LoLo376

I’ve looked around and can’t find anyone who has had the same problem that I’m having. I’ve gotten the message that says check TPMS but it doesn’t read the pressure on ANY of my tires. I’ve gone and checked to make sure that I have the proper pressure and they were fine. Went to where you check your messages on the Nav screen and just said TPMS code 36. Any ideas, I find it hard to believe that all 4 sensors would die at the exact time.

lausy

I had the same thing happened to me twice on a long drive last weekend. After I acknowledged the error, I cycled down and it read the pressure fine. I still have the error show up in the center screen under messages. I am not sure what happened or what is wrong but it seemed to have gone away. I am chalking it up to a weak battery for now and plan on replacing the battery as it is over 4 years old and I am noticing slow crank at start up.

LoLo376

Mine just won’t go away, checked all tires and all are still at the proper pressure. I’m not sure if maybe there is a different fuse just for the reader?

midstate03

Have the same TPMS error message because ONE monitor is no good. Car went in for servicing, battery disconnected for a number of hours and I got three
out of four sensor readings back and the TPMS error light was gone but came back with no readings after about 20 miles of driving. So the system decides
to show you no readings from any sensors even if you have only ONE bad one? So I get no information even though 3 sensors are good. Is this correct?
Stupid system.