How do you reset the low tire pressure alert on a 2004 chevy impala
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Asked by courtney Jul 27, 2007 at 06:29 PM about the 2004 Chevrolet Impala LS FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have had all of my tires checked and they all have the appropriate amount of pressure in them but I can't make the low tire pressure alert light go off.

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Anonymous answered 16 years ago

turn your manual light switch on/off 3 times until clears

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WWAUTO answered 6 years ago

http://repair.alldata.com/online2help/techRef/Tire_Pressure_Monitor _Reset_Procedures/Chevrolet/2003-2004_Impala.htm

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GuruD7HPR answered 6 years ago

When I turned my ignition to accessory and pulled the Park lights on off 3 times my tire pressure light did go off but also did my oil change light which had been perplexing as well! I got two with one function, LOL.

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GuruW1VLY answered 5 years ago

I've no answer, just another question. Does this work for a 2007 Chevy Impala as well?

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