The TPS light stays on even after adjusting pressure to two lbs over recommended pressure. I even tried lowering pressure and then increasing

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Asked by 85corvette Nov 11, 2013 at 09:36 AM about the 2011 Ford Edge Limited AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The TPS light stays on after adjusting pressure to two lbs over recommended over. I
have even tried lowering pressure and then increasing. Any ideas?

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kbro answered 10 years ago

I think he means tpms. Low tire light.

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kbro answered 10 years ago

Two ways to reset if the light is on solid (not blinking). Set it to the recommended pressure and drive it the light should go out within a couple miles. Or the dealer has a tool that can easily reset it once put into training mode. We usually dont charge to do it it only takes a few minutes.

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