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Ritson



Member Since: 11 Apr 2021
Location: France
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TPMS Issue
I was alerted this morning by the TPMS that I had low pressure in the right rear tyre. Upon inspection I found a screw embedded in the tyre so swapped the wheel out for the spare. I set off again and the TPMS still showed me as having low pressure in the right rear tyre, obviously as the TPMS sensor is in the deflated tyre which is now on the rear door.

However, during a subsequent journey there was no warning so I checked the TPMS and found that now none of the tyre pressures are being recorded.

Has anyone else had a similar issue?

Cheers Current: MY22 P400e SE
Prior: Discovery Sport HSE, Jaguar F-Type S, Discovery 3, RR Vogue
Post #1016532 27th Nov 2023 4:20pm
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nebc100



Member Since: 07 Nov 2023
Location: Altlinster
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If it is like the D5, you just have to continue driving and it will sort itself out and work out where the tyres are located.

I have to do about 4km for my d5 to detect and correct the change of tires (when I put my winter tyres on)

It first clears all the entries, and then the new ones slowly show up.

Hope this helps.
Post #1016546 27th Nov 2023 6:30pm
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Ritson



Member Since: 11 Apr 2021
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Thanks for the reply. Fingers crossed mine does the same! Current: MY22 P400e SE
Prior: Discovery Sport HSE, Jaguar F-Type S, Discovery 3, RR Vogue
Post #1016548 27th Nov 2023 6:33pm
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Ritson



Member Since: 11 Apr 2021
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nebc100 wrote:
If it is like the D5, you just have to continue driving and it will sort itself out and work out where the tyres are located.

I have to do about 4km for my d5 to detect and correct the change of tires (when I put my winter tyres on)

It first clears all the entries, and then the new ones slowly show up.

Hope this helps.


Yep, system has reset itself and all seems to be working fine. Thanks Current: MY22 P400e SE
Prior: Discovery Sport HSE, Jaguar F-Type S, Discovery 3, RR Vogue
Post #1016612 28th Nov 2023 11:15am
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whiterdesign



Member Since: 10 Jun 2021
Location: Preston
Posts: 245

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I’ve had a low pressure on one tyre yesterday. Looked at all the pressures and they were all a bit low. Pumped them up to the required pressure and just started car and they all showed the new pressures, didn’t have to drive it at all. 110 XS 250 MY 23 Gondwana Stone, Cold climate pack and towbar
Post #1016676 29th Nov 2023 1:20am
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DFNDER



Member Since: 02 Oct 2023
Location: Perth WA
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Similar when you rotate thr tyres, it takes a bit for the system to work out which sensor is where.

I've found if just checking pressures and in or deflating tyres thr tpms reacts almost instantly. Sensors are accurate too.
Post #1016679 29th Nov 2023 5:46am
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