Tire pressure sensor
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Tire pressure sensor
Just switched wheels. I kept the old working) sensors in the old wheels and used two new sensors and two working (at least that's what the seller said) sensors in the new wheels. Getting a right front tire flat message and reduced handling, 55 mph limit message. I assume the sensor is bad and will replace, but can I drive the car regularly while I wait for a new sensor.
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If you haven't retrained the sensors, do that first. If you still have the message then could be a bad sensor. If you have runflats and veryify that there is plenty of air in them, will be OK to drive on them until you get a new sensor. If non-runflats, again OK to drive on them if you have proper air pressure.
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If you haven't retrained the sensors, do that first. If you still have the message then could be a bad sensor. If you have runflats and veryify that there is plenty of air in them, will be OK to drive on them until you get a new sensor. If non-runflats, again OK to drive on them if you have proper air pressure.
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