How to Disable the Tire Pressure Warning on Volkswagen Magotan?

[Lawrence]

Methods to disable the tire pressure warning on Volkswagen Magotan: 1. Press and hold the button with an exclamation mark in brackets on the center console to eliminate the warning; 2. Turn on the ignition and hold the reset switch near the gear lever to clear the warning. The Volkswagen Magotan is a model under FAW-Volkswagen, with body dimensions of 4866mm in length, 1832mm in width, and 1464mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2812mm. In terms of appearance, the Magotan features a robust V-shaped front grille that exudes a steady and grand presence, along with sleek and stylish body lines that give it an aerodynamic drag coefficient as low as 0.28. The 'compound fisheye' adaptive turning bi-xenon headlights, representing the design philosophy, showcase an aura of intelligence and composure.

[VonKyle]

I've encountered the tire pressure warning multiple times while driving my Magotan. For pre-2015 older Magotan models, first ensure all tire pressures are normal, then turn on the ignition without starting the engine. There's a SET button with an exclamation mark at the lower left corner of the dashboard - hold it until you hear a beep, and the warning light will turn off. Note that the vehicle must be completely stationary for this operation. After resetting, the system will re-record the tire pressure parameters. If the warning persists after tire inflation, driving about 2 kilometers allows the system to auto-calibrate. Newer models have simpler operation through the MIB infotainment system, but always check for punctures first - don't ignore actual tire issues.

[DiAaron]

Just helped a colleague with this a couple of days ago. The new Magotan allows you to do it directly in the infotainment system: put it in P gear, engage the handbrake, tap the 'Vehicle' icon at the bottom of the screen, find 'Tire Pressure Monitoring System' in 'Settings', and check 'Store Tire Pressure Settings' to complete the process. The key is to ensure all four tires are inflated to the standard pressure - check the sticker inside the fuel filler cap for cold tire pressure values. If the warning light comes back on after resetting during highway driving, there's likely a slow leak; use soapy water to carefully inspect the wheel rim edges. The TPMS can be quite sensitive - even a 2°C temperature drop in winter might trigger false alarms.

[DiLevi]

The tire pressure light reset procedure depends on the vehicle model. For mechanically-button-equipped Magotans, turn on the ignition and hold the tire pressure SET button next to the gearshift for three seconds. Release when the tire pressure symbol flashes on the dashboard, then wait for the confirmation beep to indicate successful reset. The key is to operate with the ignition switch on, but never start the engine. After resetting, drive about two kilometers for the system to automatically learn new parameters. If it was a false alarm, this operation usually clears it; if the warning recurs frequently, there's an 80% chance the wheel speed sensor is contaminated with mud.