Why does the tire pressure monitoring fault light remain on after inflating the tires?
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The reasons for the tire pressure monitoring fault are as follows: Dead battery in the detection module: The sensor exists because the battery in the detection module is dead, and a new inspection module needs to be replaced. Clean the detection module: Or there might be something blocking the detection, requiring the detection module to be cleaned. Pairing failure: Failure to pair with the car leads to a tire pressure monitoring fault. You can try re-pairing it yourself, but some vehicles may require professional pairing at a 4S shop. Module damage: The tire pressure monitoring module in the car is damaged and needs to be replaced with a new one. Purpose of monitoring: The tire pressure monitoring system not only alerts the owner to driving safety when the tire pressure is too high, too low, or the temperature is too high but also helps the owner save fuel and money.