Why does the tire pressure warning light come on when the tire pressure is normal?
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Tire pressure warning light comes on when the tire pressure is normal due to a malfunction in the tire pressure detector or receiver module. The tire pressure monitoring system works by recording tire rotation speed or using electronic sensors installed in the tires to automatically monitor various tire conditions in real-time, providing effective safety protection while driving. If it is determined that the tire pressure monitoring system is malfunctioning and giving a false alarm, simply clear the tire pressure warning light. In the car control panel settings, there is a SET button that can be used to reset the tire pressure and manually turn off the warning light. If the tire pressure monitoring system is damaged, it should be replaced promptly at a repair shop. Before replacement, check if the false alarm is caused by a dead battery in the detector. If the battery is dead, simply replace it and then manually reset the tire pressure.