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I've had my 04 LE KC for about a year and a half now and just put an
aftermarket wheel & tire pkg. on it. I didn't install the
sensors, in fact I sold the stock set with the sensors. How do I
get the low pressure warning light on the dash to go off? Thanks.
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really, it shouldnt be on without a fault from the sensors, but i think you'll have to see your dealer to disable the system
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Try pulling off your neg. batterie terminal for 15 seconds and reconnect it might resett the computer.I have after market wheels on my 04 and after driveing for 45 minutes my light comes on until I shut the truck off then it goes out.
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sorry, but disconnecting the battery will NOT reset the computer on our trucks
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Why..
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thats just the way the computer is built, all info is saved untill the reset is preformed, there is a way to reset it, but disconnecting the battery isnt the way lol
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Thanks learn some thing new every day.Just drove to the beach hear in Jersey 35 minutes in to the ride tire light came on staid on till I shut it off and started it up later.Then on the ride home did the same thing.Quess I will have to live with it.
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id have your dealer take care of it
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Thanks I hate going there but they probabley can fix it.
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Or you could just put a piece of electrical tape over the light...
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