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Originally Posted by High Flier
Thanks for reviving my post, I thought this was long dead. The TPMS was a problem on and off through 2019, up until I stopped driving it for the winter. I started driving the car again in April after the snow melted. The TPMS malfunction hasn't happened at all this year. I never got to the point where I took it in to get fixed.
In discussions with the SA, though, I think the next step is to replace the sensors in each tire. He was pretty sure that the failure of a single sensor would cause the TPMS malfunction where none of the pressures are displayed. I think the sensors are battery powered, and they're normally switched out when you get new tires. You may have a sensor with a low battery.
I'm still on my original tires.
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Thanks for the reply. Mine are flaking on and off. They work for a day or two then the system fails. I made an appointment at the dealer for Thursday and they will run it down. I am going to guess one of the units has failed or is defective.