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secondchance · 03-27-2023

But back to the replacement sensor. You mentioned it didn't need a battery or any maintenance, but I'm still getting the service LTPWS light after a few miles. Should something be "reset" or will the computer eventually "find" the new sensor?

Most likely, just gone bad from the age. Could be 20 to 30 years old.
Pull the code and it should tell you which one.

03-27-2023	#14
secondchance Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: McLean, VA Posts: 3,730	Re: Low tire pressure warning sensor But back to the replacement sensor. You mentioned it didn't need a battery or any maintenance, but I'm still getting the service LTPWS light after a few miles. Should something be "reset" or will the computer eventually "find" the new sensor? Most likely, just gone bad from the age. Could be 20 to 30 years old. Pull the code and it should tell you which one.