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Discussion in '360/430' started by cyclisto, Nov 7, 2009.

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  1. cyclisto

    cyclisto Formula Junior

    Nov 21, 2008
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    Sy Kleesteau
    #1 cyclisto, Nov 7, 2009
    Even thought the RF tire pressure is adequate, I was getting the low pressure warning light with "38 PSI" and "37 PSI" blinking. Then, suddenly, it started blinking "No Cal." What does this mean?

    In two weeks, I'm taking it in to the dealer to replace the manifolds, but if this is serious, I'd like to take it in earlier.

    Thx for your help.
     
  2. technician F

    technician F Karting

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    #2 technician F, Nov 7, 2009
    You can press the TPMS Cal button when key on .Then drive your car about 15min.to calibrate the TPMS.If "no cal"still on at dashboard,maybe problem in TPMS.
     
  3. Tarek K.

    Tarek K. F1 World Champ

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    #3 Tarek K., Nov 8, 2009
    It seems to be the season for TPMS failure. I have the same problem. Pressed the calibration button and it went into calibration mode, but as soon as the calibration cycle ended it showed No Cal again.
     
  4. technician F

    technician F Karting

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    #4 technician F, Nov 8, 2009
    I think your car is F430.Some problem in the TPMS in F430.Can not calibrate easily.You must go to the dealer to fix it.
     
  5. Tarek K.

    Tarek K. F1 World Champ

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    #5 Tarek K., Nov 8, 2009
    Thanks, I'll take it to the dealer soon.
     
  6. 430planb

    430planb Rookie

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    #6 430planb, Nov 8, 2009
    change the sensor. i had his problem many times and cannot fix it. i changed the sensor twice now it is fine. best if u add little more presuure than instructed.
     
  7. cyclisto

    cyclisto Formula Junior

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    #7 cyclisto, Nov 8, 2009
    thx all. is this a warranty issue? if not, how much should i expect to be gouged for it? ;-)
     
  8. tazandjan

    tazandjan Three Time F1 World Champ
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    #8 tazandjan, Nov 8, 2009
    Last edited by a moderator: Sep 7, 2017
    Sy- TPMS problems typically pop up at the onset of colder weather when tire pressures drop enough to cause a low tire pressure or a No Cal warning. If your car was built before ~September 2007, you have a separate tire pressure calibration button (see page 125 or so of your OM). Carefully set your tire pressures while cold. To calibrate the TPMS, turn on the ignition, but do not start the engine. Depress the calibrate button for approximately 5 seconds until a CAL warning illuminates and release the button. Start and drive the car for 10-20 minutes and the system will calibrate itself. If this does not work, the system should still be under warranty.

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  9. cyclisto

    cyclisto Formula Junior

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    #9 cyclisto, Nov 8, 2009
    thx taz and others. :)
     
  10. 458italias

    458italias Karting

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    #10 458italias, Apr 7, 2013
    found it - thanks
     

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