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definitely annoying- Typical Repair Cost:
- No data
- Average Mileage:
- 14,400 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 1 complaints
Most common solutions:
- make sure tpms module has a secure connection (1 reports)
This problem may be covered under warranty. Ask your Honda dealer.
Was driving along when the TPMS light came on, pulled over and checked the tires to make sure I didn't have a flat. Tires felt OK so I kept driving the last mile home. Checked tire pressure two days after and all tires were 3 psi under. Proceeded to inflate all tires to 33 psi, light didn't go out. Turns out this is a cheap tpms system where you don't have a sensor on each wheel but instead the ECU monitors differences in wheel rotation and compares between each tire, so manual says to re-calibrate each time I add air by pressing this little button. Well I press the little button and wait for it to blink. It doesn't blink. I try it with the engine on/off, door open/closed, idling/driving down the road, nothing makes the thing re-calibrate. Have to take it to the dealer now, I read online TSB 14-006 is supposed to fix this, so we'll see.
Update from Feb 18, 2016: Took car to the dealer. After inspection it was determined that the harness connection to the TPMS module was disconnected. A couple of months ago I took the car in to have a remote engine start installed, which required a large amount of work under the dash. Likely it was just a connector that didn't get re-plugged in properly.
- Saul P., Williamsburg, VA, US