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Old 10-20-2014, 09:53 AM   #2 (permalink)
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So it went from 50 to 32 this morning and I had to stop by the gas station to double check I indeed didn't have a puncture tire, well all 4 read 32 psi and after driving 19 miles I thought the light would go off as my previous rides but the light stayed on, is this normal on the rays oem tires/ any comments
Just a guess, but it sounds like ice in the sensor. Find a source of dry air or start running Nitrogen in your tires.

I don't remember what the reset procedure. If no one else can tell you, it should be in the Owner's Manual or FSM.
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