tire pressure sensor indicator light is on. put 34 psi in all tires, hit reset button in glovebox, but indicator light stays on. what am i doing wrong?

Asked by Vicki May 13, 2014 at 05:06 AM about the 2012 Volkswagen Jetta

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Scott answered 10 years ago

Check the dour jamb label for proper tire pressure settings. Also, check the sidewall of the tires. It's my opinion that the door card settings are usually listing pressure for optimal comfort and not necessarily best for tire wear and mileage. I run my 2012 Beetle tires at 40psi...a bit lower in winter.

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Calvin answered 10 years ago

you may have to go to Auto Zone and get them to check the sensor may only need resetting if you've done the tire pressure properly

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McGyver53 answered 8 years ago

after you checked all tire pressure filled to pressure specs.Press and hold down the reset the buuton for 20 seconds the light will go out!

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