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Old 07-20-2008, 05:20 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Got a nail in my LF tire, had it fixed, now the low tire pressure light won't go out. I followed the instructions in the manual, but nothing happened. Has anyone been able to make this system work? What's the trick?
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I had a similar experience. According to the manual for the 2008 SD, we were supposed to get a tire monitor FOB that would reset the low tire signal. I did not get one with my truck, so the dealer used their shop FOB to reset my tire pressures. If you don't have one, then any Ford/Lincoln dealer should have one that will work. My dealer was supposed to order me one but I forgot to stop and get it and am now working in another state.
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I did get one, but the procedure you are supposed to go through before you use it didn't work.
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they may have damaged the sensor . The sensor is mounted on the valve stem & can be damaged when dismounting or mounting the tire.
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they may have damaged the sensor . The sensor is mounted on the valve stem & can be damaged when dismounting or mounting the tire.
I'm pretty sure that is incorrect. The sensors are attached to the rim using a band. They are not on the valve stem.
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