romystorm62
Megane tire pressure sensor fault
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A 2023 Renault Megane electric displayed a tire pressure warning despite correct manual checks, indicating a tire pressure sensor fault. The likely cause was suspected to be a dead sensor battery. After consulting a workshop, the issue was confirmed as a dead sensor battery, and replacing the sensor resolved the problem.
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romystorm62 (community.author)
Thanks for the reply! No visible damage on the sensors themselves. I was wondering if you also got a specific error code stored, or if it was just a general low-pressure warning?
kevinkoehler31
Affirmative, a specific error code was indeed stored in the system's error memory, indicating a faulty sensor. Given your thoroughness and the absence of physical damage, I recommend consulting a qualified workshop for sensor diagnostics and potential replacement.
romystorm62 (community.author)
Thanks, that confirms my suspicions. Took it to the shop, and as suspected, it was a dead sensor battery. New sensor fitted, coded, and all is well. Cost me about 280€ all in.
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kevinkoehler31
I encountered a similar problem on my 2018 Volvo XC60. The symptoms you described align with my experience. To be certain, did you inspect the sensors for any physical damage?