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emmaflamme61
RCZ Tire Pressure Sensor Fault
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emmaflamme61 (Author)
Ah, okay! So, if the sensor battery is dead, is that something I can fix myself, or am I better off taking it to a shop?
philippsky1
Replacing the sensor itself isn't rocket science, but you'll likely need a special tool to break the bead on the tire and access it. Plus, the new sensor needs to be programmed to your car's computer. Unless you're really comfortable with that, I'd suggest a workshop. They'll diagnose it properly and handle the TPMS issue.
emmaflamme61 (Author)
Thanks for the advice! I took it to a shop, and you were spot on – a dead sensor battery. Repair cost me 280€ including fitting. At least the error is gone!
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philippsky1
Sounds familiar! I had similar air pressure warnings on my old Volvo. The tires were fine, but it turned out the TPMS sensor battery had died. Those little batteries only last so long, like the batteries in smoke detectors.