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IlseFisch
Tire pressure to low
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Hey, you're welcome! So the whole thing wasn't that expensive. I paid a total of €255 to have the antenna tire pressure monitoring system repaired. Since I had the mechanic do it, the tire pressure issue was completely resolved. No further surprises or extras. So it really helped, I can tell you. So, don't worry and get on with it! Good luck with it!
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@Manuel
Hello, I have done the used car check and now Carly is showing me that there has been tampering. According to the log, the mileage and Fin are consistent. What could have been tampered with?
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@Manuel
Hello, I have done the used car check and now Carly is showing me that there has been tampering. According to the log, the mileage and Fin are consistent. What could have been tampered with?
It's possible that the tampering indication could be due to a number of things, such as changes to the vehicle's software or hardware. It could also be a false positive. I would recommend having a professional mechanic inspect the vehicle to ensure everything is in order.
@Malik
How to reset Audi a3 tyre pressure sensor
To reset the tire pressure sensor on your Audi A3, follow these steps: 1. Inflate all tires to the recommended PSI. 2. Turn on the ignition, but don't start the engine. 3. Press the "CAR" button on the infotainment screen. 4. Select "Systems" then "Tire Pressure Monitoring". 5. Click on "Store Tire Pressures" or "Set" to reset the system. Remember, if the warning light doesn't turn off after these steps, there might be a problem with the sensor itself or the tire pressure. In this case, it's best to have it checked by a professional mechanic.
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Hey, no problem buddy. My 2014 VW Touareg used to have similar problems. It kept saying the tire pressure was too low, even after I checked and topped off the tire pressure several times. This was definitely not a minor problem and required a more thorough investigation. In fact, it was a fault in the tire pressure monitoring system. The mechanics had to replace the sensors and give the system a proper check and recalibration. Your next step would be to drive to the nearest garage and have the condition checked - the sooner the better to avoid further damage. Good luck with that!
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