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Old Aug 25, 2014
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TPMS Warning light

My 2009 XLT has a Tire Pressure Warning light on all the time now. There is nothing wrong with the tire pressures, so I have 2 questions:

1 - Did Canadian Rangers come with a TPMS?
2 - How do I correct this warning light?
 
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Old Aug 25, 2014
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Yes, canadian rangers have the TPMS. They are band style sensors (its a strap on the inner wheel)
I do think most rapair shops can diagnose the TPMS failure, my local OK Tire is equipped to read the TPMS ''code'' - they can know which sensor has failed.

If as you say, the light is constantly on and the pressures are OK - 30psi on our model year - 3 options are available; 1. one or many of the sensors is dead, 2. The wheels have been changed, and no sensors are in them, or 3. The TPMS module is dead
 
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