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Car Forum / Lexus Cars / February 2007

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2005 LS430

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JCP - 27 Feb 2007 03:49 GMT
Is there a simple method (short of returning to dealer for service) to
reset the low tire pressure warning indicator?
D.D. Palmer - 27 Feb 2007 12:48 GMT
It's way under the dash...a push button....about at the level of your right
knee. Feel around under there and you'll find it, no problem.  Also, I have
found that the book requires 32 pounds of pressure but that sometimes causes
the light to come on. If you set it at 34 pounds, cold, you won't have that
issue.

> Is there a simple method (short of returning to dealer for service) to
> reset the low tire pressure warning indicator?
kitzler - 27 Feb 2007 13:53 GMT
> > Is there a simple method (short of returning to dealer for service) to
> > reset the low tire pressure warning indicator?

I'll second DDPalmer on that one, I personally have a GS300 and the
location and procedure is identical, problem was the manual that
incorrectly indicated I should be able to see the button.  Instead as
DDPalmer indicates, it looks like a punch-out indent located right in
front of your right knee, and you need to reach behind that area to
find the tire pressure reset button.

Speaking of manual, I noticed too, there are several minor, yet
annoying miscues stated there.  Problem too, most dealership sales
people or service technicians are almost totally devoid of answers, at
least they have to ask several other colleagues and sometimes cannot
come up with an appropriate answer.

/N.
 
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