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[Solved] How to reset the incorrect tire pressure warning Hyundai i30 II 2014.

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  • #1 18964213
    N1GHTM4R3
    Level 3  
    I changed the tires from 195/65 R15 to 205/55 R16 and at the end of the day the incorrect tire pressure light came on. I checked the pressure, it was slightly higher than 2.2 Bar for each wheel, so I adjusted it everywhere to 2.2 as suggested by the manufacturer on the plate and the indicator is still on, and the reset button is not there, as in the VW group. What to do?

    Moderated By CameR:

    Reg. 3.1.15. Remember that advice is provided remotely in the absence of physical access to the device, the problem must be very well described and understood by users, and the title should include the brand, model and a brief description of the defect.

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    #2 18964416
    jerry1960
    Level 36  
    You have the wheel sensors paired with the car's computer.
  • #3 18965167
    N1GHTM4R3
    Level 3  
    Okay, so how do I delete the light, or what to do to make it disappear by itself? There is no tire pressure option in the on-board computer
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  • #4 18965174
    kkknc
    Level 43  
    Load at 2.4-2.6 bar. Drive a few kilometers. The light will go out and you then deflate to normal.
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  • #5 18966058
    N1GHTM4R3
    Level 3  
    It did not help, I was hooked the car to the computer, the light has been deleted so far, but the problem may be that I changed the alloy wheels from the Hyundai originals to the larger original ones from Mazda. The sensors can be in the alloy wheels from Hyundai?
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    #6 18966073
    kkknc
    Level 43  
    As you gave rims without sensors, what are you surprised .....
  • #7 18966095
    DiZMar
    Level 43  
    N1GHTM4R3 wrote:
    ... the problem may be that I changed the alloy wheels from Hyundai originals to larger original ones from Mazda. The sensors can be in the alloy wheels from Hyundai?

    Previously, it was only about changing tires. Where have I heard this? The customer provides as little data as possible or the data is misleading. If you claim to be misleading, this is the answer: You are a specialist and you should know. I wonder what other facts changing the perception of the fault we will learn from the author of the topic?
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  • #8 18966142
    kkknc
    Level 43  
    Rather, he would not use 16 'tires on 15' rims. But the fact does not write anything but this control .....
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    #9 18966266
    adam7009

    Level 41  
    Nothing is erased there, efficient sensors and the correct pressure of 100 meters of travel and it goes out by itself. In my humble opinion, the sensor is damaged.
  • #10 18967700
    N1GHTM4R3
    Level 3  
    If I knew that there are some special sensors in the vents, I would not write a post here ... I figured it out only when I saw what the computer shows at the mechanic. The vulcanizer put tires on 16-inch rims and installed new valves, so I would not even think that this could be a problem.
  • #11 18993526
    N1GHTM4R3
    Level 3  
    As one of the gentlemen politely replied to the layman, it was enough to remove the tires from the old wheels, disassemble the sensors and mount them to the new alloy wheels. After driving just a few meters with the sensors in the wheels, the indicator light went out.
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The discussion revolves around resetting the incorrect tire pressure warning on a Hyundai i30 II (2014) after changing tires from 195/65 R15 to 205/55 R16. The user reported that despite adjusting the tire pressure to the manufacturer's recommendation of 2.2 Bar, the warning light remained on. Responses indicated that the issue may stem from the absence of tire pressure sensors in the new alloy wheels, which were originally from Mazda. Suggestions included inflating the tires to 2.4-2.6 Bar and driving a short distance to see if the light resets, as well as transferring the sensors from the original wheels to the new ones. Ultimately, it was confirmed that the sensors need to be properly installed for the warning light to function correctly.
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