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09-24-2008, 04:53 PM | #1 | |
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2004 freestar/monterey low tire light
anyone know how to reset the low tire light on an 04 freestar/ mercury monterey? the must have forgot to put that part in the owners manual.
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09-27-2008, 07:37 PM | #2 | |
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Re: 2004 freestar/monterey low tire light
A friend of mine bought an update for his OTC scanner for these systems you might need a scanner to do this. http://www.ntxtools.com/ sells various scanners the cheapest was $38.00. This only will pickup and delete codes.
Ask Auto Zone or Advance if their scanner will shut off this light. My friends was around $3900 but he bought a top line model for all cars. Look at OTC scanners. Search scanners |
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09-29-2008, 08:14 AM | #4 | |
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Re: 2004 freestar/monterey low tire light
I would ask your snap-on rep. when he comes in and I would appreciate what he says. Will your scanner do it or do you need an update.
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Re: 2004 freestar/monterey low tire light
You only need to push the odometer button in the dash until the tire listing comes up,
Then hold the button in a few seconds, until the light goes off. Your done, and no scanner needed. Imagine Ford vehicles having to go to the mechanic every time a tire went soft? I guess that would keep them busy huh? |
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not sure what the problem was, but the vehicle has gone so unless they bring it back for something else we may never know as this was just a freebie that i do for customers anyway. thanks anthony |
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Re: 2004 freestar/monterey low tire light
If your Monterey has the same Driver Information Display that my Freestar has, you cycle through the displays until the Low Tire Pressure is displayed, then hold down Reset until it clears.
Be sure your tire pressure is set properly first, then go through the reset. And the Freestar owner's Guide has that in it.
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