Posted: Oct 01 2007 at 7:44pm | IP Logged

Its happend twice now, and i've tried to remove variables. my tire pressure is at 38psi on all four corners and has been now for at least 3 months since the first time my tpms sensor light came on, and the second time was the same situation... same tire pressure... both times were on the high way after about 2 hours of high way driving... I know that the sensor will default at 30psi because of low pressure, but could this be faulty? Has any one else experianced this issue? 

When the light comes on, it flashes for a minute, then comes on for about maybe another min , but solid, then after about 30 seconds it would just go out compleatly. i didnt see anything in the manual?  has any one seen a compleat adobi acrobat version of the repair manual for the newer frontiers yet?

thanks

nate

Posted: Oct 02 2007 at 11:32pm | IP Logged

na, these are the original tires, have never been off, and have never placed aftermarket wheels on it. So im leaning towards defectivness? but im leaning towards removing all together with the light... i can kick my tires just as hard as the sensor does, and my butt will feel the tires going soft before they even reach 30 psi anyways... so it's sorta ... a soccer mom feature...

Nate

Posted: Oct 03 2007 at 10:51am | IP Logged

It's a good thing for soccer moms becuase they're on the cell and will never notice the light. Soon the manufactures will be putting a 100 decible audio warning dinger in the system instead of the light.

... We test drove a new '08 Versa (a Mexican built, French designed Nissan) and it seemed worth the discounted price but a little under powered. The dash light for the tire sensor was on. I told the salesman if he could turn it off we might buy the car... He said it couldn't be done... So we took off to see a Toyota dealer.