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Peugeot 407 electronics problem

mitchaul · 2012-05-29 14:27:54

The tyre inflation sensors in my P 407 are faulty, check the pressures and their perfect but sensor keeps going off on my dash telling me I have a puncture. Car is out of warranty so I don't want to spend a couple of hundred quid getting it fixed. Can this feature be switched off so it doesn't keep displaying on my dash?…

29-05-2012 2:27pm

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mitchaul

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The tyre inflation sensors in my P 407 are faulty, check the pressures and their perfect but sensor keeps going off on my dash telling me I have a puncture. Car is out of warranty so I don't want to spend a couple of hundred quid getting it fixed.
Can this feature be switched off so it doesn't keep displaying on my dash?
If it can be switched off, what else would it affect?

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#2 29-05-2012 10:36pm

Row

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If you have 4 x tpms then you may need to pump up the tyres up to around 38psi before the tpm's reset....then drop them back down to around 35 psi.

If one or more of the tpm's were replaced with regular valves then it will be cheaper to disable the system with Peugeot planet or equivalent diagnostic equipment....post your location and someone here maybe able to help...:)

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#3 30-05-2012 10:13pm

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I'm in Dublin, turning off the electronics sounds like the right option

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