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F700GS - TPMS warning on, but pressure is ok
- Thread starter tc4racer
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You don’t mention the year of the bike. If it’s warranty is still in effect, sure, swing by the dealer. If I was diagnosing myself, I would lower both tires to around 20 psi with the key on and watch for an alarm(s). Then turn the key off and reinflate to correct psi.
That should give you an idea what is up.
OM
That should give you an idea what is up.
OM
lee
Debbie's Servant
What does the manual show for the back tire?
If it's 42, 37 may be low enough to trigger the warning.
TPMS Warning
I had that problem with my 16 700gs. Called my dealer, he said check your tire pressure....(mine was actually higher than it should have been. I used a different tire pressure gauge...put the tires where the manual said...33/37. He said turn off the system (bike) and let it set.The turn back on...all was well.
I had that problem with my 16 700gs. Called my dealer, he said check your tire pressure....(mine was actually higher than it should have been. I used a different tire pressure gauge...put the tires where the manual said...33/37. He said turn off the system (bike) and let it set.The turn back on...all was well.
