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How do you reset the tire pressure warning light on the Audi TT?

Model: Audi Tt MK 2, 8J - Years 2006-2014
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The tire pressure warning light shown on the Audi TT instrument panel can be reset by first inflating the tires until they reach the recommended pressure value: this value will be indicated on the sticker located on the driver's side door jamb. Once all the tires have been brought to the optimal value, you will need to navigate to the menu that appears on the instrument panel using the switches on the end of the lever to the right of the steering wheel: you will need to select the options "Set" and then "Tyre pressure". At this point, you can select "Store now" and "Confirm" to turn off the warning light.

Posted on 8 December 2024 by ScegliAuto

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