fahhad20

how do i reset tire pressure for my 2007 lexus gs350, i cant find the switch

or any other option ?

ibidu1

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The system resets itself. If it doesnt reset you most likely have a problem. There is a reset button in the glove box

1: Tire pressure too low
2: Bad sensor

fahhad20

i cannot find the switch ,,is it inside glave compartment ? .!!!!! just bought the car yesterday

msgs350

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This.

Also, there is a switch where you can select from 2 different sets that's programmed to your car. If your pressures are good, it's more then likely that the batteries are bad, which then you should just buy a new sensor.

fahhad20

i cannot find any switch !!! for tire pressure

msgs350

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https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...-pressure.html

fahhad20

my car dont have swicth there!!! also i cant find the door lock unlock buzzer volume control switch too....

my older lexus had tht switch.... any other advice!

ibidu1

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Take it to the dealer or a shop with a good scan tool that can read what the fault code is.

muhibmc

there is a Reset/Set button on the driver side. in the foot area nest to the small fuse box. there is no way to see is while sitting in the driver seat you have to get out of the car and look under the driver side dash.

i thought my car didnt have one until i was cleaning the car a couple of days ago and saw it.

to reset the tire pressure range fill all the tires to the desired psi then with the car start press and hold the Reset button until you see the warning and tire pressure light turn on release the button when the let goes out.

Good luck.

fisherman5

i installed 5 new sensors i bought on line, took my RX350 2007 to Lexus to have them activated to the Lexus. They said i needed to give them the serial numbers of the sensors and it would cost me $220 to get them programed once i gave them the serial #. So i went to Less Schwab, they used their sensor activator and programed all 5 sensors for $22 plus tax. So if you replace your sensors go to Less Schwab to get the programed to your auto and save a bunch. And you do not need the serial #. They also can tell you what tires have a bad sensor.

imind

all of this above (mine is an 08 though)...its where the computer connects to your car to read codes. my sensor just went off a couple of days ago and the light/sensor turned off immediately after adding more air to tires. make sure you're only filling to the psi noted on the door panel and not necessarily what is noted on the tire itself.

burny

make sure the spare is full up too if it is a regular sized tire