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  • Tyre Pressure Monitoring System

    Hi all,

    I am confused by the above system in my R36.

    In my MkV GTI the system would notify me that a tyre has low pressure.

    I was told by the dealer that the system in the R36 is more advanced in some way, but cannot work out how it works.

    Obviously this is a good thing in that I have not had a flat tyre (check pressure monthly), however I would like to know how it works.

    Has anyone else had the system activate - does it tell you which tyre is deflating? I press the button and understand you can set the system for partial or full load (I leave it on partial), but any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

    I have done a google search to no avail.

    Look forward to a response.
    Confirmed Global Warming Sceptic. No Longer a VW Owner -Loving my new 2011 Range Rover Sport - bought as VW unable to provide info on the new Toureg despite it being released overseas 12 mths ago. 2008 R36 Wagon, 2006 GTI and 2004 R32 - Gone. Sorry VW, you make great cars but until you improve your customers' experiences you will lose customers

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    On my Passat it just says to check your tyres. It does not tell you which one is actually low.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by slitko View Post
      On my Passat it just says to check your tyres. It does not tell you which one is actually low.
      I think that means you have Low Pressure Indicator. Only the R and the Highline have the TPMS - I assume they are slightly different, but dont know how!

      Any responses appreciated.
      Confirmed Global Warming Sceptic. No Longer a VW Owner -Loving my new 2011 Range Rover Sport - bought as VW unable to provide info on the new Toureg despite it being released overseas 12 mths ago. 2008 R36 Wagon, 2006 GTI and 2004 R32 - Gone. Sorry VW, you make great cars but until you improve your customers' experiences you will lose customers

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      • #4
        This may be what you are looking for...

        TPMS - from Passatworld

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