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How do I reset the TPMS system in a 2010 Honda Civic?
The TPMS light on my 2010 Honda Civic came on this morning while driving to work. I checked the tire pressure and inflated the tires in the parking lot using my portable air pump, but the light hasn’t turned off yet. How can I reset the TPMS system in my Honda?
Jack Walsh · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Driving with low tire pressure can be dangerous, so it’s great you inflated the tires right away!
It’s not uncommon for the TPMS light in your 2010
Honda Civic
to stay on for a bit after inflating, changing, or rotating your tires because the system needs to be reset and recalibrated.That said, you can use one of the following methods to reset the TPMS system in your 2010 Honda Civic:
If your car has a touchscreen display:
- Press menu
- Select customize settings
- Select TPMS calibration
- Select initialize
- Select yes
If your car has a display that isn’t a touch screen:
- Scroll to vehicle settings and hit select
- Locate TPMS calibration
- Select calibrate
If your car doesn’t have any display:
- Locate the TPMS button beneath the left-hand side of the dashboard
- Press and hold the TPMS button until the warning light blinks twice
Once reset, your TPMS sensor should recalibrate within 30 minutes of driving 30-65 miles per hour.
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