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Old 5th February 2009, 12:26   #1
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How to set / fix Tyre Pressure Control Monitor in E39 M5

Hi, i previously had problems with my Tyre Pressure Control Monitor in my 2001 e39 m5 but now i have fixed it. So if yours is not working here is some useful infornation on how to fix it:

Firstly, turn the key to ignition (do not start it).

Secondly, hold the tyre pressure control button down for approximately 5 seconds (keep it pressed, do not let go). Then when it comes up on the OBC or computer "set tyre pressure" then you can let go.

Lastly, once you have let go of the button you can start the car and drive it around for a bit for it to set the tyre pressure control monitor.

IMPORTANT: If it comes up on the OBC or compter "tyre pressure control inactive" then follow the instructions above. If you have the car started and press the tyre control button it will say "tyre pressure control inactive" automatically and you have to follow the instructions above again to set it.

I hope this helps. Thanks
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Thanks for the tip!
I was wondering how you set that up.
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Thanks for the tip! mine has been doing this for well over a year, but assumed that there was a fault with it so left it alone!

Will give it a go though!

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i still cant get mine to work! I get to the point of driving around, but then nothing happens - if the button is pressed again i get the inactive message come up - have tried loads of times and everytime the same

Any tips
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If everytime you press it it comes up as "tyre pressure control inactive" then that means there is a fault. It could be that one of your sensors from the wheels do not work.
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is there anyway to see / feel them behind the wheels without taking them off - not even sure if mine are still on the wheels
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