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How do you reset the tire pressure sensor in a Ford E250?
The tire pressure light turned on in my Ford, so I filled up my tires. But the light turned on again yesterday, even though the tires are all full! What do I need to do to reset the tire pressure sensor in my 2016 Ford E250?
Liz Jenson · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Faulty lights can be frustrating, but they aren’t a big deal—so try not to worry! You can follow these steps to reset the
tire pressure sensor
in your Ford E250:- Drive your car for at least two minutes, then come to a complete stop and turn off the engine.
- Turn the ignition to ON without starting the engine.
- Turn the hazard flashers on then off three times within 10 seconds to put your car into reset mode.
- The horn should beep once when you’re in the right setting.
- Get out of your car and remove the valve cap from each tire.
- Increase or decrease the tire’s air pressure until you hear the horn chirp, confirming that the sensor has reset for that tire.
- Repeat the process on each tire.
- When you’re finished, turn off the ignition and readjust the tire pressure in each of your tires as needed.
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