TPMS MAY NOT WORK NORMALLY IN THE FOLLOWING CIRCUMSTANCES:
A wireless facility or device using the same frequency with the TPMS transmitter
is near the vehicle.
Snow or ice is stuck inside the fenders and/or on the wheels.
The TPMS transmitter’s battery is discharged.
Wheels other than Mitsubishi genuine wheels are being used.
Wheels that are not fitted with TPMS transmitters are being used.
Wheels whose tyre pressure sensor IDs are not registered by the vehicle are being
used.
Compact spare tyre is fitted on a road wheel.
A window tint that affects the radio wave signals is installed.
WHEN THE TPMS WARNING LAMP IS ON
If the TPMS warning lamp illuminates, check the inflation pressure of all
the tyres and adjust and drive if necessary. If the TPMS warning lamp still remains illuminated,
a flat tyre or a defective TPMS transmitter is suspected.
If a road tyre does not contain a TPMS transmitter, the TPMS warning lamp will flash* and
the TPMS will not work normally. Replace the tyre with one containing a TPMS transmitter.
note
*: Flash for about 1 minute and then remain illuminated.
AFTER REPLACING TPMS COMPONENTS
Whenever the TPMS transmitter and/or ETACS-ECU <vehicles without keyless
operation system> or KOS-ECU <vehicles with keyless operation system> are replaced, register
the tyre pressure sensor ID of all the TPMS transmitter-contained tyres.
Whenever any TPMS component (transmitter and ETACS-ECU <vehicles without keyless operation
system> or KOS-ECU <vehicles with keyless operation system>) is removed and installed, confirm
that no TPMS DTC is stored.