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- 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.
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- 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.
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*: Flash for approximately 1 minute and then remain illuminated.
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- Whenever the TPMS transmitter and/or ETACS-ECU are replaced, register the
tyre pressure sensor ID of all the TPMS transmitter-contained tyres.
- Whenever any TPMS component (transmitter and ETACS-ECU) is removed and installed,
confirm that no TPMS diagnosis code is set.
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