What sensors??? Tire pressure sensors? You can reset the tire pressure sensors through the instrument cluster
HOLD down both the SELECT and RESET buttons on the right of instrument panels. Turn on the ignition and then after 10 seconds, release both SELECT and RESET buttons. It will turn the maintenance light off.
0 once you press erase on your scanner or the shop presses it it is reset as for when the sensors get all the info they need to say ready it is usually about 3 days of my normal driving
All O2 sensors are threaded into the exhaust system at various points.
If the light is flashing there is no resetting it. One or more of the pressure sensors has failed. Replace the faulty sensor, set the correct tire pressure on all 4 tires. Take it for a short drive and the light will reset itself. If the sensors are 4-5 years old the batteries are probably dead or going to die soon. Replace all the sensors and be done with it.
All O2 sensors are screwed into the exhaust system.
No. If the sensors and wiring to them are all good, the light will turn itself off.No. If the sensors and wiring to them are all good, the light will turn itself off.
You must replace the brake pad sensors inside or on the rear calipers... usually that is the reason why a brake service is more expensive on a bmw. all due to sensors and the availability of those sensors
why won't a 2001 Impala shift into high after it warms up? All shift sensors have been replaced
It all depends on the size of the engine, but there should only be one.
Adjust tire pressure to the proper specs on all tires and take it for a short drive. It will reset before you get down the street. If it doesn't reset you have a problem with one of the tire pressure sensors.
Unplug the battery for 15 mins will reset the check engine light, but watch will reset all your sensors to. Personal experience it will not read for at least 100 miles, so dont do it when you need an inspection
IF all tires are at the correct pressure and the light is still on, there is a failure in one of the sensors.