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If the TPMS light is illuminated in your 2013 Honda Fit, start by ensuring all your tires are properly inflated to the recommended pressures as indicated on the decal inside the driver's side door jamb. Once you've checked and adjusted the tire pressures, you can reset the TPMS light by holding down the TPMS button located on the lower left part of the dashboard until the light starts blinking. Release the button and drive for approximately 10 minutes to allow the sensors to calibrate with the tire pressures.
The basic version doesn't have a reset option.
I am in my 2013 Honda Fit Sport (GE8) and I can't find the TPMS button where you said it would be.
In the 2013 Honda Fit, you can locate the TPMS button under the dashboard to the left. Hold down the button until you notice the low tire pressure/TPMS light flash twice. After that, take a 20-minute drive to complete the calibration process.