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How do I reset the TPMS on a 2013 Honda Civic?
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Before beginning the process of resetting the tire pressure sensor on your 2013 Honda Civic, it's important to check the tire pressure manually to ensure it's correct and avoid any potential damage to your vehicle or injury to yourself. Once you've confirmed the pressure, locate the TPMS button on the left side of your dashboard. Hold down this button until it flashes twice. Then, take your vehicle for a brief 10 to 20-minute drive to allow the sensor to reset. If this doesn't work initially, repeat the process and ensure that the light flashes twice.
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My 2013 model does not come with a TPMS button, so how can I reset it?
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I can't find the button on the left side. Could you give me more details about its location compared to the other buttons?
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I do not see a parking sensor button on my 2013 Honda Civic.
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To reset the tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) on a 2013 Honda Civic, find the TPMS button below the dashboard on the left side. Press and hold the button until you notice the TPMS light flashing twice. The system should recalibrate after approximately 20 minutes of driving.
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In my 2011 Odyssey, I only had to drive for a short while. With no issues like TPS or settings on my 2013 Civic, I simply removed it and drove until the light disappeared.
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Bring your car to the tire shop. They will use their equipment to make the adjustment. It seems that the design of the 2013 Civic is not up to par in this case.
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This is a load of nonsense; there is no button located under the dashboard.
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I installed new TPMS sensors on my 2013 Honda Civic, but the TPMS light remains illuminated even after driving for some time. I cannot find a reset button on the dashboard or in the menu. Can anyone assist me in finding a solution to this problem?
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Between the ages of 28 and 30.
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There have been some false information going around about a reset option for 2013 and 2014 Honda Civics, but in reality, there is no reset button. To relearn the tire positions of newly replaced sensors, you will need a TPMS scanner. The ECU doesn't need to know the tire positions; it only alerts you about low pressure. The relearn procedure is necessary if you installed pre-programmed sensors, not blank or universal ones. For these sensors, you will need a specific tool designed for them to program the sensors for a specific year, make, and model. Afterward, you can go through a relearn process to register the sensors with your car's ECU.
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