Vauxhall Mokka TPMS Warning Light Reset. How to reset the TPMS Light 

That`s just cleared that headache up - My Mokka X was telling me my rear passenger side was was low but the tyre pressure was correct when checked, it never even registered with me that the tyre`s might be on the wrong wheels ---- twice i have checked that back tyre with 2 different pumps thinking the pressure gauge was wrong hahaha

Thanks...you've answered why I can't get my light out. I had swapped my tyres back to front so have been pumping up the wrong one.

So helpful! Thank you.

helped a treat, thanks.

Thank you sir!

I've got a 2017 Moka S, just had alloys refurbished, didn't occur to me about original left right, front or rear placement of wheels/sensors, anyway they came back and I fitted them to car, car drove ok for one day approximately 10 miles and showed tyre presure values for each of the 4 tyres, < no warning messages at all. 2nd day warning message came up says > SERVICE TYRE MONITOR SYSTEM-with spanner icon to the left, SO now ! when I scroll to tyre presure it shows 3 tyres at 35 psi but N/S rear although inflated shows symbol only - and nothing else, Also I have seen video of a guy resetting each individual tyre sensor by walking around the car with a small hand held unit=tpms reset tool ????? Any help is greatly appreciated 👍

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Accessing the "Learning Tyre Pressure" feature, I have found another way to do it, without having to inflate the tyres more than is needed. By teaching the computer a new PSI. With the vehicle standing still, you can set a new or an existing tyre pressure. Fresh start the engine with the hand brake engaged and navigate to the "Tyre Pressure PSI" menu screen. Keep pressed for 3 seconds the Set/Clear button from the head of the left stick and it will get you into the "Tyre Pressure Learning" menu screen with 2 options "Yes/No". Choose "Yes" twisting the little arrow bit from the left stick and press the Set/Clear button to activate it. If you heard the horn honking twice, that means you have correctly set the computer to learn the new tyre pressure. Don't stop the engine and drive for a few miles. The TPMS warning light should disappear from your dashboard. Cheers✌️

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