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Originally Posted by gIzzE
But he says he had the system that didn't show pressure, which to me means he has the Euro type monitoring system.
You can't just code your car for stuff without having the right hardware fitted and expect it to work.
He needs to put the VIN in and list his spec. Until he has done that all we are doing is presuming, and they say 'Presumption is the mother of all fuck ups'.
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Except he does have the TPMS hardware. The US government has mandated that all cars that are 2008 model year or newer must have TPMS. As the F25 was introduced in 2011 and the OP is in Ohio, a US state, common sense dictates his car has TPMS. As to why it will not display pressure I don't know. Remember, all of these US spec cars left the factory coded to only show color coded tires and not the pressures even though they do have TPMS. OP may have activated the wrong pressure display code when he coded the vehicle as he has an early version of TPMS