Tire pressure monitor

[Nutts4Coby]

Yesterday the tire pressure monitor light on my 2009 Colbalt LS came on and showed that all my tires were a few psi low. So I put a small amount of air in all the tires and now the monitor shows 2 of the tires have 45 and 48 psi and the other 2 have 8 and 14 psi. All the tires appear to be properly inflated looking at them. I've tried to deflate air from the 2 highest tires and put more in the 2 lowest, but no change shows on the monitor. Could the monitor be malfuctioning? Is this a known problem with the Colbalt? Is there a way to reset the monitor to get proper readings?

[YelloEye]

It's possible I suppose, re-pair your sensors. Believe there's a how to in the manual.

[Nutts4Coby]

Thanks, I found it in the maual. Will try it today, if I cant do it my dealer says to bring it in and they will recalibrate it. Apparently it happened when I got the tires rotated the other day and they werent matched up right.

[LotusRenaultF1]

Off topic question, how do you fix TPMS when you rotate your tires? It said LF was below PSI when it was actually RR

[YelloEye]

Originally Posted by LotusRenaultF1 Off topic question, how do you fix TPMS when you rotate your tires? It said LF was below PSI when it was actually RR

Here ya go, took me 5 minutes to find and make this awesome bit for you.
How To perform a TPMS relearn (w/ & w/o keyless entry)