Tire pressure warning system

I have a 2007 Tacoma and one of the tire pressure sensors is not working which is leaving a warning lite on the dash. Is it possible to remove the fuse to turn the warning lite off ? If so where is the fuse located and what is the designation of the fuse. Thanks.

 

Four sensors. $41. No excuse not to have working sensors.

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Any tire store will install and program them for about $10 each. Or if you buy them and have them installed when you buy new tires there is no charge to install them.

You'll be good to go for another 10 years for less than it costs to buy a tank of gas.

I have those senors in 4 vehicles. All work perfectly and the oldest ones have been in 6 years now. I don't wait for mine to die. I buy new sensors and replace them with every other set of tires. That's about every 6-7 years. They might last a little longer, but chances are good they won't last for 3 sets of tires and it's cheaper and easier to just replace them proactively.

They don't replace your air gauge. They warn you if you have a sudden tire deflation while driving.

 

To answer OP's question, there is not just a fuse you can remove. There are tutorials on here that show you a hack to get the light to turn off but it's a bit of a pain to do (and probably illegal if you sell the vehicle). Another option is to take the dash apart and desolder that LED.

 

Thanks for your reply el_smurfo.