esmarkey

Don't get me wrong, the procedure is simple, as long as you have the means to refill the tires. Since I have a compressor, it's not a problem, but I have to agree that the guy walking around my car once with his thingamabob and me sitting in the seat sure was easier

donbrew

If you are tapping on your brake pedal in order to get your 2008 into learning mode, maybe you are looking at the wrong manual?

twistrman

sorry about that. haven't rotated in awhile, forgot it was with they keyfob. something you tap the brakes, is it the oil life monitor?

esmarkey

And that one works by just pushing and holding the reset button for a few seconds
Come on Twist, your loosing it

There may be another way to reset the oil pressure monitor, but I use the reset button method... It acknowledges that it has been reset, I like that.

twistrman

yeah you can do one with your brakes too, for some reason mine didn't want to do it with the reset button the one time, so I did it the other way.

87silver

My compressor is in the barn, but I rotate my tires in my garage (separate building). I simply overinflate the tires, drive it over to the garage, then let the air out when setting each sensor. It usually ends up about 3-5lbs over, so I "zero in" at 32psi using a digital gauge.

If a gas station with an air hose is close by, this method should work as well.