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2009 Subaru Outback. Consumer states problems with the tire pressure monitoring system light illuminating. The consumer stated after he adjusted the tire pressure to the cold pressure of 32 psi front and 30 psi rear which was listed on the sticker on the drivers side door, the TPMS light illuminated when he drove the vehicle. The vehicle was taken in for service and the tire pressure was adjusted to 30 psi which caused the light to go out. The service tech recommended all four tires be adjusted to 30 psi for a period of time to determine if the TPMS would illuminate again. The consumer stated the TPMS was not working as designed, due to the fact, the light would illuminate when the tires were properly adjusted.
The tire pressuure management system on my 2009 Subaru Outback 2.5 xt ltd has never worked properly and the local Subaru service center (wackerli of Idaho falls), the regional servic emanager and Subaru of America refused to fix the problem.
- Idaho Falls, ID, USA
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- Idaho Falls, ID, USA