I love my Jag...I hate my jag.
I was getting false tire pressure alerts.
The tire pressure monitoring sensors showed slow response times indicating low batteries.
All four were replaced; however, the system continued to give frequent false alerts.
After trying different solutions offered on the forum I finally did a hard reset by disconnecting the negative battery lead and touching it to the positive terminal.
I made sure the tires were at the correct pressure and drove for about a half hour.
The next day the system was clear.
I have not had another irritating TPMS display since.

 

I'll try it, I have nothing to lose.
thanks,
Bob

 

I disabled the entire system in SDD after being unable to figure out what was causing the warning messages. Replaced all sensors and receivers, and even the module, without success. I do have to pay attention to the tires now, as there's no warning if a puncture or leak occurs.

 

they had a reflash campaign on these.

best solution is taking it out of the ccf

 

I believe there are three locations in the configuration files that need to be disabled... The sensors, the display warning, and one other thing I can't recall.

 

Yeah, me too. I also changed the Initiators. All new parts. Still a Fault.
I only changed one entry, Tyre Pressure Monitor Display (X150 Job1 Only)... to Disabled. The other entry changed itself I guess, because it was listed as Not Installed I think even though I checked it immediately prior and it was correct for being on. Whatever it was, I don't have any messages now.

 

Can anyone share instructions on how to disable this? I've had mine changed as well, but they still seem to randomly come on sometimes. I don't care about my tire pressure and would rather not have the alert.

 

See this thread:

https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...le-sdd-253109/

 

My Indy disabled mine using Autologic…