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The warning indications to the driver differ between the specification of instrument cluster fitted to the vehicle. On vehicles 
with a low line instrument cluster, tire pressure warnings are conveyed to the driver by amber and red LED warning 
indicators. On high line instrument clusters, warnings are conveyed by an amber LED warning indicator and a text 
message displayed in the message center.  
 
The warning indicators on both cluster specifications are driven by CAN messages from the TPMS module. The warning 
indicators are illuminated by the cluster software for 3 seconds when the ignition is switched to position II for a bulb check. 
 
 
NOTE:  

 
When the TPMS module transmits a warning indicator on signal, this may also be accompanied by a chime from the 
instrument cluster sounder.  
 
The following table shows the warning indicator functionality for given events for both specifications of instrument cluster.  
 

Item Part Number

Description

A

 -

Low line instrument cluster

B

 -

High line instrument cluster

1

 -

Amber warning indicator

2

 -

Red warning indicator

3

 -

Message center

 

If the vehicle is not fitted with the TPMS, the warning indicators will not illuminate at any time.

Event

Low Line Instrument 

Cluster

High Line Instrument 

Cluster

Minor warning threshold reached in any 'running' tire

Amber LED illuminated

Amber LED illuminated.

Minor warning threshold reached in spare tire (if fitted)

Amber LED illuminated for 

20 seconds then 

extinguished.

Amber LED illuminated for 

20 seconds then 

extinguished.

Major warning threshold reached in any 'running' tire

Red LED illuminated.

'XX TIRE PRESSURE 
VERY LOW' message 

displayed.

Major warning threshold reached in more than one 'running 

Amber and Red LEDs 

'TYRE PRESSURES VERY 

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