getting the LOW TIRE WARRNING TO GO OUT

ok folks i dont ahve the stock radio and my books havent made it here from germany.
how can i turn this thing off?
If my code reader will do it i can attempot to find it
but i was thinking it was somthing like the oil light. turn key on run around the car 4 times in less then 2 sec. and then pull on your right ear and scream horay!!
 
but would like to know if any one can tell me how to do it. as the above dont seem to be working.

Turn your car on
pull headlight switch out 1 click hold 2 seconds
push back in
pull out 1 click hold 2 seconds
push back in
pull out 1 click hold 2 seconds push back in and magically goes away
 

put more air in your tires

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ORIGINAL: 2000_BLACK_SS

Turn your car on
pull headlight switch out 1 click hold 2 seconds
push back in
pull out 1 click hold 2 seconds
push back in
pull out 1 click hold 2 seconds push back in and magically goes away

 
lol...is this actually true? or are you just saying that...lol...funny either way...wierd way to fix it if thats the way its actually done
 

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ORIGINAL: 06MonteSS

put more air in your tires

 
lol...exactly what i was thinking :)  that would be the easiest thing to do :)

It work i have to do each time i put my rims on for some reason

The headlight switch remedy IS true.It was in the owners manual for the 2000 Monte Carlo.I had to reset it when I got new tires on my 2000.

Putting more air in the tires will not reset the warning light by the way.Mine went on after driving about 20 miles with new tires at the correct pressure.A friend of mine who is a tech at a Mercedes dealership said that type of tire pressure monitor reads the rotation of the tires through the antilock brake sensors.After it learns the normal rotation pattern,low air pressure is detected by the change in the rotation.Putting on new tires will usually give a different reading due to the slightly different diameter than the old tires,tripping the monitor.Even rotating your tires can cause it in some cases,or adding air if all tires were equally low.The new systems have a sensor in each valve stem and read pressure only,verses rotations,so they don't need resetting after a tire change.You do have to go through the relearning procedure outlined in the owners manual if the tires are rotated however.

ok will try the ehad light switch
 
I knew there was one tha tdid work with the head light switch. but was not sure witch one or how to do it.
 
But adding air dont stop the light i know after it came on i check the tires for air and they were low so i filled them back up to 35psi. and the light hasent gone out since. SO i would say that dont work
 
when i put the new tires on it i had drove the car some but not real far after being done. then it was shipped and sat pn a boat for teh most part of 30days. SO im sure this had soemthing to do with the low preasure in them.
 
But they are holding air fine now Thank God. new tires not holding air SUX's

Pull the switch out 1 click, turn clockwise 1 click, counter clockwise 1 click, and pushback in.  Do it 3 times. Put a short 1/2 second to 1 second pause between each action and it should go out.
 
 

it went out fine, didnt ahve to twist it or anythign just pull it out and pushed it in  three times.

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ORIGINAL: mickey

it went out fine, didnt ahve to twist it or anythign just pull it out and pushed it in  three times.

 
I had the same problem again about 4 hours ago and did the same thing without swisting the knob.  Gave it the old in and out 3 times and the light went out.

I had a flat last week and I went to reset and the manual says to go to TIRE MON. in the setings on the radio but it isn''t there!

I tried the push pull method...nothing, I tried the push&pull with a twist, still nothing.....

Mine doesn''t have the TIRE MON in the radio either.  I''ve tried the light pull too but the only thing that has worked for me is disconnecting the battery.  Make sure the antitheft on the radio is disabled though.