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What is your question?
I had the ABS, track and brake lights on also. The dealer said my ABS assembly needed replaced. I had it replaced but the tire pressure light is still on. The mechanic said I need to take it to a tire shop and have them check my sensor. I read there is no sensor on a 2006. How can I get my tire pressure light to go off.
How long has your 2006 Toyota Highlander had this problem?
Two months
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I don't know where exactly you found that reading material but it is absolutely wrong! Each wheel has a PSI sensor - INCLUDING the spare - have 'competent personnel' gauge ALL tires - INCLUDING the spare..
There is a TPMS re-set switch that can actuated ‘after’ ALL tires have been properly inflated - you just need to have this performed by qualified personnel. Now - this information can be found in the **owners manual**.. Good luck!
Thank you