How to reset tire pressure sensor - 2012 Nissan Sentra 2.0 Sedan 2.0L 4-cyl. 6-speed Manual

use this link.
http://enginepartsdiagram.com/2007-2016-ford-focus-tire-pressure-tpms-sensor-light-reset/

Don't forget the spare tire pressure.

My work van is a e-series 2011 cargo / work van, the way to reset the tire pressure on it is too push the hazard lights button a few times, may 5 or 6 times pretty quickly when the van is in park and running, the horn will honk and and then you stop pushing the hazard button and wait for a few minutes and the horn will honk agian and the tire pressure light will go out, i dont know if this resets the tires pressure sensor, but the light on the dash goes out, on my van it comes back on after i restart the van , so I am guessing that the sensor on my van is bad. but its worth a shot on your car.

The pressure sensors indicate one tire has less air pressure then the rest..Check tire pressure on all tires accoding to the label in the door..Most vehicles reset after your next key cycle,,but some have to be reset through a process in your owners manual..If all pressures are good and it doesnt reset then you may have a bad sensor in the wheel..Have you had any tires installed lately,,they are easy to damage when the tire is installed..

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Welcome, If you have driven over a month and it has not reset there is a problom with one of the 4 sensors, You will need to have the TPMS scaned to see witch sensor is not working,, Here is a link explainin this in detail
http://www.chryslertpms.com/

well it depends, if you have just reset the tire pressures, the light should go off by itself, if it doesn't then you have a bad tire pressure sensor. If you have replaced the sensor, it must be programmed into the WCM by the dealership.

Some pressure monitor systems won't reset until the car has been driven for a distance at highway speeds.

If the sensor continues to stay on, then you may have a faulty sensor. It will be tricky to diagnose which tire has the faulty sensor though

You cannot reset them,Make sure that you check the pressures in the tires. The Infiniti Tire Pressure Monitoring System is designed to trip the warning light anytime the pressure in any of the tires drops below 29 psi. At 29 psi it really won't look like the tires are low. You could have one tire at 29 or 28 causing the light to stay on all the time. Check your pressures, set at 34 or 35 to be safe, or whatever pressure the tire is recommended to be. Not all infiniti vehicles with TPMS have the display that shows the pressure in each tire. If the pressures are above 29 psi, Then there could be an issue with one or more of the sensors. If you have the tires replaced you will have to have the sensors relearned at the dealer. Tire rotations do not require the same. 

It is on the same button as the Trip Odometer. Cycle through until you see Tire Reset and hold the button down.

It's also a good idea to reset the tire pressure sensors when you air up the tires. If I remember correctly, you click the odometer/trip meter switch until it flashes TIRE RESET (or something similar) then press the button and hold it for a few seconds. That way it sets itself to the pressure in the tires at the moment, and if it notices a pressure drop it puts up a warning.