How do I reset tire pressure sensor light on VW Jetta Sport Wagen?

It is supposed to reset automatically when driving after you pump the tires back up above the minimum threshold pressure. However this does not always work.

What you need to do now to reset it is to pump all the tires up around 6 - 8 lbs psi above where they are now when COLD (up to 40 lbs psi COLD on each tire is fine). Then drive around for a few miles and the warning light should reset. Then when the tires are cold drop the pressure to around 36 psi cold or a higher pressure setting if you prefer. If you don't have your own tire pressure gauge then go to an auto store and buy one as good gauges are not expensive.. (Just avoid the cheap plastic ones).

The TPMS sensors fitted to the wheels can be erratic and whilst they are supposed to trigger when a low pressure is reached, the minimum pressure can vary significantly for the same model sensors fitted to different cars of the same brand/model/year.

Hello: Check tire pressure, Proper pressure should be on a label on the driver door and door frame. If tires are low, air them up to spec's. If only one tire is low you should check it for a puncture.

Thats your tire Pressure. One or more of your tires are low. check then and correct them then the light will go off after a while. Good luck
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To reset the pressure light, first inflate the tires to the proper cold pressure (30-32 lbs, or as the sticker says on the door frame when you open the car door), and then hold the button in for five seconds on the pressure light.

turn the key to the on position (not running)
let at least 6 lbs of air out of each tire
put at least 32 lbs of air back in each tire
turn ignition to off
start vehicle and the light and sensors should be reset

This symbol is the tire pressure indicator. If you are running the factory stock tires on the car then inflate your tires to between 36 and 44 lbs. 44 lbs is max pressure so you would be safe running around 38 or 40 lbs. Once you do this then turn your vehical off and restart it. It should reset the sensor and show enough tire pressure to turn the sensor off.

make sure all tire pressures are fine.. my have to go to dealer have them ck semsors

If you are using the same sensors that came with the vw in the same positions there should be no problem. Some aftermarket wheels do not work with tire sensors(check with wheel manufacturer). Just some thoughts....or try recalibrating

Reset the tire pressure warning, same as you would any service issue. Insert key in ignition, hold wrench button and min button, then start engine.

#1 Make sure the tires are at the proper press and drive it for approx 10 - 15 minutes or disconnect the
battery for about 30 minutes (just don't do that if you have to get the emissions done soon, within 2 weeks or so you will not have enough memory to pass).