Reset Tire Pressure Sensor on 2007 Dodge Caliber

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

You need to drive for the new sensor to program into the WCM unless it's a after market sensor then sometimes the system will not recognize it.OE sensor would have to be installed then.If you have dashes where the tire pressure would be then this would be normal til the system see's a good sensor.Otherwise the Chrysler scanner could program the sensor # into WCM or WIN

caliber is a wire going to the sensor with a small bolt holding the sesor in place remove thelittle small bolt and take a pair of plyers and remove the metal part of sesor carefully wiglling it side to side slowly now pull it out and spray some brake cleaner or pb blaster stuff in to it and do this with all them placing them all back in place again tighten them all and your good drive around for a few days to a week and the tpsms will go off its a tire pressure sensor another words tire pressure sensor monitor system tells how much air pressure is riding on the wheel well thats how its done or you can go to auto zone and they can use there scan tool to reset it for you free of charge have a nice day !!

make sure tire pressure is set to what is on the drivers door decal. they should reset themselves if all is OK, you may need to drive it a while. if they don't reset, one of them may be bad.

You either have low tire pressure in a tire
A bad tire pressure sensor in a wheel
Or just need to reset the TPMS,if you rotated your tires.

Go to a shop with a TPMS tool or scanner with TPMS software, and have it reset.

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.

To reset the tire pressure light you need to get the tool.

You can get the tool here on link below.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/FORD-OEM-TIRE-PRESSURE-MONITOR-RESET-TOOL-TPMS-RESET_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQhashZitem45eed5e149QQitemZ300359737673QQptZMotorsQ5fAutomotiveQ5fTools

As for the dealers, they tend to change the tire pressure sensor. It's most likely in there policy since they know the sensor will need to be replaced soon after and don't want too see you again for a bad tire pressure sensor.
There are good tire shops out there that have good training that will not damage the sensor that is in the rim which in most case is connected to the valve stem.
Keep in mind that there are two types of monitor device. There is the Direct system which has a sensor/transmitter inside the wheel.
The other type is the Indirect system which works off the ABS system and counts the rotation of the wheel. As one of the tire is low on air pressure the rotation is different and the ABS will signal the ECM to indicate that there is a lost of air from which tire.
One of the best leading tire company out there is "Tire Rack" Log on to www.tirerack.com to help you make a wise destination.
Good luck and hope this helped

Fixing the tire and setting all the tire at the proper pressure should turn the light off automatically. You might have to go to a Dodge Dealership.
The only reason that I can think of is the pressure sensor was damage when the tire repair was performed. To patch a tire, they need to take the tire off the rim. The pressure sensor can be easily damaged during this process if they are not carefully.
Just keep that possibility in mind.

this would be a low tire symbol have you tire pressure check it will come on when one off your tires get a little low. the light will reset itself after the proper tire inflation is put in ..thanks for choosing fixya