my 2012 LX has the TPMS functionality but no easy TPMS reset button either physically or in the menu, it has to be reset by a professional. @@brentsharp8234
This is BS. Most of these menu options the 2012 Civic does not have. Left to conclude the idiotic Tpms sensor is gone off it's rocker and the only thing to do is ignore the blasted light and just check tire pressure regularly like we used to do before some Einstein came up with Tpms.
There is no reset for the 2012 model. 2012's used tire pressures sensors in each tire. There is no reset except to adjust the tire pressures correctly if the low pressure indicator is on. It is possible that a sensor is faulty in which case only replacing the tire sensor will fix the problem. This video is providing false information.
After a tire rotation where the guys broke off and replaced one of my valve stems and the attached TPMS sensor, my TPMS dash light was blinking nonstop. My regular mechanic somehow couldn’t fix this. Then I went to a tire shop, and whatever they did made it worse because now I not only still had the blinking light but also an incessant beeping! Trying to drive with the light flashing and the nonstop beeping was maddening! Not to mention, not knowing if my tires were OK or not. I was at my wit’s end after 3 different “professionals” created this problem, failed to solve it, and then made it worse, respectively…. so I took matters into my own hands. I found this RUclips video, and was able to correct the problem myself by following the instructions that you gave. THANK YOU!!! 😁 Edit to add: my 2012 Honda Civic EX coupe does not have the deflation system whatever option. But it was pretty intuitive to go through the menu options to find the right selection. Menu > vehicle info > maintenance info > tire rotation > select YES to reset maintenance information. Then I turned car off, back on again, and once I drove around the block (+25 MPH) the system had reset itself and was back to normal.
There was a video telling to reset all maintenance info. Mine worked once and now the TPMS light came on again after a tire rotation and resetting maintenance info doesn’t work and is a bad idea to use to reset the darn TPMS scam.
Anyone seeing this who still can’t get your light to go off- all I did was put the right pressure in and it went off on its own. If your light keeps coming on, you probably have a slow leak. Like I currently have.
Bro… the 2012 does not have this option.
did you figure it out?
The 2012 lx does cuz mine just came on
Did anybody figure this out? 😢 The noise on my 2012 Honda is killing me rn
@Lewis Ndanyeh mine was a failing tire with slow leak Once it blew out and I replaced it no more ding
my 2012 LX has the TPMS functionality but no easy TPMS reset button either physically or in the menu, it has to be reset by a professional. @@brentsharp8234
I don’t have deflation warning system
Yea Gods. How many times can you repeat the same sentence ? I lost the will to live after 2 minutes of repeated instruction.
😂
Yes me too and once I got the the actual steps it was not accurate to my 2012 civic.
This is wrong. Don't waste your time.
This is BS. Most of these menu options the 2012 Civic does not have. Left to conclude the idiotic Tpms sensor is gone off it's rocker and the only thing to do is ignore the blasted light and just check tire pressure regularly like we used to do before some Einstein came up with Tpms.
There is no reset for the 2012 model. 2012's used tire pressures sensors in each tire. There is no reset except to adjust the tire pressures correctly if the low pressure indicator is on. It is possible that a sensor is faulty in which case only replacing the tire sensor will fix the problem. This video is providing false information.
After a tire rotation where the guys broke off and replaced one of my valve stems and the attached TPMS sensor, my TPMS dash light was blinking nonstop. My regular mechanic somehow couldn’t fix this. Then I went to a tire shop, and whatever they did made it worse because now I not only still had the blinking light but also an incessant beeping! Trying to drive with the light flashing and the nonstop beeping was maddening! Not to mention, not knowing if my tires were OK or not. I was at my wit’s end after 3 different “professionals” created this problem, failed to solve it, and then made it worse, respectively…. so I took matters into my own hands. I found this RUclips video, and was able to correct the problem myself by following the instructions that you gave. THANK YOU!!! 😁
Edit to add: my 2012 Honda Civic EX coupe does not have the deflation system whatever option. But it was pretty intuitive to go through the menu options to find the right selection. Menu > vehicle info > maintenance info > tire rotation > select YES to reset maintenance information. Then I turned car off, back on again, and once I drove around the block (+25 MPH) the system had reset itself and was back to normal.
I've been having this problem as well, thank you🙏
You are wrong
deflation option is not there,
Doesn’t work
GET TO THE POINT TO MUCH TALKING
waste of time watch this
There was a video telling to reset all maintenance info. Mine worked once and now the TPMS light came on again after a tire rotation and resetting maintenance info doesn’t work and is a bad idea to use to reset the darn TPMS scam.
False information. Doesn't exist.
Blather blather blather. Just tell the folks how it's done. A 30 second video blathered into over 5 minutes.
Anyone seeing this who still can’t get your light to go off- all I did was put the right pressure in and it went off on its own. If your light keeps coming on, you probably have a slow leak. Like I currently have.
Hi worked for me great advice. Thanks
Anybody figure this out?
Wrong year model dude. The 2012 has to be taken to a dealer or brand name tire shop.
Spam. The supplies to a 2015 or 2016 or later.
You have to listen to wat too much bs before getting the info you need
Keeps repeating himself thumbs down