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Honda CR-V How to Recalibrate and Turn Off TPMS Sensor Light (performed on 2014 Honda CR-V)

Subscribe to Eric DIY: https://goo.gl/i3CJid Become a Patron of the Eric DIY Channel on Patreon:   / ericdiy   Buy an official Honda CR-V TPMS Sensor here: https://goo.gl/5hwnFG Buy a Bonaire 250 PSI Air Compressor (the one I use) here to inflate your tires before you reset the TPMS sensor light: https://goo.gl/tMjfDv Watch all of the Eric DIY Vehicle Product Review videos here:    • Eric DIY Vehicle Product Reviews   This is a video on how to get rid of the Tire Pressure Sensor Monitor light on the dash after you have properly inflated the tires on a CR-V. This is an American (USA) model 2014 Honda CR-V that has the recalibrate (reset) switch on the lower left side of the dashboard. Anytime you inflate, change, or rotate the tires, you need to recalibrate the TPMS sensors like this so they register the right pressure. I also read that on the 2015 and up, you might need to do this from the multi-information display (MID) under a menu that says TPMS calibration under the Vehicle Settings. My MID did not have any TPMS calibration and I needed to use the button on the lower left of the dashboard (lower left from the driving wheel). For more information see these links: 2014 Honda CR-V TPMS Information: http://owners.honda.com/vehicles/info...) 2015 Honda CR-V TPMS Information: http://owners.honda.com/vehicles/info...)