dmlns1092
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- VA
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 2013 Ford Explorer
I have a 2013 Explorer base. On the way to work the message "tire pressure monitor fault" appeared on the message display. All my tires are fully inflated so I don't know the cause.
Additionally, when I parked it after seeing the message, my key fob stopped working. I checked both keys thinking it was the battery.
Two weeks ago I installed Philips LED daytime running lamps which are plug and play. I did not tap into existing lighting or wires. I know I have to bring it to the dealer but any thoughts on whether additional lighting may have voided my warranty or been the cause of my issues?
Any help would be appreciated.
Additionally, when I parked it after seeing the message, my key fob stopped working. I checked both keys thinking it was the battery.
Two weeks ago I installed Philips LED daytime running lamps which are plug and play. I did not tap into existing lighting or wires. I know I have to bring it to the dealer but any thoughts on whether additional lighting may have voided my warranty or been the cause of my issues?
Any help would be appreciated.