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Old 12-29-2017, 04:29 PM
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Ok guys thanks a lot. Tomorrow will try pdc button and removing negative from the battery. I will keep you in touch


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Try the PDC button on your console. Push and hold. If it's like mine it takes about 15 seconds or so.
PDC is Parking Distance Control - does your PDC button reset your TPMS?
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Will not reset your key. You will get a DSC light on the cluster which you clear by turning the steering wheel from lock to lock.
Fifty150hs, I've had my battery disconnected several times and I've never seen a DSC light or had to reset the steering etc. Maybe the diesels are different in this respect...?
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I get a 4x4 light when disconnecting the battery but a quick turn to full right and then full left cancels it.
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After battery disconnecting, everything is fine now thanks to everyone


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After battery disconnecting, everything is fine now thanks to everyone


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Great to hear you got it sorted. Did the gong come back too?
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Great to hear you got it sorted. Did the gong come back too?


Yes! The gong is here


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Good call wpoll! Glad the OP got everything sorted.
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