How to reset my tpms light on my 2008 nissan pathfinder

If the wheel tpms sensors work,when you turn on the
ignition switch, the dash light should go off in one second

When you drive 16mph the system is activated & if
tire pressure in the 4 driven wheels are okey, the light
stays off

Other wise you have tire & sensor work to do

My daughter has a 2006 Murano, and has had the same problems.
Replacement Tire Pressure sensors are available from e-bay online, but when the first one of hers quit, I found out from the dealer that the computer loses track and must be reset. I would not replace any wheel sensors just yet.
Where we live, the Nissan dealer wants about $150 to reset the computer and turn off the "flat tire" light.
Recently, a local tire store has offered to do this for free.
I took my daughter's car in to have the computer reset.
The store manager says they cannot reset Nissans or Toyotas, only the dealer can.
So, my daughter is living with the "flat tire" light.

set the tire pressure then look for a white electrical connector hanging under the dash near the left side and with a jumper wire quickly ground it out until the light flasher with the key on

This requires a special tool at the dealer.

i would make them replace them for free... sounds like a problem with one of them and if it has happened since you bought it they should fix it.

Go to Maxima.org (Maxima Forums).
Search for TPMS.

just get a tire pressure gauge and check it they are usually going off in cold weather like this. on the drivers side door it will tell you what pressure you need.

also if the light is blinkin when you start your car then goes solid you have a tpms sensor issue that needs to be addressed by a dealer because it lost connection.

You have problem with the tire pressure. The nissan pathfinde have a TIME PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM (TPMS) That means: This systems monitoring the pressure warning light iluminates, check the tire pressure in all four tires. Adjust the low pressure to the recommended cold tire pressure shown on theTire and Loading Information label located in the driver's door opening. After the pressure are adjusted, the vehicle will need to be driven at speed above 16 MPH (25 km/h) to activate the TPMS and turn off the low pressure warning light.

Check the tire pressure at the valve mounted to the wheel. There is a warning light on the instrument cluster to warn of low tire pressure. On a 2009 Maxima, if your warning light comes on check and adjust, if needed, the tire pressures at all 4 wheels. If the pressures were low the light will go out after a short distance. If the light fails to go out take the Maxima to your local Nissan dealer.

There's a TSB out concerning this issue with 2003 and newer Nissan vehicles. You'll need to pick up TPMS reset tool to turn the light off.

Follow this link and you'll get the TSB that outlines this issue.

www.ktoolinternational.com/PDFs/TSB%20PST%202007-002.pdf