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Hello all i have just purchased myself a 07 commander so far loving it, what a great tow vehicle.

my tyre pressure read out on the dash is in bar how do i change it to psi.
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Hello all i have just purchased myself a 07 commander so far loving it, what a great tow vehicle.

my tyre pressure read out on the dash is in bar how do i change it to psi.
Go to the buttons on the centre of the dash just below the radio and push the "Menu" button and scroll through this by push "Menu" you may have to change the complete set up from Metric to US. This will mean you'll have to work in US gallons instead of litres but you'll have PSI. Or maybe just update your thinking to metric. Mind you I still work in PSI.
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Yep, what he said.

Small hijack but does anyone know where the spare wheel pressure receiver unit is located?
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Small hijack but does anyone know where the spare wheel pressure receiver unit is located?
No Idea, I've near seen a sensor receiver under the wheel arch area. I think it happens by magic??????????
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Small hijack but does anyone know where the spare wheel pressure receiver unit is located?
In the parts view there are only 4 receivers listed, I read somewhere (I think on jeepforum.com) that the spare is monitored by the rear left receiver.
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That would explain why I can't find the bloody thing! I wonder if it will still work when the spare tyre is mounted on the rear bumper. Thanks Clarky
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