I recently have been getting a warning light indicating that my tire pressure needs attention. After checking all the tires and found 35 lbs in all four I figured it must be a faulty sensor. This light would come on and shut off periodically. Is there a sensor and where is it located or can I just remove a fuse to this annoying gremlin? Any help is much appreciated. Thanks, Fred

Tire Inflation dash warning light S60

 

The following link indicates it should go out by itself and implies that you might try a recalibration.
http://www.fixya.com/cars/p691603-vo...23678/page-165
Adjusting (recalibrating) TPMS1TPMS can be adjusted, or recalibrated, in order to help adapt the system to different inflation pressures, for example when transporting heavy loads. To do so: - Switch off the engine. - Inflate the tires to the desired pressure. - Turn the ignition key to position I or II. - Turn the thumbwheel on the left steering wheel lever until the text TIRE PRESSURE CALIBRATION is displayed. - Press in and hold the Reset button until TIRE PRESSURE CALIBRATED is displayed. This completes the procedure. NOTE: TPMS should be recalibrated each time tire inflation pressure is changed.

 

Much appreciated, I'll give that a try...Thanks!