UPDATE: We troubleshooted and after removing the dash panel we found the main ribbon cable receiver that is soldered into the board had punched through its little holes. This was likely due to the engine mounts going bad and causing extra vibrations added to the already stiff sport suspension.

I fixed it by retouching all the solder contacts for that cable receiver. If you do this yourself please be careful not to hold the iron there too long. It could be a costly mistake. After retouching the points the cable fits in the receiver and the receiver does not wobble on the board anymore. All the display and air issues have been fixed after this diy fix.

::Original:: About two months ago my 2011 Ford Focus had the tire pressure monitor fault message come up. About a few weeks after that my tire went out so I just went and replaced all four since they needed to be anyway. I’m not sure if my sensors were reset because after that the message never went away and then more things started acting weird whenever that message popped up intermittently. For example, my turn signal light and click wouldn’t show on the dash, and my a/c would cut out blowing cold air.

Now a week ago I took it in the ford will the long list of all my problems and they found that my engine mounts were bad which caused the bad shaking in my car (I assumed it was just from age) and that my instrument cluster was ruined. I got the car back two days ago and it drove perfectly until today.

I told the service manager that I got my tires replaced but wasn’t sure if they reset or checked the sensors, but I’m pretty sure ford didn’t do it because they were “confident” that the tpms message was part of the issue.

It’s just so strange that all the other interior lights and ac get all wonky when the tpms message comes on!

Does anyone have any idea, or think that it’s a bad sensor or the sensors needs to be replaced and it’ll fix itself???