Car: 2002 Buick Century

Problem 1: About 2 weeks ago, I look down to see my "Low Tire" light on and when I get home, I've got a flat tire in the right rear. It was so bad that I couldn't patch it, so I went out and bought a new tire. Ever since then, the "Low Tire" light has stayed on. I have pressed the reset button in the Fuse Box several times and that didn't do anything. Should I unplug the battery?

Thats really not the bad part. I don't care about a stupid light.

Problem 2: The part that is weird is the noises my car makes sometimes. Occasionally, when braking in a turn, the anti-lock brakes will go nuts. Even sometimes when I'm not turning, but just braking, they will act like I'm on ice. It also sounds like sometimes when I start the car up, the car tries to stabilize itself and is pumping up the suspension making a loud noise.

I think the problems are related because problem 2 didn't occur until after problem 1.

Help!

2/25/2008 8:35:00 PM

sounds like you need a new graphics card.

2/25/2008 8:37:23 PM

i'm gonna guess you dont have a good enough power supply

2/25/2008 8:41:44 PM

goddamnit.. I knew I'd do this.

Can a mod please move this to Garage.

2/25/2008 8:43:00 PM

its probably an electrical issue so you could be in the right place

2/25/2008 8:52:45 PM

thx Bobby

2/25/2008 9:08:38 PM

^^ winner

your wheel processors are overclocked

2/25/2008 9:27:54 PM

As far as wheel pressure sensors go, if all the wheels (including the spare) are not within 10% of eachother the light will be on.
The light on the dash from this won't be reset by unplugging the battery.

2/25/2008 9:32:48 PM

dammit daryl spoiling the fun

the correct reset procedure should be in the owners manual

2/25/2008 9:35:31 PM