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  1. In most cases that will clear itself with enough driving. If not then find someone with a Durametric tester and readout the fault code and report it back here.
  2. Try 1595
  3. Remove the wheels/tires - unmount the tires - replace the TPMS sensors. Then - remount the tires - re-balance all wheels and tires - reinstall wheels/tires. Most tire shops do this all the time. Some even sell new sensors.
  4. Please do not type in ALL CAPS - that is shouting on the Internet. Yes, the sensor is closed module so the whole thing needs to be replaced - for each wheel.
  5. Try 0769
  6. Try 0610
  7. Try 2954
  8. Try 1032
  9. Lift the leather boot cover and see if it has a screw to tighten down or not.
  10. As I recall the fans run at high speed when the AC is on.
  11. If you decide to remove the bumper to do a thorough cleaning there is a very good video DIY here
  12. Have you checked to see that the front of the radiators are clean?
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