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    Removing TPM sensors? Quick Question

    Hey all, I have been searching hoping for a picture thread on properly removing the TPM sensors from the wheels without damaging them. I don't know if its because I am just being too careful and this is alot easier to do than I am making it out to be, but I just want to make sure there is no special care to pay attention to as to not damamge them or a certain tool required. Any info would be great.
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    After the tire is removed, just unscrew the retaining nut and remove the TP sensor.
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    see I knew I was overthinking it...lol...thanks
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    yea super easy. once the tire is off there is a nut that unscrews and it pulls out from the back. super simple

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    Discount Tires sells the new seal lit for about $7. It may not be needed depending on the age of the sensors. They also have a torque spec of 70 "/lbs on the install.
    on the outside sleeve. A little dish soap and water usually helps the seals and retainer slide into place without binding and tearing.
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