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03-12-2012, 10:34 PM #1
LX Padiwan
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tpms sensors
well i was cleaning my wheels the other day and nicked my valve stem and busted the end off.. resulting in a flat tire in about 4 seconds...... not sure how that happened... but anyway looks like there around 70$ at the stealership . each.. i called around with no luck... but turns out that walmart.. of all places has them... they are 29.99 each with free installation and cost $10 to scan/learn them all... if you can deal with walmart and trust them with your srt... this may be a cheap route... i bought one sensor and walked out with it.. il install it myself.. then im hoping that it will auto learn...
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03-12-2012, 10:41 PM #2
Unicorn Wrangler
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It should auto-learn. I bought ones off of rockauto for my 08, and they don't work. I thought I'd save a few bucks, but now I have to take the ones out of my stock wheels and put them in the ones I have now. It'll cost way more than i saved...
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03-13-2012, 11:24 AM #3
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There was a rolling change in 2008 to a different frequency. I learned this the hard way. Make sure you get the right one!
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03-13-2012, 11:50 AM #4
Unicorn Wrangler
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I had Discount Tire scan the freq before ordering them (433hz, I think), but the new ones still don't work right. I'd stick with the OEM ones.
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