Modern Tire Dealer

OCT 2014

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69 www.moderntiredealer.com used and be sure to replace the sensor with the correct part number. Te vehicle may be equipped with either a one-piece type sensor or a two-piece "snap-ft" type sensor. Replace with matching sensor-type, or see manufacturer service information to determine appropriate application. CAUTION: When infating tires with TPMS valves, press the pump's mouthpiece straight onto the valve to help avoid bending or otherwise damaging the valve. One-piece sensor removal 1) Remove the wheel. CAUTION: Do not use tools within the marked area (see Figure 1). CAUTION: Always start outside the marked area and continue in the direction from the valve. CAUTION: Release the tire bead from the wheel rim diagonally opposite to the valve. 2) Remove the tire from the rim. 3) Remove the sensor nut, then remove the sensor (see Figure 1). One-piece sensor installation 1) Install the sensor and tighten nut to 44 in.-lbs. (5 N.m.). CAUTION: Do not use tools within the marked area (see Figure 1). CAUTION: Always start outside the marked area and continue in the direction from the valve. 2) Fit the tire and balance the wheel. 3) Install the wheel. 4) Afer replacing sensors, the control module does not need programming. Te control module automatically contacts the sensor itself afer a few minutes driving. LF Initiator can be used instead of driving. Tire Pressure Sensor IMPORTANT: Always make sure the correct sensor is being used and be sure to replace the sensor with the correct part number. Te vehicle may be equipped with either a one-piece type sensor or a two-piece "snap-ft" type sensor. Replace with matching sensor-type, or see manufacturer service information to determine appropriate application. CAUTION: When infating tires with TPMS valves, press the pump's mouthpiece straight onto the valve to help avoid bending or otherwise damaging the valve. Two-piece sensor removal 1) Remove the wheel. CAUTION: Do not use tools within the marked area (see Figure 2). CAUTION: Always start outside the marked area and continue in the direction from the valve. CAUTION: Release the tire bead from the wheel rim diagonally opposite to the valve. 2) Remove the tire from the rim. 3) Remove the sensor from the valve (see Figure 3). 4) Remove the valve (see Figure 3). Quik-Link: 800-687-1557 ext. 21141

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