I have two damaged sensor tip is departed , would need to change the 4 ( jeep commander 2007 )
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You do not need to change all four, but the stems on my 2007 Caravan began to corrode and started failing 1 by 1. So it is only a matter of time before all will fail. Change all four and your done for years.
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I replaced one in my wife's 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited. It took a week of driving for it to finally register. The pressure reads about right but after about 12 miles, the pressure reading disappears and I get a message to get the system repaired for a while. Wife and I joke that the "smoking tire has been lit" when the dash display does "dong" to annunciate the error message. Eventually the pressure reading comes back and reads the pressure. Looks like the sensor update rate may be a bit slow for the GC electronics. Hate to demount the tire, again, to replace w/OEM. So yes, replacing one sensor with the Dorman does almost work as desired. I replaced one in my wife's 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited. It took a week of driving for it to finally register. The pressure reads about right but after about 12 miles, the pressure reading disappears and I get a message to get the system repaired for a while. Wife and I joke that the "smoking tire has been lit" when the dash display does "dong" to annunciate the error message. Eventually the pressure reading comes back and reads the pressure. Looks like the sensor update rate may be a bit slow for the GC electronics. Hate to demount the tire, again, to replace... » Read More I replaced one in my wife's 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited. It took a week of driving for it to finally register. The pressure reads about right but after about 12 miles, the pressure reading disappears and I get a message to get the system repaired for a while. Wife and I joke that the "smoking tire has been lit" when the dash display does "dong" to annunciate the error message. Eventually the pressure reading comes back and reads the pressure. Looks like the sensor update rate may be a bit slow for the GC electronics. Hate to demount the tire, again, to replace w/OEM. So yes, replacing one sensor with the Dorman does almost work as desired. « Show Less
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Change the ones that are damaged, unless you know the others are not in the best of shape, then you may want to change all (4), your call... I changed one on my 05 Jeep Grand Cherokee and it has worked fine since without changing any others.
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Do a youtube search on replacing the radio in your specific vehicle. It helped me!
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Any replacement tip should work, as long as they are the same wire size, there shouldn't be a problem
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That is one sensor for 1 wheel....you need 4 of them...it needs to be the same frequency as what is on your car now.
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I needed to buy two different sensors for my 2004 Corolla. One for the front and one for the back. I think you may need to do the same.
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NO I agree with Fred buy the complete unit. In my case mine was old enough that they were not the same. Just write the color coded wire order before you remove them. Very easy to change.
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Very cool. Thanks. Im hoping its the temp sensor as I already replaced the element so far and thats the only thing left. Thanks again
1980500
Ask the company that sells it! But if you go to the Toyota dealer they give only 90 days parts and 12 months on laber and cost around $300.its a good quality sensor.I replaced 3 on my car 1- on 60K second on 90k and 3 on 120k my car is now 135k.All of them I got from Amazon good price!
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The 3 wires needed to replace the sensor are ready for installation--no need to take it apart. One needs only to remove the old sensor & note which wire is attached to which. Not a whole lot of brain power required for this task.
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My unit is a BAR206A. Don't forget that the base will respond to three sensors. You change the sensor by pressing the 'up' arrow at the lower left. At the upper left is the word 'OUT' with a number below it. The number refers to the sensor.
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unlikely. I replaced both on my truck they had different plugs. but on some vehicles it may be the same. I would highly recommend checking the part # for the sensor you are looking for.
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Seems like the touch sensor control has died. You can buy a replacement module. Easy to install.
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Hi, I would replace the sensor just to be on the safe side, you need to match the part #s so they work as a team, they did change the system of sending/receiving TPMS DATA around the time of your vehicle, you might need to go online to a VW CC FORUM, you will get more info there, Phil James.
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Just look at the plug connector on the sensor your replacing, there are two types. Get the one that has the same style that needs replacing. Easy peasy!
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I have a 2001 taco and both of my sensors are on the passenger side. 1 is between the engine block and the first catty converter. the 2nd (sensor 2) is between the 2 catty converters.
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It depends on the lock. Your local tire store should have a tool to remove locks. You will also have to take the tire off the wheel to change the sensor.
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Removing the battery will NOT RESET the sensor. That was my mistake, I did not know that, and I ordered a replacement sensor. You have to reset the sensor after a battery change by pressing a thin tool, like for example a pin into the small hole opening on the back.