how do u line up the two sensors on the front wheel
1608661
There is a magnet that clamps onto the spokes. A receiver you attach to the fork aligned to the rotation of the magnet. It is simple. Programming the unit with the correct code for your wheel size does the rest.
1608662
I attached the sensor on the fork first, close to the spokes then the wheel sensor on the spoke facing the fork. The instructions show how they should line up. Spin your wheel and see if the computer responds and keep adjusting the spoke sensor as close as possible (without touching) and you should have it.
1608663
The instructions that come with the unit are very clear. Basically you line them opposite each other.
1797738
the sensor didnt fix i ended up installing a wheel bearing and sensor on the same side and that worked bearing had no play or noise and the bearing and sensor assy was only a few bucks more
42040
Install dummie sensor at the outer-most part of rim. Install bracket with o-ring on handle bars and use zip ties (no need to wrap wire around forks or handle bars) to tie wire to bike. Installs with zip ties and o-ring; no biggie. Find someone that's mechanically inclined if you're still having trouble; they won't find it difficult at all.
2205386
Yes, that is how my bike is set up. Fixed cog on right, free wheel on left, or vice versa, depending on how you want to ride. Good luck
1535797
The sensors will not work. I have them on a 2012 cc and they are the wrong frequency.
2026009
It's for one wheel... I suggest getting 2 units and swap them out rather then on and over time the other
1709600
You are better off replacing both and this kit will do it. I had the same issue in which I only needed one. But you are hard pressed to find just one sensor that will work. Save yourself the headache and use a kit.
2040072
I can't answer that,sorry have u tried asking seller.or u can Google ur question like I did.all I know is I bought this item, and my husband and I put it in.so instead of paying mechanic 1400.00 we watched YouTube and did it ourselves.we changed the out put sensor while we had it open
1590188
Unfortunately it's a toss up. Sometimes they have sometimes they don't. If you need sensor I have 20$ each side
1667145
Here's some instructions I found online. It helps a little. http://www.t-motorsports.com/tbox-jk1001-k/
1994632
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.
115570
Both, This item goes on either the left or right. Its best to change both though. My right sensor was bad, but I ordered 2 and changed both. The part fits the right or left wheel. be careful when pulling sensor from hub, you dont want part of it falling inside of hub. Big issue then!!!
2028751
Looking at the engine from the front you see the sensors. Bank #1 is cylinder 1 and 4Bank #2 is cylinder 2 and 3The Sensor on the top right is Bank #1 Sensor #1 The Sensor on the Top Left is Bank #2 Sensor #1 Now the bottom ones:The Sensor on the bottom right is Bank #1 Sensor #2 The Sensor on the bottom Left is Bank #2 Sensor #2
1636837
you still have to do the alignment. save your money, i bought one of these and it was a waste of money, already resold it. hope this helps
812151
I took mine to a bike shop. They had to put in the code from the sensor into the computer. Much more complicated than I thought.
656154
Two sensors, but they can both be mounted to the back wheel if desired. Not sure what you mean by year model
2094885
I can't answer your question since eventually I didn't use these sensors since it doesn't fit my car