wheel sensors
Le Mans Master
Joined: May 2003
Posts: 6,454
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From: Hells Sister City Phoenix AZ
St. Jude Donor '03
I found that our forum vendors are probably cheaper than anywhere. You didn't say what year your Vette was but from your profile I see it's a 98. I would try retraining the "bad" one for now and replace when all when you swap wheels.
Most will say the sensor batteries have a life of about 7 years but I have an 02 and already had to replace them.
Most will say the sensor batteries have a life of about 7 years but I have an 02 and already had to replace them.
Team Owner
Joined: Mar 2001
Posts: 21,325
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From: small town in S.E Pa. PA
St. Jude Donor '03-'04
Your sensors are nine years old. One has gone bad, the others soon will follow... nine years is on the long side of 1st gen sensors...
You need to replace them all
the cheapest place to get them is from forum Vendor Fred Beans
330 dollars delivered.
Contact gene culley at fred beans
have your vin # handy
email gene at
Gene Culley
Director Of Internet Parts Sales
Fred Beans Family of Dealerships
Visit us online at www.fredbeansparts.com
40 Auto Park Boulevard
Limerick, Pa 19468
610.495.1700
email
gculley@fredbeans.com
You need to replace them all
the cheapest place to get them is from forum Vendor Fred Beans
330 dollars delivered.
Contact gene culley at fred beans
have your vin # handy
email gene at
Gene Culley
Director Of Internet Parts Sales
Fred Beans Family of Dealerships
Visit us online at www.fredbeansparts.com
40 Auto Park Boulevard
Limerick, Pa 19468
610.495.1700
gculley@fredbeans.com
