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Feb 13, 2020 | 09:37 PM

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I.B.Sorgn

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Originally Posted by JR-01

Then it should work the same as the original. That part number shows it will not work in my '01.

Rockauto shows 25773946 as TPMS for a 2001, in fact that is the part number for Schrader, Denso, Ac Delco and SMO.

Feb 13, 2020 | 10:09 PM

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JR-01

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Originally Posted by I.B.Sorgn

Rockauto shows 25773946 as TPMS for a 2001, in fact that is the part number for Schrader, Denso, Ac Delco and SMO.

Yes, You are right. Ecklers shows 25773946 is the right one. Don't have a clue why they won't train.

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Feb 23, 2020 | 06:17 PM

#23

I.B.Sorgn

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As a follow up:
Went to the local tire shop and they got them recognized. Only cost me 2 6 packs in Cantuckee speak, that converts to a little over $12 in Dairy Country.

Feb 25, 2020 | 05:55 AM

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rat123

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So I'm looking to replace my tire sensors. Which one is the best and easiest to setup using my magnet to set them up with.
Thanks
It's for a 2002 corvette

Feb 25, 2020 | 07:07 AM

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JR-01

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Originally Posted by rat123

So I'm looking to replace my tire sensors. Which one is the best and easiest to setup using my magnet to set them up with.
Thanks
It's for a 2002 corvette

I bought the OEM type Schraders for mine. Took a couple minutes to set up with a magnet. I bought them from Rock Auto.

Feb 25, 2020 | 11:30 AM

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I.B.Sorgn

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I bought mine from Amazon ($45) just search for #25773946. Installed them myself by breaking the bead using a 2x4 and a short piece of 1x6. Just could not get the computer to learn them with a magnet. Had to go to a tire shop to get the TPMS recognized cost was about $13 for all four. I'm starting to believe that my magnet may have not provided the necessary gauss (power) to trigger the learning...
FYI, others got theirs to be recognized using a magnet

Last edited by I.B.Sorgn; Feb 25, 2020 at 11:33 AM.

Feb 28, 2020 | 09:20 AM

#27

JimHarris4

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Searched and found great TPMS

Did a lot of research for my 98 which has much more expensive TPMS and found a site called TPMS 24/7.com.
they were only $100 for set and perform perfectly.

Quote:

Originally Posted by rat123

So I'm looking to replace my tire sensors. Which one is the best and easiest to setup using my magnet to set them up with.
Thanks
It's for a 2002 corvette