are these the correct tpms?
#1
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are these the correct tpms?
looking to replace my sensors and found these on ebay. they appear to be the correct sensors for my 08. has anyone used these? parts monkey wants $33 a piece and these are four for $70. 25758220 is the correct shrader part number. http://www.ebay.com/itm/4X-For-Cadil...1WXsfW&vxp=mtr
Last edited by mmorse; 05-22-2017 at 01:02 PM.
#2
Burning Brakes
just check the gm parts direct website. It will give you the information you are looking for. To answer your question thou...yes, those appear to be the correct replacement sensors.
Last edited by MH663; 05-22-2017 at 01:17 PM.
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i checked the website and it said they are indeed correct though the drawing of the sensor is different than the image on the ebay page. the image on parts monkey site is identical to the image on the ebay page but parts monkey wants nearly twice the price.
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Here is what I found strange about those TPMS sensors that the OP shows in his post.
I have been told the 2009 and earlier Corvettes cannot use the same TPMS sensor as the 2010-2013 Corvettes because of how they communicate with the car.
On the website, the P/N that the OP shows fits my 2011 GS ... Well, if they are correct for a 2011 GS, how can they work on a 2009 or earlier Corvette?
BTW ... all years of C6 Corvettes use a 315hz sensor.
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EDIT: I entered my 2011 and it says it's compatible
Then I entered a 2008, and it also says it's compatible
I don't see how that can be
.
I have been told the 2009 and earlier Corvettes cannot use the same TPMS sensor as the 2010-2013 Corvettes because of how they communicate with the car.
On the website, the P/N that the OP shows fits my 2011 GS ... Well, if they are correct for a 2011 GS, how can they work on a 2009 or earlier Corvette?
BTW ... all years of C6 Corvettes use a 315hz sensor.
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EDIT: I entered my 2011 and it says it's compatible
Then I entered a 2008, and it also says it's compatible
I don't see how that can be
.
Last edited by Turbo6TA; 05-22-2017 at 02:46 PM.
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Here is what I found strange about those TPMS sensors that the OP shows in his post.
I have been told the 2009 and earlier Corvettes cannot use the same TPMS sensor as the 2010-2013 Corvettes because of how they communicate with the car.
On the website, the P/N that the OP shows fits my 2011 GS ... Well, if they are correct for a 2011 GS, how can they work on a 2009 or earlier Corvette?
BTW ... all years of C6 Corvettes use a 315hz sensor.
_________________________________
EDIT: I entered my 2011 and it says it's compatible
Then I entered a 2008, and it also says it's compatible
I don't see how that can be
.
I have been told the 2009 and earlier Corvettes cannot use the same TPMS sensor as the 2010-2013 Corvettes because of how they communicate with the car.
On the website, the P/N that the OP shows fits my 2011 GS ... Well, if they are correct for a 2011 GS, how can they work on a 2009 or earlier Corvette?
BTW ... all years of C6 Corvettes use a 315hz sensor.
_________________________________
EDIT: I entered my 2011 and it says it's compatible
Then I entered a 2008, and it also says it's compatible
I don't see how that can be
.
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Best advice is ignore that guy. He's pretty useless 95% of the time. View his profile, click <User Lists> below his photo then <Add to Ignore List> and your forum experience will be much more pleasant.
Here is what I found strange about those TPMS sensors that the OP shows in his post.
I have been told the 2009 and earlier Corvettes cannot use the same TPMS sensor as the 2010-2013 Corvettes because of how they communicate with the car.
On the website, the P/N that the OP shows fits my 2011 GS ... Well, if they are correct for a 2011 GS, how can they work on a 2009 or earlier Corvette?
BTW ... all years of C6 Corvettes use a 315hz sensor.
_________________________________
EDIT: I entered my 2011 and it says it's compatible
Then I entered a 2008, and it also says it's compatible
I don't see how that can be
.
I have been told the 2009 and earlier Corvettes cannot use the same TPMS sensor as the 2010-2013 Corvettes because of how they communicate with the car.
On the website, the P/N that the OP shows fits my 2011 GS ... Well, if they are correct for a 2011 GS, how can they work on a 2009 or earlier Corvette?
BTW ... all years of C6 Corvettes use a 315hz sensor.
_________________________________
EDIT: I entered my 2011 and it says it's compatible
Then I entered a 2008, and it also says it's compatible
I don't see how that can be
.
C6 Tire Pressure Sensors
2010 +
15268606 – Tire pressure sensor - $45.45 each
15234846 – Tire pressure sensor nut - $3.89 each
Total set of 4 nuts and 4 sensors $216.70 shipped.
Note: The sensor comes with the washer and valve stem cap.
Setup includes: 4 sensors, 4 washers/o-rings, 4 caps and 4 nuts.
2005 – 2009
25758220 – Tire pressure sensor – $57.78 each
15234846 – Tire pressure sensor nut – $3.89 each
Total set of 4 nuts and 4 sensors $270.85 shipped.
Note: The sensor comes with the washer and valve stem cap.
Setup includes: 4 sensors, 4 washers/o-rings, 4 caps and 4 nuts.
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Ok ... I checked a little more.
2010 - 2013 Corvette uses the Schrader # 20158
2009 and earlier uses the Schrader # 20076 (GM # 25758220)
So, the OP ordered the correct sensors for his 2008. The sensors he ordered are not made by Schrader however. At least it don't mention Schrader anywhere in the ebay ad.
2010 - 2013 Corvette uses the Schrader # 20158
2009 and earlier uses the Schrader # 20076 (GM # 25758220)
So, the OP ordered the correct sensors for his 2008. The sensors he ordered are not made by Schrader however. At least it don't mention Schrader anywhere in the ebay ad.
Last edited by Turbo6TA; 05-22-2017 at 03:11 PM.
#12
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Ok ... I checked a little more.
2010 - 2013 Corvette uses the Schrader # 20158
2009 and earlier uses the Schrader # 20076 (GM # 25758220)
So, the OP ordered the correct sensors for his 2008. The sensors he ordered are not made by Schrader however. At least it don't mention Schrader anywhere in the ebay ad.
2010 - 2013 Corvette uses the Schrader # 20158
2009 and earlier uses the Schrader # 20076 (GM # 25758220)
So, the OP ordered the correct sensors for his 2008. The sensors he ordered are not made by Schrader however. At least it don't mention Schrader anywhere in the ebay ad.
#13
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Just because someone tells you it fits doesn't mean it will work. Amazon hosed me by telling me the '05 - '09 sensors P/N "Will fit your vehicle!" and, yes, they fit... but no, they don't work. Shame on me for not checking my sources and reading up on it first.
Best advice is ignore that guy. He's pretty useless 95% of the time. View his profile, click <User Lists> below his photo then <Add to Ignore List> and your forum experience will be much more
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Go to Cultrag Performance GM OEM Parts. $159.00 for all 4 that work for your car. Being cheap is not the way to go with most parts for our cars....
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I guess we'll see after OP buys them/uses them. I was just wondering, if not in use, can these TPMS sensors get "old" in the box? We know that in use the sensors are good for about ten years or slightly less or more. I have to agree that at $159 for four with no stories, that would be my preferred route to go.
#17
Burning Brakes
I meant ignore that CMYSIX guy on the forum. Not the seller!
#18
Burning Brakes
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oh, I see. sorry, i misunderstood you. i took a chance and ordered them. i'll let everyone know how it goes. i've ordered stuff on ebay from chinese sources before and have never been burned. sometimes saved up to 80%! idk, maybe i've just been lucky.
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I just changed out my 2006 TMPS sensors with Schrader sensors that cross referenced OEM part # 25758220. The old OEM Schrader sensors were Gray in color, and the new ones were reddish.
As long as the part cross references the OEM part #, then it should be good to go.
Thenew sensors relearned on the first try usinga relearn tool.
This is the same Sensors for 2005-2009
2010 and above use a different sensor.
Good Luck and let us know how they work.
As long as the part cross references the OEM part #, then it should be good to go.
Thenew sensors relearned on the first try usinga relearn tool.
This is the same Sensors for 2005-2009
2010 and above use a different sensor.
Good Luck and let us know how they work.
#20
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I just changed out my 2006 TMPS sensors with Schrader sensors that cross referenced OEM part # 25758220. The old OEM Schrader sensors were Gray in color, and the new ones were reddish.
As long as the part cross references the OEM part #, then it should be good to go.
Thenew sensors relearned on the first try usinga relearn tool.
This is the same Sensors for 2005-2009
2010 and above use a different sensor.
Good Luck and let us know how they work.
As long as the part cross references the OEM part #, then it should be good to go.
Thenew sensors relearned on the first try usinga relearn tool.
This is the same Sensors for 2005-2009
2010 and above use a different sensor.
Good Luck and let us know how they work.