TPMS sensor help
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You will get lots of opinions. I have bought 3 sets of TPMS sensors on ebay for $25-$35 for a set of 4. Oldest set is currently 5 years old; zero issues with any of them. I will be going to ebay for a set for the Centennial next time I buy tires. The OEMs are at least 10 years old now so I am on borrowed time.
I just check on ebay for a seller that has a high rating and has sold a bunch of the product I am purchasing.
I just check on ebay for a seller that has a high rating and has sold a bunch of the product I am purchasing.
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From: Illinois
I bought these on ebay. They work great.
4pcs Tire Presure Sensor TPMS for Cadillac Chevrolet Corvette C6 6.0 7.0L
From seller :acmotok
$39.24
I do not know how long their batteries will last. But they are working great so far.
4pcs Tire Presure Sensor TPMS for Cadillac Chevrolet Corvette C6 6.0 7.0L
From seller :acmotok
$39.24
I do not know how long their batteries will last. But they are working great so far.
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Semi related question... but my rear tires both read 0 pressure, and I'm assuming the sensor batteries are shot. But why don't I get any low pressure tire warning light? The only way I know they aren't functioning is when I go to the screen to check tire pressure and see both rears reading zero. Almosy half afraid to replace them. Car is a 2005 btw.
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Semi related question... but my rear tires both read 0 pressure, and I'm assuming the sensor batteries are shot. But why don't I get any low pressure tire warning light? The only way I know they aren't functioning is when I go to the screen to check tire pressure and see both rears reading zero. Almosy half afraid to replace them. Car is a 2005 btw.
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Disregard, see next message [Did you have to buy the nuts separately for these?]
Last edited by Jim__H; Sep 8, 2022 at 12:10 PM.
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Looking at them again, they DO NOT come with the nuts. I like the Schraeder option with choice of silver or black nuts.
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Just found these, $32.49 each, nuts included:
https://www.tpmsdirect.com/Schrader_...rvette-337.htm
https://www.tpmsdirect.com/Schrader_...rvette-337.htm
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I don't. Called and asked about the nuts (included) but I didn't ask about programming. I have the EL-50448 "relearn tool" so I should be covered. When I called the guy picked right up and seemed to know what he was talking about so you might want to call and ask.
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