Problems keeping TPS sensors on the bands for aftermarket wheels.

[QUOTE=nis350;3780838]your reconditioned sensors may not be compatible with the TPMS or the batteries in them are weak. There are at least two OEM versions AFAIK . Originally Posted by LennyK

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Problems keeping TPS sensors on the bands for aftermarket wheels.

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[QUOTE=nis350;3780838]your reconditioned sensors may not be compatible with the TPMS or the batteries in them are weak.

There are at least two OEM versions AFAIK.

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Put New 19" Rims On With Reconditioned TPMS Sensors
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These TPMS were OEM NISSAN parts - Reconditioned / Tested / Certified
And All 4 Tested Good By My Tire Guy While He Was Installing Them
Could It Be The Readers

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