Tyre pressure sensors. Ebay ?

[Z06-Z06]

CHRYSLER 300C 2006- OE TYRE PRESSURE SENSOR TPMS | eBay

Hi all,
Just wondered if anyone has used the above tyre pressure sensors before ?
Cheers,
Dale.

[badgx]

Hi,

Those are not OE factory issue. If you get from there, I would email them to double check & confirm that it will work, so many vendors now on ebay.

chisp was the first here to go with the rubbers ones

For piece of mind customshop sell them too

http://www.custom300cshop.co.uk/chry...0c_wheels.html

[Jimmyboy]

You also need to find out if it operates on 433 mhz as thats what the uk cars require.

Jim.

[Simon@thecustom300cshop]

I couldn't tell you if those ones work but I see there is no mention of the 115mph rated maximum speed

[Z06-Z06]

Thanks for your replies.
I don't have an issue with my sensor as such. What I do have is a VERY slow leak. Approx 0.5 bar over a 2-3 day period. Have put the wheel in a water bath, but other than coming out cleaner, no signs of any leak.
It's just a PITA to keep pumping it up. So my only guess is than the sensor stem / body has a very slight leak ?
Any ideas. ?

Dale.

[paul@thecustom300cshop]

Hi Dale

i had the same problem, it turned out to be leaking on the rim, maybe have the tyre re-sealed?

[devilmaycare]

Originally Posted by Z06-Z06

So my only guess is than the sensor stem / body has a very slight leak ?
Any ideas. ?
Dale.

I had this problem after a tyre change and then had a replacement sensor fitted. When I examined the old sensor, I could see that the original seal had been severely squashed at some time, probably when refurbished wheels had been fitted. So I probably only needed to have bought a service kit, rather than the complete valve. Try brushing on some soapy fluid around the valve stem and look for bubbles.

[Z06-Z06]

Cheers Paul.

This was my 1st plan, and hence the original post, in that if I have to take the tyre off again, I wanted to be 100% sure to get it sorted, and changing the 'old' sensor to the newer rubber type would help.

Dale.

[Z06-Z06]

Originally Posted by devilmaycare

I had this problem after a tyre change and then had a replacement sensor fitted. When I examined the old sensor, I could see that the original seal had been severely squashed at some time, probably when refurbished wheels had been fitted. So I probably only needed to have bought a service kit, rather than the complete valve. Try brushing on some soapy fluid around the valve stem and look for bubbles.

Thanks.
I'll try that tomorrow. My only issue was / is, no leak found when in the water bath. (the wheel, not me lol)
Did you fit the rubber type ? If so, main dealer ?
Cheers,
Dale.

[paul@thecustom300cshop]

If the sensor is working, and you dont what to waste time back and forward to the garage, just get a service kit and a tyre re-seal and you be good