TPMS Question
11-20-2013, 08:42 AM
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2010-up Mustang uses the valve stem sensors, earlier ones are banded to the wheel. They operate differently ... so if you want to use OEM Ford sensors on an 09, you need the banded type. There are aftermarket valve stem style sensors that are compatible with the earlier system, I assume that's what you have from AM.
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I do understand that part and yes that is what I have from AM.
I guess my new question is:
Why is my sensor light on my dash not trigged yet after driving 100 kms with the 2014 sensors? As I said earlier, when I change the tires on my wife's car and my truck as well. The dash light will come on after a couple of Kms if not reset. They are both a GM's. Does Ford sensors take longer to trigger?
11-21-2013, 09:40 AM
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Thanks fast Ed,
I do understand that part and yes that is what I have from AM.
I guess my new question is:
Why is my sensor light on my dash not trigged yet after driving 100 kms with the 2014 sensors? As I said earlier, when I change the tires on my wife's car and my truck as well. The dash light will come on after a couple of Kms if not reset. They are both a GM's. Does Ford sensors take longer to trigger?
I do understand that part and yes that is what I have from AM.
I guess my new question is:
Why is my sensor light on my dash not trigged yet after driving 100 kms with the 2014 sensors? As I said earlier, when I change the tires on my wife's car and my truck as well. The dash light will come on after a couple of Kms if not reset. They are both a GM's. Does Ford sensors take longer to trigger?
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