Need a quick answer...
Do the TPMS units have a removable stem/core that can be replaced without removing the entire TPMS sensor (by removing the tire from the wheel rim). One dealer told me that the stem can get dirty or stuck or break and can be easily replaced cheaply (right !) One tire has responded when trying to change the tire pressure, by suddenly releasing air directly from the opening. If the cap can be screwed back on the air release stops. 20 minutes earlier, the pressure was checked on all the tires and they were holding just fine.....then I decided to change the pressure on all the tires (they were just put on recently as new Michelin SS)
Last edited by chuckh007; May 7, 2013 at 05:49 PM.
Yes,
Fix a Leaking Tire Valve Stem | The Family Handyman
Hopefully the only issue is the valve core.
Fix a Leaking Tire Valve Stem | The Family Handyman
Hopefully the only issue is the valve core.
Yes but make sure you use ONLY a nickel plated valve stem core.
If you fit new tires ALWAYS fit new TPMS as the batteries in those valve stems last only about five years.
Also, unless the TPMS valve stems are correctly installed at the correct torque in inch pounds they will leak or fail.
If you fit new tires ALWAYS fit new TPMS as the batteries in those valve stems last only about five years.
Also, unless the TPMS valve stems are correctly installed at the correct torque in inch pounds they will leak or fail.
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