Is 315 mhz? Any extra tool required for setup? Sensor programming required?Does it relearn procedures same as OE Sensors? I have Honda Civic
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I would not purchase one on your own... whoever is going to install it will want to buy it... I bought one but no one would install it .....not dependable unless they purchased it... make sure you have a good tire person and they will not over charge you for it... sr
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I have a 2007 GMC Yukon and it worked exactly the same as in oh yeah and sensor the only thing you have to do is go to a tire shop so they can install it on your rim and then program it yourself like you wouldn't know yet sensor
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Don't know what frequency these transmit at, but I had all 4 of my Dorman sensors fail at almost the same time after about a year. I purchased a different brand for replacements!
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Sensor programing is the same as OEM on a GMC, not sure about a Honda. You will need to break down each tire to install the sensor.It takes about 20 seconds of letting air out of each tire to program in the relearning mode. Then inflate to proper tire pressure. Hope this helps.
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I have heard it is kinda possible if you install a resistor the same ohm as the sensor.... I have no clue how that is accomplished so you may check YouTube. I would spend my money on this part and not have to worry about fubaring my car!
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I don't know where the speed sensor is on your bike, but on mine I traced an electrical line from the front sprocket to where it's first plug in. I had to take part of my fairing off to get to it. If you are having trouble finding the sensor, call a Honda shop and they should point you in the right direction. If you have the correct wire, your plug ins should work. If not call customer support at 12 O'clock technologies.
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You are using the NON OBD unit. Connections are for TEMP,RPM, and SPEED. I would buy the ODB version if your car has ODB. Works great.
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Idk , haven't had one I couldn't clone yet it's just a rf signal your duplicating. If u can't read code off of old sensor to duplicate then I use my autel tpms frequency reader then manually enter that number in dorman tool , super easy
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The sensors are on a Dodge Grand Caravan. I highly doubt it work send a signal that far. Honestly, I would stay away from this product all together. It does not work well at all - I sent a question a month ago to the seller and they have not responded - I wish I had gone with a higher quality system, probably OEM would have been a better choice.
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It will also work as a generic OBD II code scanner. So if you are looking for a generic reader this would do it. But you won't be able to reset Honda specific warnings or service intervals.
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I don't know why they want to confuse everybody. I am assuming the non-integrated means the HSI sensor is a plug in to the controller,, thats the most common set-up, I have not seen any other application, i would say if your HSI sensor is remote , as in snapped into the combustion chamber, and wired with plug to the controller , yours is "non integrated". I hope this helpsI looked at the -170 and it just looks like an older unit Fred
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Same sensor. More about what you can afford. If you can spend $300 more dollars I would!
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You got 4 sensors and every sensor is a different part number so you would need each individual sensor in the wright place or your check engine light will go on. Hope this helps.
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This sensor only worked for me in the upstream position on my Honda Civic. It did not work downstream. If you know a mechanic who has a scanner you can ID the bad sensor.
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Depending on the type of car, there are different settings, most of the models after 2004 only have to fasten wires, and most of the times is only one wire. You need to check on the harness website for specific instructions, you could have to update the harness firmware depending on which kind of radio you have, which is a real pain.
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Sorry, I don't fully understand the question, but in order for that sensor to work it needs to be program to the car, and the car has to be equip with tpms system.
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No. You need a custom tune for that. There are ways to trick the sensor into thinking it is working.
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There should be two o2 sensors. One before the cat and one after. For my car (03 Focus) the 15717 went before the catalytic and the 15719 went after.
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No, sensor is included. I would recommend changing the dash switch first. You may not need the encoder motor.
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A quick call or email to Dynojet would be my suggestion. They were very prompt in their responses to me. I don't think this really qualifies as a new brain for the bike but it is more than a tuner. I think you'll be happy with it if you buy it, especially since you should already have O2 sensors. I learned after the fact that I did not, and my little mechanic down the road actually does have a dyno, so I ended up needing to buy the additional equipment so I could auto tune. But at least my bike it future proof now.