When ordering a 2nd set of wheels (hence the need to clone the TPM sensors), I presume one has to specify the pull-through (vs nut) opening.
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You presumed correctly. These are the pull-through version. I got some screw ones with the wheels I picked up so I haven't had a chance to actually see how well they program. >.<
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As shown in the picture, the Schrader 33000 comes with the rubber valve stem. If you have have an aluminum stem with a nut you would have to purchase the Schrader 34000 Aluminum Clamp-in Style Valve for TPMS Snap-in Sensor ($7.22 each). You have to correctly torque this aluminum stem to the TPMS sensor body. You would also need to program each EZ-sensor using the Schrader 21260 EZ-sensor Programming Pad or find a shop that has this capability. Your best bet is to purchase the Schrader 33000 EZ Sensor and/or the Schrader 21260 EZ-sensor Programming Pad from Amazon Warehouse deals.
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I'm not sure what you're matching to, but the thing is you really want to stay with the same part no. as you currently have on the car because it relates to the hub size which the inner snap ring fits onto. I got the set of 4 from China and they work fine, but you have to either swap out the snap ring or pull them off and expand them for a tighter fit , otherwise they will be too loose and you'll lose them .
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Perhaps not, I had recently ordered two knock sensors and intake gaskets, they where combined in one box, the sensors was tucked in the corner with some air pillows not much protection IMO. One thing I will mention they come in plastic bags from manufacture as well no box and I`m sure the person stocking your order from Amazon has no clue the sensitive nature of the sensors. BTW both of mine had no problems but I'm sure one keeps in the back of there mine, as I did `I hope they work' as it's a fare amount of work installing them just to find out they are defective from miss handling or poor packing. Perhaps not, I had recently ordered two knock sensors and intake gaskets, they where combined in one box, the sensors was tucked in the corner with some air pillows not much protection IMO. One thing I will mention they come in plastic bags from manufacture as well no box and I`m sure the person stocking your order from Amazon has no clue the sensitive nature of the sensors. BTW both of mine had no problems but I'm sure one keeps in the back of there mine, as I did `I hope they work' as it's a fare amount of work installing them just to find out they are defective from miss... » Read More Perhaps not, I had recently ordered two knock sensors and intake gaskets, they where combined in one box, the sensors was tucked in the corner with some air pillows not much protection IMO. One thing I will mention they come in plastic bags from manufacture as well no box and I`m sure the person stocking your order from Amazon has no clue the sensitive nature of the sensors. BTW both of mine had no problems but I'm sure one keeps in the back of there mine, as I did `I hope they work' as it's a fare amount of work installing them just to find out they are defective from miss handling or poor packing. « Show Less
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I don't think there is enough thread left on the bolt that the training wheels are mounted on. So probably one or the other.
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Yes, this is the correct part. As mentioned previously by others, be sure to purchase two replacement nuts as the ones on your existing drag link will not fit. I bought mine at Lowes for $1.64 each. Size is M10-1.25.
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remove plastic lug nut covers form old cover and remove them, new cover just push on make sure covers you ordered are are the same size
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No, but you can swap out your current sensors. These wheels are TPMS compatible and we have them available.
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wrong bolt pattern. free $50 lugs are going away. get your wheels soon. jack
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I noticed the one that I got was tight and when I studied it I saw it was deliberately machine stamped on the end to make it tight. I presume its similar to a nylon nut or lock washer to prevent unwanted loosening
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Dealer mechanic told me the bolt pattern is correct but plug and triangle plastic part are different
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No just use the included rubber gasket and pay careful attention to the bolt torque and order and clean the mating surface very well.Finally, just torque to 1/2 specified for 1st past then make a 2nd pass to final torque in the same recommended order.
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I just noticed that you have the double pull out. I only have a single. Make sure that they aren't wider at the top before replacing both.
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It is my understanding that the seller is also the manufacturer. They should be able to provide a new wheel. Also with the wheel measurements you should be able to get one from your local hardware store. If you have already tried these suggestions, I don't know.
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Hi, Thank you for your interest in our TPMS sensors, our OEM number is 426070C060 on the part, sometimes it depends on the wheels, or production date, If you have the part number of your old sensor we can can look it up for you. thanks and you have a great day,
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I can not answer this question, it is necessary to remove the wheel and alienate it from the base
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I think schrader valves are standard in most wheels, however the thickness well be slightly different, this well be overcome due to the flexibility of the aluminium stem of the VDO sensor
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I think any similar wheel from SAM, Habbitrail, Crittertrail etc should fit the opening.