TPMS Sensor

John577 · Nov 17, 2015

This is just an informative thread for all of you who have question about the TPMS Sensors and then we can easily find the information.

We have definitly two different frequensies, US : 315MHz / EU : 433MHz

So US Sensors doesn't sync with our EU cars (I had the issue with US Sensors).

Cheers :thumbsup:

Race Red GT · Nov 17, 2015

John577 said:
This is just an informative thread for all of you who have question about the TPMS Sensors and then we can easily find the information.

We have definitly two different frequensies, US : 315MHz / EU : 433MHz

So US Sensors doesn't sync with our EU cars (I had the issue with US Sensors).

Cheers

Thanks for the info .I have sensors from CJ Pony parts.So I guess they are useless. Where did you get your EU 433mhz sensors and sync tool from? Thanks. Phil Australia

John577 · Nov 17, 2015

I also have useless sensors from CJ pony parts. For now I doesn't order a new set of sensors, I wait next summer to change them.

I already talked to my dealer to find TPMS Sensor in EU configuration for the car.

friendgr · Nov 17, 2015

That's why we need the EU service part manual :shrug:

Ericc B · Nov 17, 2015

Most tyre specialists in Europe sell universal TMPS sensors. Might be worth while to check out if those work.

Lord Thunder · Nov 17, 2015

Ericc B said:
Most tyre specialists in Europe sell universal TMPS sensors. Might be worth while to check out if those work.

I'll let you guys know after they have tried fitting some for my winter tires on Saturday.

Ericc B · Nov 17, 2015

Lord Thunder said:
I'll let you guys know after they have tried fitting some for my winter tires on Saturday.

Can't you just leave the stock sensors on? Or did you buy a second set of wheels already...

Lord Thunder · Nov 17, 2015

Ericc B said:
Can't you just leave the stock sensors on? Or did you buy a second set of wheels already...

A set of new ones are basically included in the price for fitting the new tires. I'll point out to them that there's no need, but I am expecting them to try anyway. If so, I guess I'll have to get hold of my old ones.

Ericc B · Nov 17, 2015

Lord Thunder said:
A set of new ones are basically included in the price for fitting the new tires. I'll point out to them that there's no need, but I am expecting them to try anyway. If so, I guess I'll have to get hold of my old ones.

Ah okay, that's a good deal. Make sure to get the old ones, they are quite pricey.

papinist · Nov 17, 2015

Race Red GT said:
Thanks for the info .I have sensors from CJ Pony parts.So I guess they are useless. Where did you get your EU 433mhz sensors and sync tool from? Thanks. Phil Australia

Maybe in Australia regulation is different and you are allowed to use US frequencies :shrug:

Race Red GT · Nov 18, 2015

papinist said:
Maybe in Australia regulation is different and you are allowed to use US frequencies :shrug:

On the spec sheets for my car from ETIS. FORD there was a notation of 433Mhz.(same as UK/EURO)I did not know what that was for. I do now.As it happens Ford Ranger(also Mondeo,new Everest) use 433Mhz TPMS sensors.They are not cheap at Ford.At least problem solved.

NewMustangDE · Nov 18, 2015

When i ordered my new wheels i also got included the sensors. Thanks to ETIS no worries on what to get :thumbsup:

Glenn G · Nov 18, 2015

Do any of you have the US TPMS you'd like to sell me?

John577 · Nov 20, 2015

Hey fellas,

If you search the EU TPMS Sensors, here's a link to a german website :
https://www.velocity-group.de/ford/mustang/15-16-mustang/felgen/zubehoer/35269744/2015-ford-oem-reifendrucksensor-433-mhz

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