4PCS TPMS Sensor Compatible | With Honda 2013-2018 Fit For Accord 42753-TL0-G52 42753-TL0-G53 42753-TL0-G54 Wheel, Replaces Air Tires Pressure Monitoring Monitor System Set Pack Kit Replacement
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- Enhanced Safety: The automotive TPMS offers high accuracy and sensitivity, improving vehicle safety and making driving a more enjoyable experience. Quality and performance meet OEM standards..
- Important Reminder: Check your old part with our pictures and verify the OEM part number to ensure it fits your car. Some cars may need sensor programming before installing this tire pressure sensor..
- Construction: Made from high-quality ABS and metal plastic, it’s odorless, resistant to fade, heat-resistant, and stable in size. The smooth surface and sturdy build offer a longer lifespan and resistance to damage from collisions..
- Effortless Installation: Designed for easy installation without the need for complicated tools, saving both time and effort. (See how to install and relearn the TPMS Sensor in the description)..
- Work Great: TPMS sensors help maintain proper tire inflation, improving ride, handling, safety, and fuel efficiency. It extends tire life by monitoring air pressure and alerting the driver when it drops below a safe level..
Remove the old sensor 2. Install the new sensor 3. Pump up the tire 4. Screw in the valve cap 5. Test wheel balance 6. Adjust balance and relearning How to Relearn the TPMS Sensor OBDII Relearn Procedure: 1. Ensure you have an OBDII connector available. 2. Verify that all TPMS sensors are correctly installed. 3. Adjust the tire pressures according to the recommended placard values. 4. Use the TPMS Tool to activate the left front tire sensor by placing it near the tire sidewall next to the valve stem. 5.
Repeat the activation process for the left rear (LR), right rear (RR), and right front (RF) tires. 6. Connect the OBD connector to the Data Link Connector (DLC). 7. Turn the vehicle ignition to the "ON" position. 8. Press the "OK" button on the TPMS Tool to transmit the sensor data to the ECU. 9. Remove the OBD connector from the DLC. 10. Turn the ignition to "OFF," then start the engine. 11. Drive the vehicle for at least 5 minutes at a speed of 28 mph (45 km/h).
| SKID | 0WSO4P876K1I5 |
| Manufacturer | Badong |
| Model | 09082024C |
