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Discussion in 'California(Portofino)/Roma(Amalfi)' started by GNALUZU, Feb 22, 2017.

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  1. GNALUZU

    GNALUZU Formula Junior

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    #1 GNALUZU, Feb 22, 2017
    Anyone know of a reasonably priced place to get 4 new tire pressure sensors? Dealership says the batteries are all dead and you can't replace the batteries, you have to replace the entire sensor.

    They are quoting $1,140 for 4.
     
  2. DK308

    DK308 F1 Rookie

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    #2 DK308, Feb 22, 2017
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  3. GNALUZU

    GNALUZU Formula Junior

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    #3 GNALUZU, Feb 23, 2017
    Thanks for the links.


    Curious to know if anyone else has replaced theirs and if they ran into any problems using non OEM sensors.
     
  4. greyboxer

    greyboxer F1 World Champ

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    #4 greyboxer, Feb 23, 2017
    Its probably a standard Huf Beru like most other Ferrari so try cross-check the part no - someone has probably used them on another model (post 2 last link)
     
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    #5 DK308, Feb 23, 2017
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    They are in fact just Huf Beru sensors. I know they are on my 458 and the part number is the same as those on the Cali. I don't think they're universal sensors like some manufactures use. Many TMPS manufacture have both universal and specific programmed sensors in their line-up.

    As for the other sensors. I've heard only good about the Titan sensors. Great customer service too. The only issues I've heard of, is that they can be a bit of a pain to activate as they sometimes need a pretty strong magnet to do so.
     
  6. Motob

    Motob Formula 3
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    #6 Motob, Feb 23, 2017
    You have to make sure that they are the correct frequency for your car,and even then there are different generations of sensor that are only compatible with the correct TPMS ECU.
     

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