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goodo
 


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How long do TPMS Sensors last?

So, the spare wheel TPMS sensor has failed. The previous owner bought some replacement TPMS LR066378 x 4 sealed in bags. How long do these things last, they don’t have a use before date. Also how easy is it to replace DIY? If I deflate the tyre, can I swap it out easily enough or do I need to take it to a tyre shop to get them to do it?

I’ve broken beads on MC tyres before using the ‘long piece of wood’ method, and I have some tyre levers in the shed. Anyone attempted this?

On a separate note, the left curtain airbag deployment fault is still present code B0022, where is the faulty connector likely to be, under the passenger seat?

Need to get these niggles sorted, that and a new coolant expansion tanks as I’m getting low coolant warnings.

I’m pretty sure that I could give up my job and still have plenty to keep me busy!

Thanks
  
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goodo
 


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Apparent a failed tpms on the spare in an mot fail. I thought it only applied to 4 running wheels…
  
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Can't you just remove the spare to get it through an MOT? It's not compulsory to have a spare but it has to be legal if fitted, although my son tells me they don't even bother looking at the spare.
  
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LT
 


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My boot was full of rubbish for the tip when I had my FFRR MOTed this year. No way did they check the spare wheel.
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TPMS batteries are rated for ~13 years, give or take... deflate it, so it registers as low pressure, then take it out of the vehicle. That'll clear the TPMS warning.
  
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Moleshome wrote:
Can't you just remove the spare to get it through an MOT? It's not compulsory to have a spare but it has to be legal if fitted, although my son tells me they don't even bother looking at the spare.


I can do that. As it shows up in trees dash, the only way to deal with it is remove it or replace the Sensor.

I might have a go at replacing the sensor, see how easy it is to break the bead on a 20” SUV Tyre.
  
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Flatlander wrote:
TPMS batteries are rated for ~13 years, give or take... deflate it, so it registers as low pressure, then take it out of the vehicle. That'll clear the TPMS warning.


Laughing Laughing
  
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