Biggi_e

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so today i put my new(used) volks gt 7's on. my tpms sensors were never taken off my stock wheels. error showed up

for sensors, this is the correct part right? http://www.acuraoemparts.com/delray/...All&vinsrch=no

now, on my volks, where can i install new tmps sensors? im looking at this iforged site and figuring i have to do this?
http://www.iforged.com/press/may25/may25.php
which adapter would i need?

also i searched and read something about a strap kit? i cant find where they have those at...

i know there is a lot of questions but i would like to do this right and gain some knowledge from people here. im sorta new to the wheel game..

Biggi_e

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bumppp

Biggi_e

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no one has any information about volks and tpms sensors??

princelybug

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Here's the correct TPMS part # for your car. You'll need 4 of these: http://www.acuraoemparts.com/delray/...MS_SENSOR_ASSY.

Regarding the iForged adapters, you'll need these:

http://img366.imageshack.us/img366/2...msadaptjo4.jpg

This is what the TPMS looks like, mounted with the iForged adapters:

http://img201.imageshack.us/img201/3398/img01151oa4.jpg

Or, you can get your TPMS strapped instead of buying the adapters. Straps are available at any tire service center.

Hope this helps!

Biggi_e

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thanks princelybug! which one do you this is better to use though? iforge adapters or get straps?

princelybug

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Your welcome. I used the adapters. It'll cost a little bit more $$, but I prefer them to tire straps.

princelybug

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Here's a pic of a strap kit. You can see that it wraps around the whole wheel:

http://www.tundrasolutions.com/forum...ne-tpms-02.jpg

Biggi_e

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ahh thanks! adapters it is! seems more sturdy too

princelybug

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Biggi_e

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ordered tpms sensors and iforged brackets

princelybug

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Nice.

LTxArucAx60

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I have straps on my volks, still holding up pretty good. But a month ago one of my sensors came loose and it still reads the sensors but everytime i make a turn you can hear some clicking noise. Let us know how those iforged adapters go

Biggi_e

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will do

murph145

cant you just save the $250 and roll not knowing the pressure of your tires and just check them every few months?? I'm getting new 19's and figured i could live without the tpms and just ignore the error code.

rockstar143

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Wow...added cost...I guess in a way I'm glad I don't have TPMS.

Biggi_e

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i mean you could but then you get the tpms error message everytime the car turns on with the signal showing theres an error. plus i'd rather be safe than sorry since i have such low profile tires.

murph145

yea i hear yah... i am guna pick up some new 19's for why ride but i really dont wana pay the extra $$$ i think ill just switch the error off everytime i start the car which is like 20 times a day lol....

can we take the sensors off our old rims?? i would have to pop the old tires off the old rims and the new ones off the new rims and then remount which is a pain in the a$$

Biggi_e

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you could take the old tpms off your stock wheels and put them on new wheels but its a pain to keep switching. stock wheels for me are going to be my winter wheels so yea..