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We've been using the above part number without issue. Took some work with our dealer to get things sorted out, since there is (or was) conflicting information on the official Ford parts website. They were also on national backorder until recently.
just out of curiosity, how do you tell??..when I called ford they said there was 8 different possibilities. some obviously for the DRW. but for the SRW is there any way of knowing other than asking the dealer?.....just for reasons of maybe using a Schrader product instead
thanks!
Quick question on this topic, how do you know what frequency you have. I want to have a complete setup of new wheels and tires ready to swap out when my truck is delivered and leave the factory wheel and tires intact to resell. But i'm seeing more than one frequency of TPMS sensor for a 2017 F250.
I had to give my VIN to get them. I bought a set of take offs. Guy told me there were no sensors in them. Long story short, the tires showed up with sensors in them. I have 4 TPMS-42s that I would sell for $150, shipped.
I had to give my VIN to get them. I bought a set of take offs. Guy told me there were no sensors in them. Long story short, the tires showed up with sensors in them. I have 4 TPMS-42s that I would sell for $150, shipped.
I am looking for a new set of sensors. I have a F350 with the 18" wheels. When I put my VIN into fordparts.com, it lists both 42 and 43 sensors. The description appears to be the same, 315 mhz. What is the difference between the 2? Which ones are correct?
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