OEM Dodge Caliber TPMS Sensor

Dodge Caliber TPMS Sensor Parts and Q&A

• TPMS Sensor
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  Q: How to Install a TPMS Sensor on Dodge Caliber?

  A:

  You should first install the seal and washer at the bottom of sensor valve stem 6 so that the sensor is tightly sealed. Make sure the area surrounding the sensor/valve stem hole in wheel 5 is clean and avoid any harm to the wheel. Please place your thumb at the back of the metal valve which is located on the rear of the wheel, when fitting the sensor. Put the sensor so that its potted side is positioned over the wheel while leaving the other side empty. Use your hand to set in the sensor nut, together with the washer, then make sure sensor housing 2 presses into the contour of the wheel inside. Re-torque the nut on the sensor to 8 Nm (71 in. lbs.) as you keep it immobile on the valve stem, being careful not to put too much force and have the sensor come apart from the valve stem. During mounting, make sure the sensor valve stem is located about 210° (Roughly 5 centimeters) from the changer head for rotating wheel tire changers or from the tool's install end for rotating tool tire changers, so it does not get blocked by the lower bead breaker. Go by the information on the Tire Inflation Pressure Label and set the air pressure correctly, then put on the stock valve stem cap so moisture doesn't get inside. Place the tire and wheel assembly 1 onto the vehicle and tighten the wheel mounting nuts 3 to 135 Nm (100 ft.-lbs.); after that, lower the vehicle. You can learn the new sensor Id by either using the Tpm-rke Analyzer to program the Wcm or Skreem with the tire pressure sensor Id or by letting the vehicle run for 10 minutes at continuous speed of at least 15 mph (24 km/h) after it has been parked for more than 20 minutes. In the event that a sensor training is impossible, check the diagnostic section for assistance.