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Replacement Aftermarket TPMS Sensor

08H3

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Does anyone have any part numbers for verified aftermarket (i.e. cheaper than GM) TPMS sensors for the H3? I have a couple that have finally gone bad after 10 years. When you plug the info in to the major parts stores search, you get an overwhelming amount of sensors that say "direct fit". Advance has 24 sensors that all say they work, but I am skeptical. Anyone have any they have actually used that work just like the original? Thanks in advance.
 

brash47

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Just go to rock auto website, look up your vehicle and you will get your options. Recently they were running a clearance in tpms repair pieces for the h3.....might wanna check that out

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alrock

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I just bought some off of rockauto.com. I have not put them on yet but they do appear to be a direct replacement. This is the description from the receipt.
STANDARD*MOTOR*PRODUCTSTPM25A

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08H3

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Just go to rock auto website, look up your vehicle and you will get your options. Recently they were running a clearance in tpms repair pieces for the h3.....might wanna check that out

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Thanks for the advice. I had a temp sensor I bought from Rock Auto that was totally wrong despite their site saying it fit. That's why I was hoping for some that people have verified work.

Alrock--let me know how they work when you get them in.
 

brash47

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Along the same lines, when I went a looked at their clearance, they were dumping out rear wipers for around $1.50. Check it out

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the_real_hacksaw

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Freeborn
Grrr... so I’ve been getting the “service tpms” light. Been ignoring it because it’s cold af outside. Today was warmer, went to actually do the reset procedure and discovered that I do not have the sensors in the aftermarket wheels that were on it when I bought it. Any way to bypass it ?


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crwalkerasla

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Corinth, MS
The easy answer is just push the button on the dash when it gets to annoying. I just couldn't justify paying $45/wheel for new batteries. Most of us are running tires that are 3' tall, so it's not too hard to tell if the rig is pitching to one corner.
 

alrock

El Diablo
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Grrr... so I’ve been getting the “service tpms” light. Been ignoring it because it’s cold af outside. Today was warmer, went to actually do the reset procedure and discovered that I do not have the sensors in the aftermarket wheels that were on it when I bought it. Any way to bypass it ?

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Nope, no bypass
 

the_real_hacksaw

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Freeborn
Nope, no bypass

Thanks...things got weird. Not to hijack the post but I checked pressures, adjusted them to equal and then drove for a few miles... no more “service tpms” or light. Maybe they did put sensors in ? Are they available with rubber valve stems ?


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JPaul

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Way up north, UT
They can come with rubber valve stems, all of the cheaper generic ones do. I had to make Les Schwab replace the one I had them replace originally because they used one with a rubber stem and it really, really bothered me that one of them was like that while the rest were the aulminum stems. Course now several months later I get an intermittent "SERV TPMS" alert. I need to have it looked into but haven't had time.
 

the_real_hacksaw

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Freeborn
They can come with rubber valve stems, all of the cheaper generic ones do. I had to make Les Schwab replace the one I had them replace originally because they used one with a rubber stem and it really, really bothered me that one of them was like that while the rest were the aulminum stems. Course now several months later I get an intermittent "SERV TPMS" alert. I need to have it looked into but haven't had time.

Ok, thanks ! Damn thing came on again today


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lsv_palana

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Kamchatka, Russia
Hello. I use steelmate system instedad of original TPMS sensors. it shows information on my radio screen.. very good. highly reccomended...

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