CDWTPSTPMS Sensor,315MHZ Tire Pressure Monitor System for Ford | Lincoln | Mercury Replaces# 9L3Z1A189A.DE8T1A180AA（1 pack）

I bought them for my 2010 Ford Fusion SEL. I installed them and put the vehicle into program mode. I used a TPMS activation tool I bought on Amazon. They work great. I would recommend buying them.

Worked perfectly for my 2009 Ford Escape Hybrid. Had my preferred tire shop install them and used the cheap tool I also bought on Amazon to quickly do the "learn" procedure. This is very doable but you need to do just a little bit of research.

junk only 3 worked when installed and now a week later they have all stopped working, contacted amazon and seller to resolve issue and have heard nothing

I bought these for the new wheels on my '16 Fiesta ST after the previous ones I bought here did not work. Programmed them easily.

I can't believe I was able to get these into my vehicle by myself. It wasn't fun, but it worked. I had to buy the TPMS19 TPMS Reset Tool from Amazon to make it work. The hardest part was breaking the bead on the tires, everything else went pretty quickly.

I just asked my mechanic to installed them a few weeks a go, and hey said they were a perfect replacement, super affordable and I just need it 2 of then so I have 2 more for future replacements.Installed them on Ford Escape 2017 S (2.5L)

I have installed 6 other TPMS's (other brand) before, but this one was the most difficult to activate. I was about to return or purchase an expensive activation tool until I started reading the reviews and recommendations on activating these before you install them. I then tried again several times before I was finally able to get the activation tool to work with it. I used the EL-50449 tool.If you are not able to activate/relearn then try moving the activation tool closer to the tire by the valve steam instead of the wheel or valve steam itself. If you can activate before you install them, do it.

At first, I Could not get my F150 to learn these sensors. I tried both learning methods (deflating tires and the Ford learning tool). I know my F150 can read sensors because it has no problem learning/reading the two working sensors currently on the truck. They simply didn't seem to work. I disabled the TPMS system for a few days before trying againLater, I re-enabled the TPMS with the Auto-Learn enabled and drove for 30 minutes, hoping the Auto Learn would work. After stopping, this time I tried the procedure with the brake and ignition (press brake once, ignition on/off, on/off, on/ brake once/off, on/off, on/off, on/off). The TPMS entered training mode and I was able to trigger each sensor with the tool. It seems to be working now.I'm not sure why it finally worked. Initially, I used the oscilloscope feature in FORscan and could see that the sensors were transmitting, The TPMS just wouldn't accept them in training mode. I think re-enabling the TPMS and using the Auto-Learn mode allow the System to accept the sensor ID's, then the training mode allowed me to assign them to each wheel location.