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    tpms question

    So I just picked up a set of dick cepek dc-2's for my 07 super cap. I want to keep my stock wheels for the winter, so if I buy a set of used sensors and new bands and mounting hardware for the new wheels will they work?...I heard as long as they are ford they will work, then i heard the dealer has to initialize them...I figure someone has done this...I just want to know what I need before I order the wrong thing.

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    Take the stock ones (or spares), stick them in PVC pipe with a cap at both ends, and attach a Schrader valve and inflate to 35psi, toss it under your seat. Fools the truck
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    Quote Originally Posted by Raptor05121 View Post
    Take the stock ones (or spares), stick them in PVC pipe with a cap at both ends, and attach a Schrader valve and inflate to 35psi, toss it under your seat. Fools the truck
    Ha! You've don't this?? Your sh*#%n? Me

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    Now that is funny...

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    Yeah buy the new sensors. And buy the remote to activate them. There like 30
    Bucks. So when u switch. Just program them. It's easy. Let me know if u have questions.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe Grasso View Post
    Ha! You've don't this?? Your sh*#%n? Me

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    Yup. Friend's Chevy van kept giving him lights, warnings, etc. So I fabbed up the pipe, threw in the sensors and glued it shut. Inflate to 35 and fuggedaboutit. (Note: Write on the PVC what it is less you throw it away or getting searched by the police)
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    Thanks Alfie...didn't know anything about a remote or activating them...so my plan is to buy for used but working sensors from a buddy...when I get them I will have questions for sure.

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    Yeah no problem. To get the truck to activate its a matter of cycle the key and hitting the brake pedal. Easy man.


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