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Tire pressure sensor part number?

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I've got a set of Velgen CF-5s on the way and some new tires but can't seem to find the tire pressure sensor. I look it up on some sites and it shows
JX7Z1A189A but then it shows them as discontinued on other sites lol. Anyone know the right part number?
 

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I got mine from Tire Rack for $27ea. Ordered the 315MHz model and they worked right out of the box. Didn't even do the relearn, just drove for a while and they synced.
 

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Any 315 MHz sensor will work. They run about $40 a set on eBay. It doesn’t have to be an oem part.
 

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I went and talked to my buddy and pick up some ford ones. Customer ordered, paid and never picked up lol. Got them for 100$ for all 4.

This is the part number for anyone curious
 

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You could have had the exact same part for $50-60 cheaper online.
 

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You could have had the exact same part for $50-60 cheaper online.
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In in Canada, so no, they are 64$ CDN each for the Ford ones online. 25$ each is pretty damn reasonable. Plus if there's an issue, it gets swapped for free vs sending it back to someone. I'm perfectly happy paying that.
 

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In in Canada, so no, they are 64$ CDN each for the Ford ones online. 25$ each is pretty damn reasonable. Plus if there's an issue, it gets swapped for free vs sending it back to someone. I'm perfectly happy paying that.
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What I’m saying is…Ford doesn’t make those parts. You can buy the exact same thing minus the Motorcraft bag for less than 1/2 what you paid on eBay.
I don’t care what anyone blows money on…but I’ll put ways to save money put there when I can.
 

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What I’m saying is…Ford doesn’t make those parts. You can buy the exact same thing minus the Motorcraft bag for less than 1/2 what you paid on eBay.
I don’t care what anyone blows money on…but I’ll put ways to save money put there when I can.
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Its not half price though, I'm in Canada... Have to pay for shipping, which is 25$ on the cheapest plus having to pay for ebay global tax/duty garbage. It's not the same as you guys in the US.

The cheapest ones come out to 78$ CDN on ebay shipped from the US, after paying and will take 2-3 weeks to get here.
I could get them shipped from China for 43$ but have to wait 4-6 weeks.
Rims are here in 2 days, sensors are in hand. Something to be said for convenience.
 

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