
4 Tire Pressure Sensors TPMS Sensors Rubber Valve for Porsche Boxster 981 01.2012-02.2016. 4 Pcs TPMS Sensors Tire Pressure Monitoring System Pre-programmed and ready to use up to 200km/h. Important note (tire pressure sensors). High accuracy and sensitivity improve the safety of your vehicle. Perfectly fits any vehicle with a 433Mhz tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS TPMS). Thanks to the premium quality made of high-quality plastic, the sensor is well protected and ensures a long service life. Super easy DIY installation within minutes, no dynamic balancing required. The sensors are pre-programmed and ready to use, they only need to be learned by the vehicle. Technical data: – Frequency: 433Mhz – Pre-programmed and ready to use – The sensor is automatically learned by the vehicle. These tire pressure sensors are compatible with the following vehicles. Porsche Boxster 01.2012-02.2016. Automatic learning For self-learning tire pressure monitoring systems, the sensors are automatically learned by the vehicle control unit during a 5-20 minute test drive at a speed of over 20 km/h. Year of construction from. Year of construction to. 3.8 Carrera 4S / 4 GTS. 3.4 Carrera 4. 3.8 Carrera 4S. Turbo S 4.8. 3.6 GT 2. 3.8 Carrera S / GTS. 3.8 Carrera S. 3.8 Turbo S. 3.0 S E-Hybrid. 0583ADT, 0583ADU, 0583ADV, 0583AIC, 0583AIJ. 3.6 Carrera 4. S 3,4 Sport. 4.2 S Diesel. 4.8 Turbo S. 4.6 Plug-in Hybrid. 0583AHA, 0583AHB, 0583AHN, 0583AHO. 3.0 S Diesel. 0583AGY, 0583AGZ, 0583AHR, 0583AHS. 0583AHH, 0583AHI, 0583AHV, 0583AHW. 0583AHJ, 0583AHK, 0583AHT, 0583AHU. 0583AHC, 0583AHD, 0583AHP, 0583AHQ. Switzerland, UK, USA, Norway, etc. Note on commissioning tire pressure sensors: Our TPMS sensors are delivered fully programmed and ready for immediate use – no additional programming is required! However, the sensors must be activated or trained after installation so that the vehicle can recognize them. Common confusion: Many customers and even workshops confuse “programming” with activation. Our sensors are already programmed. You only need to initiate the training process in the vehicle – depending on the vehicle, this can be done automatically, manually via the on-board menu, or using a diagnostic tool. Our Tip: Be sure to talk to the mechanic during tire installation and point out that a TPMS activation or reset must be performed. This is the only way to ensure that the sensors are correctly recognized by the vehicle. Important: If the activation step is skipped, an error message often appears in the vehicle – this does not mean that the sensor is defective.


