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    Sa akin, the leak was caused by the rubber of the sensor giving way and getting brittle.

    In the picture, the sensor on the bottom is the one without the red rubber while the sensor on the top is the one with the rubber.

    Basically, I replaced the rubber and so far the sensor is good. No more leaks.

    My tire valve stem and its base are all metal so siguro that is why I have no problems with it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 111prez View Post
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    Sa akin, the leak was caused by the rubber of the sensor giving way and getting brittle.

    In the picture, the sensor on the bottom is the one without the red rubber while the sensor on the top is the one with the rubber.

    Basically, I replaced the rubber and so far the sensor is good. No more leaks.

    My tire valve stem and its base are all metal so siguro that is why I have no problems with it.
    where did you get the new rubber?

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    I put silicone grease on all rubber seals... the same one I use on all my flashlight O-rings. It keeps them lubricated and malleable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    where did you get the new rubber?
    Cannibalized the rubber from my other TPMS sensor that was no longer functioning. I had one installed in wifey's business van but for some reason, it did not last long. I got exactly the same chinese "make" (not brand) but for some reason, tumagal yung sa akin na nauna pa. Could be the way the driver handled it, or some other reason. Just one of those unsolved mysteries, I guess.

    Good that I kept it and did not throw it away. Just in case, I still have 2 more red rubber plugs on standby.

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    Update ko lang ngpapalit nako ng tire valve na stainless para no worries at matibay na bali all 4 na. yung kakapalit lng n isang tire valve na rubber pinapalitan ko ulit ng stainless para same na lahat. Ang ngyari kasi my bumigay ulit na rubber tire valve sa akin kaya pinapalitan ko na lahat ng stainless. And need e tire balancing kasi medyo mabigat yung stainless tire valve. 130php isang tire valve ok na din compare sa 55php na rubber tire valve. Kng medyo bago bago pa rubber tire valve nyo ok payan..pag medyo 2 years above medyo kailangan na double check na lagi. Para di kayo abutan s byahe. Kasi mabilis mg deflate pag sa rubber tire valve ang bumigay. Ngayon binalik ko na ulit tpms ko dahil stainless na matibay na mga sir kaya no worries sa byahe.. just sharing my experience salamat po..

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    #346
    Quote Originally Posted by 111prez View Post
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    Sa akin, the leak was caused by the rubber of the sensor giving way and getting brittle.

    In the picture, the sensor on the bottom is the one without the red rubber while the sensor on the top is the one with the rubber.

    Basically, I replaced the rubber and so far the sensor is good. No more leaks.

    My tire valve stem and its base are all metal so siguro that is why I have no problems with it.
    bro paano / san mo na source yung rubber replacements?
    thanks!


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    #347
    Ang useful talaga ng forum na ito.

    After reading through this, I realize unless OEM (like I've seen on some subies), I think aftermarket TPMS's aren't for me (just my opinion). Mahirap talaga ang mods, whether sa engine, body or suspension, etc...

    The tradeoff between convenience is outweighed by premature wear sa tire valves for some cars. If the valve develops a leak in some 'alanganin' na lugar, that kind of defeats the whole purpose. The problem should not be caused by the (supposed) solution for it dapat.

    -Just my 2 centavos.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Miles_on View Post
    Ang useful talaga ng forum na ito.

    After reading through this, I realize unless OEM (like I've seen on some subies), I think aftermarket TPMS's aren't for me (just my opinion). Mahirap talaga ang mods, whether sa engine, body or suspension, etc...

    The tradeoff between convenience is outweighed by premature wear sa tire valves for some cars. If the valve develops a leak in some 'alanganin' na lugar, that kind of defeats the whole purpose. The problem should not be caused by the (supposed) solution for it dapat.

    -Just my 2 centavos.
    Kaya nga... tips on how to mitigate the premature failure has been shared. The benefit still outweighs the drawbacks, especially now that the potential problem with screw-on type sensors is preventable.

    Last week lang, na-turnilyo gulong ko. I was just driving out of the gate nung nag-alarm yung TPMS. I drove back in and confirmed nga na may singaw yung isa. All things considered, it was nice to have the luxury of changing the tire in my own garage with power tools and the help of our kasambahay. Kung sa labas ako inabutan ng flat, mas mahirap magpalit.

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    #349
    Napa google din tuloy ako to see what a metal tire valve stem looks like.
    I don't think common ito, parang I haven't seen one yet.

    Not too expensive naman sa online sellers. Any drawbacks to this kaya? (if they're that good, they should be OEM na rin siguro?) The only article I've come across online is was a pic on 'how to remove corroded stainless tire valve stems

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    Quote Originally Posted by Miles_on View Post

    Not too expensive naman sa online sellers. Any drawbacks to this kaya? (if they're that good, they should be OEM na rin siguro?)
    in car manufacture, every little cost cut, counts.
    a ten-peso unit manufacture savings (X 5 = 50 bucks) comes up to 500,000 peso savings when one has to manufacture 10,000 cars.
    lalo na if manufacturer believes such savings will not cut into its sales numbers at all.

    decades ago,
    the manufacturer decided to save a little, by not installing front sway bars in its cars.
    thus, the corvair was reported to wallow like a pig during turns.
    as a result, the car did not sell as well as it might have.
    by the time they corrected their faux pas, ralph nader had made his epic attack on the car, sealing its fate.
    Last edited by dr. d; December 26th, 2021 at 12:22 PM.

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TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System)