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There is an underworld RL group that I am part of and we dislike the never endine malfunctioning Porsche TPMS.
They can be a PITA.
Planning on having mine removed this spring. Sorry I'm of no help but you're welcome to join the group.
They can be a PITA.
Planning on having mine removed this spring. Sorry I'm of no help but you're welcome to join the group.
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I know some people have a lot of trouble with TPMS, but they've always worked fine for me on my 997.2. They've been accurate when measured against a temperature compensated pressure gauge, and are the default display I've setup in my dash.
The most recent sensors I installed back in 2019 were the Huf RDE011v21. The nice thing about them is they don't need any programming, they work out of the box once you've driven a few miles with them. Will probably get another 1-2 years out of them, before they need to be replaced.
I don't know if that specific model is still available, of it replaced with another model by Huf.
The most recent sensors I installed back in 2019 were the Huf RDE011v21. The nice thing about them is they don't need any programming, they work out of the box once you've driven a few miles with them. Will probably get another 1-2 years out of them, before they need to be replaced.
I don't know if that specific model is still available, of it replaced with another model by Huf.
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RDE011's are discontinued. The OE sensor is RDE048 which are a little pricey. However Huf (actually BHSens now) makes a programmable one and they get delivered already programmed and ready to install. Will be just like OE. Also used to have a code "5%off" for a discount. About $113 a set.
https://www.tpmsbargains.com/PORSCHE...PMS-s/1364.htm
https://www.tpmsbargains.com/PORSCHE...PMS-s/1364.htm
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Those are the ones I got:
https://www.tirerack.com/tpms/result...8&autoModClar=
no programming. Worked out of the Box (but have to learn for a few miles). $60/sensor
https://www.tirerack.com/tpms/result...8&autoModClar=
no programming. Worked out of the Box (but have to learn for a few miles). $60/sensor
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https://www.tpmsbargains.com/Huf-Int...m-0912-911.htm
I too brought and installed these about two years ago and they worked and synchronized almost immediately. Hence, I don't understand why people go for much pricier options when these are what Porsche sells under their much more expensive part number and banner.
I too brought and installed these about two years ago and they worked and synchronized almost immediately. Hence, I don't understand why people go for much pricier options when these are what Porsche sells under their much more expensive part number and banner.
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https://www.tpmsbargains.com/Huf-Int...m-0912-911.htm
I too brought and installed these about two years ago and they worked and synchronized almost immediately. Hence, I don't understand why people go for much pricier options when these are what Porsche sells under their much more expensive part number and banner.
I too brought and installed these about two years ago and they worked and synchronized almost immediately. Hence, I don't understand why people go for much pricier options when these are what Porsche sells under their much more expensive part number and banner.
Before my planned disconnecting/ditching my TPMS I will make one more attempt using this set of TPM's.
I'm ordering them now
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As a parting note please heed the warning from wjk_glynn when ordering for a 997.1, 997.2 or 997 Turbo... they are different.
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Don't know about the ones for 997.1 but the ones for the 997.2 do not require any coding... just drive a couple of miles and they'll synchronize without a hitch. Well, at least that was my experience and that others in this forum have reaffirmed.
As a parting note please heed the warning from wjk_glynn when ordering for a 997.1, 997.2 or 997 Turbo... they are different.
As a parting note please heed the warning from wjk_glynn when ordering for a 997.1, 997.2 or 997 Turbo... they are different.
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