Orange Electronic SC50BA Tire Pressure Sensor

I had to replace two tire pressure sensors on my Lincoln Aviator truck. The dealer was charging $139 for one sensor plus additional charge for resetting the new sensors. I ordered two replacement sensors from Orange Electric and took my car to my local mechanic who replaced both for $20. There is one trick, these sensors have to be reprogrammed so your vehicle can monitor the tire pressure. There are instructions how to reprogram different cars on O.E. website. The trick is to buy round magnets with a hole in the center from Radio Shack ($1.99). Once you know how reset you car's tire sensors and your car is in the "relearn mode" you would go around your car and place ALL the magnets over all your tire valves (tire valve must through the hole in the magnets). The horn will sound once the sensor is reset for each tire. REMEMBER Before you start make sure you have the correct tire pressure in your tires!!!!

Just out of warranty, 5_7 year battery life lasted 7 months

Great so far. Worked great on my 05 explorer programming with the doughnut magnet. Replaced all 4.

The batteries were dead and because of that could not sync to car.

Worked like a charm on my 2005 Aviator. Highly recommend!

Worked for only and year battery don’t last long