Dorman974-037 Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Sensor Compatible with Select Acura / Honda Models

Used for tire pressure monitoring system, light on dash,sensor was broken, now is fixed,no more lights on dash..

I can confirm it worked on my Honda Ridgeline. Did the install myself using jack and the trucks weight to break the tire bead. After install, put the old TPMS sensor away, like more than 10 feet away because its still transmitting signal so computer might pick-up the old signal. Be patient and it should tunr off the TPMS light soon.

I have a 2005 Odyssey Touring. DePAX my nightmare run-flat system and installed these babies. 1st the tire shop insisted wrong stem valves came with set. After looking at stem, i clearly saw another bolt that had to be unscrewed in order for stem to fit sensor (made shop feel incompetent). Senor installed and was fine for a few days. 3rd day TPMS light came on and checked tires, 1 was low and went back to shop. They fixed problem and thought that was the end of it. I know my Touring model has auto-learn for sensors, but TPMS light comes on (2 days). Tire pressure is fine. I will wait 2 weeks like someone else posted. If it works, I will change review to "I like it". Otherwise I'll choose "I hate it".

Good value. Synced quickly and automatically. No special setup required. My original ones were 11 years old and due for replacement 3 or 4 years ago. At a cost of over $100 for a set of 4, it does add to your next tire service costs. This should fix the any active TPMS light that indicates you have a low or dead battery in your TPMS sensor.

These are replacements for OEM sensors on a set of PAX tires we didn't want to cut apart to remove from the original rims. They seem to be the same size and installed OK. The OEM system still does not recognize the sensors though -- they have been programmed or set up as instructed yet they are still not functional. Online instructions are clear enough but lack troubleshooting info. We'll see how it goes.

Installed four of these for my 2006 Acura TL. Only two were picked up by the car, I had to go to Discount Tire and have them reset the TPMS and "relearn" the sensors to the car. They now work fine. I was under the impression that these were plug and play.

Absolutely no issues on 2006 Acura TL. Discount Tire tested the frequency as a perfect match and installed the unit and reset my TPMS system at no charge( I am a loyal customer) Note: when I pulled out of the parking lot it was not registering correctly, but i was advised that would happen and to be patient. After approximately 10 minutes of driving the TPMS error I had been seeing disappeared from my dash and the pressure readings displayed on the left rear tire perfectly.

After much hassle and lots of spent time and money the conclusion is that these are junk and don't work! Read my experience... I bought these for my SUV, an '05 Honda Pilot EX-L after I purchased custom rims and new tires, I wanted to keep the original rims with TPMS units for an extra set of snow tires. Unfortunately I inadvertantly first bought a set of TPMS units for the "LX" model instead of my EX-L model (easy to do with the small print listed multi model applications). I finally realized this and concluded this was why my TPMS dash light wouldn't go out. I then bought the correct units (not sure why there are 2 different types for the same year Honda Pilot). After the correct ones were installed exactly as instructions stated, the TPMS dash light was still on and stayed on indicating they are not working! I became very aggravated- I had no choice but to take the expensive trip to the Honda dealer hoping they could "program" them to work- they could not. I even talked them into contacting the manufacturer for recommendation, they communicated with a technician at Dorman- he told them to do a "wake-up" procedure- drive with them a few minutes then do a rapid air release or flatten the tires and repressurize them, it had no effect- dash light still on! I ended up having to bite the bullet and have the dealer install OEM units ($$). After all I went through, my aggravation had now turned into complete anger! It would have saved me a lot of time, trouble and money after wasting what I did trying to get these pieces of crap to work (repeated tire dismounts, re-mounts and balancing). My recommendation is- DON'T BUY THEM! See how many others have had similar problems with these 'effing things.....

Perfect. Easy to install if you can break the bead on your tire. No programming required. Just drive a 1/4 mile and it programs itself on a Chrysler van.

doesn’t work!!

Working for 20 min after same problem not work anymore