Has anyone tried to open a Pressure Pro tire pressure monitor to replace the battery? Iโm talking the older style that was not user replaceable and cost $50 each to replace. I am NOT going to pay $500 to replace my 10 sensors when I can buy a better system for about the same price. I figure I will attempt to open one and see if I can replace the battery myself. I was just wondering if anyone else has done this and how they went about doing it.
I would purchase a Tire Minder system. I replaced my batteries yesterday and it took me less than a minute to replace each one. Also, Tire Minder sends you free batteries each year.
Ivylog wrote: I did and the battery is soldered in. Getting it sealed back up will be challenging. As a previous owner you should be able to get them for $25. I would call them.
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I called and replaced mine for $25 each. After 7 years I didn't object to replacing with new.
2008 HR Endeavor PDQ - Ford Edge 4 Down FMCA F374292
Replacement sensors are $39 each - https://tirepressuremonitor.com/pressurepro-replacement-sensors/
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I did and the battery is soldered in. Getting it sealed back up will be challenging. As a previous owner you should be able to get them for $25. I would call them.
This post is my opinion (free advice). It is not intended to influence anyone's judgment nor do I advocate anyone do what I propose. Sold 04 Dynasty to our son after 14 great years. Upgraded with a 08 HR Navigator 45โ...
