Ford 6F2Z-1A193-C
Tire Pressure Sensor

A Lithium-ion battery used in Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) sensors can release dangerous substances during extreme mechanical damage to sensors; thus it is essential to immediately flush any affected skin or eyes with water for 15 minutes and seek medical help for both eye exposure and swallowing of the sensor. Proper hazardous material disposal procedures need to be followed during TPMS sensor disposal to prevent severe personal injury. New sensors must possess the identical color as removed sensors because sensors of different colors cannot work together. The sensor installation process requires neither removing the strap nor the cradle. Wheels require the tire to be detached first before proceeding with minimal force using a pocket screwdriver for the sensor locking clip and wheel removal. The sensor locking clip can be taken off using a pocket screwdriver until the cradle releases the sensor for complete removal. During assembly fully position the sensor in the cradle until it clicks into place before inserting the hinge end into the hook end while gently pushing the opposite end down. Special attention must be paid to sensor locking clip orientation during its insertion into the device because the clip can fit correctly only when positioned properly. It is essential to remember that the new tire pressure sensor requires activation through tire inflation to recommended pressure after mounting since it is shipped in battery saver mode. Beginning the sensor training procedure should happen after a 2-minute wait.

The TPMS sensor contains a Lithium-ion battery that generates dangerous substances when experiencing severe mechanical damage so immediate water flushing for fifteen minutes followed by medical assistance becomes essential. A physician needs to be contacted immediately if a person swallows a TPMS sensor battery and the correct safety procedures must be used for disposing of hazardous materials with these sensors. The sensor installation requires using a sensor of identical color to the previous sensor since different colored sensors do not share compatibility. The sensor operates independently of both the strap and cradle so installation and removal are possible without any attachment detachment. You should begin by removing the tire from the wheel while taking the necessary steps to protect the sensor locking clip from damage with a pocket screwdriver before carefully detaching the sensor from the cradle. Reinstall the sensor into the cradle until it properly seats and produces a clicking sound when it reaches the correct position. Put a new locking clip into the sensor and direct its orientation properly while achieving complete seating. It is essential to activate a new TPMS sensor before tire mounting since the product comes with battery saving enabled. The activation process consists of pumping the tire to its recommended pressure and waiting 2 minutes before starting the training sequence.

The TPMS sensor contains a Lithium-ion battery that generates dangerous substances when experiencing severe mechanical damage so immediate water flushing for fifteen minutes followed by medical assistance becomes essential. A physician needs to be contacted immediately if a person swallows a TPMS sensor battery and the correct safety procedures must be used for disposing of hazardous materials with these sensors. The sensor installation requires using a sensor of identical color to the previous sensor since different colored sensors do not share compatibility. The sensor operates independently of both the strap and cradle so installation and removal are possible without any attachment detachment. You should begin by removing the tire from the wheel while taking the necessary steps to protect the sensor locking clip from damage with a pocket screwdriver before carefully detaching the sensor from the cradle. Reinstall the sensor into the cradle until it properly seats and produces a clicking sound when it reaches the correct position. Put a new locking clip into the sensor and direct its orientation properly while achieving complete seating. It is essential to activate a new TPMS sensor before tire mounting since the product comes with battery saving enabled. The activation process consists of pumping the tire to its recommended pressure and waiting 2 minutes before starting the training sequence.

Service of Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) sensors requires using new sensors with matching colors because sensors in different shades cannot be replaced with each other. Users can work with the sensor both on and off the strap or cradle before performing correct Lithium-ion battery disposal procedures. Start by removing the tire from the wheel equipment while making sure to maintain safety of the sensor component along with cradle and strap as you perform mounting and dismounting procedures. A pocket screwdriver should be used to unclip the sensor locking mechanism while avoiding forceful movements that might damage parts. After separating the sensor from its cradle remove it from the holder. To assemble the sensor correctly place it entirely into the cradle until it clicks audibly. Twist the new locking clip into the sensor while directing it correctly throughout the entire insertion. The tire mount process requires activating the new tire pressure sensor through recommended inflation to the proper pressure followed by at least two minutes of waiting before starting sensor training.

The TPMS sensor contains a Lithium-ion battery that can discharge harmful substances through extreme mechanical damage so immediate water flushing for 15 minutes followed by immediate medical help should be provided. You must consult a doctor right away in case of battery ingestion and follow proper procedures for disposing hazardous materials when getting rid of TPMS sensors. The installation process requires using a sensor with the same color as the original unit because sensors with various colors cannot substitute for each other. The sensor operates independently from the strap and cradle system so removal and installation processes do not require their detachment. Petty the tire from its position on the wheel while also being mindful to avoid big screwdrivers and gentle pressure to shield the sensor locking clip from damages. To separate the sensor from its cradle you must carefully detatch it with the help of a pocket screwdriver by first removing the sensor locking clip. The insertion procedure demands a complete sensor placement into the cradle because proper positioning produces a distinct "click" noise. Place a new locking clip on the sensor while verifying its direction but check sensor seating if full insertion becomes difficult. When installing the tire keep in mind that fresh sensors arrive in battery-saving condition which needs tire inflation to recommended pressure for two minutes before starting sensor training operations.

The TPMS sensor contains a Lithium-ion battery that could leak hazardous chemicals during severe mechanical damage thus requiring immediate eye and skin water flush for 15 minutes followed by medical assistance. Seek immediate physician attention if a person swallows the battery. The correct hazardous material disposal methods need to be applied to TPMS sensors disposal because improper handling can cause serious physical injuries. A newly installed sensor must have the same color as the discarded sensor because sensors with different colors cannot be substituted for each other. Users can install and remove the sensor without needing to detach either the strap or cradle part. The first step involves tire removal from the wheel yet you must exercise caution while using small screwdrivers to eliminate any chance of harming the sensor locking clip. A pocket screwdriver together with a similar tool can separate the sensor locking clip before you safely detach the sensor from the cradle. Check that the sensor has complete cradle insertion because the correct seating produces a distinctive click noise. Place a new locking clip into the sensor until it reaches the correct orientation but verify that the sensor is in the correct position if full insertion is challenging. You need to put the tire onto the wheel and remember that a newly shipped tire pressure sensor must be activated through wheel installation along with tire mounting and recommended pressure inflation. Proceed with the sensor training sequence only after the passing of at least two minutes.

Wait at least 2 minutes before proceeding with the sensor training procedure.

Remove the tire from the wheel, use a pocket screwdriver to carefully remove the locking clip, and detach the sensor from the cradle.

Flush any contact with skin or eyes immediately with water for at least 15 minutes and seek medical attention.

Ensure proper hazardous material disposal when discarding TPMS sensors.

The color of the new sensor must match the color of the removed sensor, as different colored sensors are not interchangeable.

Immediate flushing with water for at least 15 minutes and prompt medical attention are necessary.

Wait at least 2 minutes after inflating the tire.

Ensure that the color of the new sensor matches the color of the removed sensor, as they are not interchangeable.

Remove the tire from the wheel, taking care to avoid incorrect tire mounting or dismounting that could damage the sensor, cradle, or strap.