Ford 6F2Z-1A193-D
Tire Pressure Sensor

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.

The Lithium-ion battery contained in the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) sensor produces dangerous chemicals in extreme mechanical damage situations. Patients should perform water flushes on their eyes or skin contacts for 15 minutes then seek medical help immediately. Consumers should contact medical assistance at once if a TPMS sensor battery gets swallowed. TPMS sensors must be disposed through proper hazardous material procedures because each sensor exists in distinct color-based applications and new sensors must have matching colors to the removed ones due to non-interchangeability between different colored sensors. The sensor operates independently from the strap or cradle system so it can be installed without their removal. First detach the tire from the wheel while avoiding harm to the sensor locking clip through the use of a large screwdriver and limited force application. With help from a pocket screwdriver or similar tool detach the sensor from the cradle by removing its locking clip and then separate the sensor. When installing the sensor you must ensure it fully enters the cradle until it produces a clicks sound to indicate proper positioning then transfer the hinge end of the sensor to the hook end of the cradle and push down the opposite end. To install the new locking clip successfully it must face the proper direction since full seating requires correct alignment but check that both the sensor is completely in place and the locking clip has the right orientation. Place the tire on the wheel before activation of the new tire pressure sensor through tire mounting and recommended pressure inflation which requires a minimum two-minute waiting period before starting sensor training.

The Lithium-ion battery inside the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) sensor contains hazardous chemicals that will leak out when facing extreme mechanical damage. You should urgently flush it with water for 15 minutes then seek immediate medical care because this type of battery leakage is dangerous. Death occurs if someone swallows a battery. After getting professional medical help immediately you must properly discard hazardous materials from the TPMS sensors. One must install a new sensor with an identical color as the removed sensor since different color sensors operate independently from each other. You can easily remove and install the sensor by itself because you do not need to remove the strap or cradle. Start by extracting the tire off the wheel while using a pocket screwdriver to eliminate sensor locking clips without using big screwdrivers. This avoids sensor cradle clip damage. Insert the sensor into the cradle until it seats correctly and generates a definitive clicking sound. Install the new locking clip onto the sensor while maintaining correct orientation and verify that the sensor remains seated correctly by checking when full insertion is not possible. The procedure to activate a new TPMS sensor begins when it is properly installed on a wheel and the tire is mounted while following trunation to recommended pressure and allowing at least two minutes of waiting time prior to sensor training.

The Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) sensors should receive new units with matching colors as they are specific to their intended use. Proper Lithium-ion battery disposal takes priority when installing or removing sensors which do not require strap or cradle detachment. Start by dismounting the tire from the wheel wheel while making sure to prevent injuries to the sensor along with its cradle and strap during tire mounting and dismounting operations. Put a pocket screwdriver to work for removing the sensor locking clip after which you should carefully detach the sensor from the cradle with only light pressure to avoid damaging the components. The new sensor needs to go into the cradle by inserting the hinge end into the hook end while pushing down the opposite end until the click signals full seating. The insertion of a new locking clip requires proper orientation and checks on sensor position in case the clip fails to fully slot in. The tire should be placed onto the wheel after installation while keeping in mind that new tire pressure sensors are designed to operate in the OFF state. The sensor activation process requires using the specified inflation pressure to fill the tire then waiting two minutes before starting sensor training steps.

Optimum medical care becomes essential after extreme mechanical damage breaks Lithium-ion battery seals in TPMS sensor components thus allowing dangerous chemicals to leak out. Immediate water flushing should continue for at least 15 minutes in such cases, followed by medical treatment. The correct process for hazardous material disposal must be followed during TPMS sensor disposal to prevent life-threatening injuries. The new TPMS sensor must possess identical coloration to the original sensor because sensors with different colorations cannot work interchangeably. An installer can install and remove the sensor through the cradle without needing to detach the strap. The first step requires tire wheel dismount following strict instructions to minimize sensor damage to the cradle and strap. The pocket screwdriver or tool should separately disassemble the sensor locking clip with gentle pressure since rough handling could harm the locking clip or sensor assembly. Twist the sensor off from the cradle before taking it out. The sensor needs to be placed fully into the cradle before assembly since it produces a "click" sound when in the correct position. Position a new locking clip into the sensor while matching its correct orientation before checking whether complete insertion becomes possible. The tire mounting process should begin by affixing the wheel while remembering that new TPMS sensors need activation through wheel installation followed by tire mounting and reaching correct inflation pressure. Let the system await at least 2 minutes before starting sensor training operations.

The Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) requires using sensors of matching colors since sensors with different colors will not work interchangeably when installed. Installing and removing the sensor requires no Strap or cradle removal but proper Lithium-ion battery disposal must be practiced. Begin sensor removal by removing the tire from the wheel with caution to prevent large screwdriver damage and minimal force for protecting the sensor locking clip. You should use a pocket screwdriver along with another suitable tool to gently remove the sensor locking clip before separating the sensor from its cradle before you start on the sensor removal process. Avoid forcefully engaging the sensor installation process to protect the sensor from possible damage. A proper "click" noise should sound when the sensor reaches its complete position inside the cradle. To install a new locking clip onto the sensor verify its orientation then confirm sensor position because full insertion is not possible. New tire pressure sensors arrive in the battery saver state hence they need to be activated through wheel installation with tire mounting followed by inflation at the required pressure level. A two-minute wait period should precede starting the sensor training operations.

Use a pocket screwdriver to remove the sensor locking clip and detach the sensor from the cradle before removing it.

By installing it on a wheel, mounting the tire, and inflating it to the recommended pressure.

Use a pocket screwdriver to gently remove the sensor locking clip without applying excessive force.

Ensure the sensor is fully seated in the cradle, which will produce a "click" sound when correctly positioned, and insert a new locking clip into the sensor, ensuring it is oriented correctly for full insertion.

The sensor should be fully seated in the cradle, producing a "click" sound when correctly positioned.

Activate it by mounting the tire, inflating it to the recommended pressure, and waiting at least 2 minutes before proceeding with the sensor training procedure.

Avoid applying excessive force and ensure the sensor is fully seated in the cradle.

Remove the tire from the wheel, taking care to avoid using a large screwdriver and applying minimal force.

Ensure the sensor is fully seated in the cradle, which will produce a "click" sound when correctly positioned, and insert a new locking clip into the sensor, ensuring it is oriented correctly for full insertion.

Different colored sensors are not interchangeable.

Contact a physician immediately.

Insert the hinge end of the sensor into the hook end of the cradle and push down the opposite end.

Remove the tire from the wheel.

It will produce a "click" sound when correctly positioned.

A pocket screwdriver or similar tool.

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