Ford 6F2Z-1A193-E
Tire Pressure Sensor

A TPMS sensor contains a Lithium-ion battery that could emit dangerous substances when it sustains heavy physical damage so affected people need rapid water immersion for 15 minutes and medical care without delay. The disposal of TPMS sensors requires correct hazardous waste regulations to stop personal accidents. The color selection for new sensor units must match exactly with the removed sensor because different colored sensors are incompatible with each other. Installation and removal of the sensor occurs directly while keeping both the strap and cradle in place. Remove the tire from its position then proceed to remove it with caution because applying strong force may damage the locking clip on the sensor. A pocket screwdriver or similar tool should ease the sensor locking clip removal and inseparably decouple the sensor from its cradle before moving on to the sensor itself. The sensor needs to be completely placed inside the cradle during assembly until it generates the "click" confirmation noise. Set the sensor locking clip into position properly then slide it fully into the sensor. Mounting a tire on a wheel activates the new sensor because the manufacturer ships it with battery-saving features requiring wheel placement and tire mounting followed by pressurization until the sensor detects two minutes of operation before starting the training process.

Service technicians must keep identical sensor colors between the one being removed and the replacement because different sensor colors have separate interchanging systems. The installation and removal process of the sensor works without needing users to detach their strap or cradle while proper disposal methods apply to Lithium-ion batteries. People should start by cleaning the wheel tire before handling it with caution to stop sensor locking clips from getting damaged. Mobile screwdrivers should be used to take out the sensor locking clip from the cradle before removing the sensor from its position. The sensor should be placed completely inside its cradle for proper seating and it will produce an audible "click" to indicate the correct installation. Install the new locking clip into the sensor while checking both the orientation and proper seating because the clip should fit fully without any resistance. Hydrostatic tire pressure sensors need activation by inflating the tire it was installed on to the recommended pressure after installation. A minimum of 2 minutes wait time should happen before starting the sensor training process.

The Lithium-ion battery in the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) sensor poses risks to health when it is exposed to severe mechanical damage because it produces harmful substances; therefore treat any cut or eye exposure to this sensor through immediate water flush for 15 minutes, then seek medical assistance. Seek immediate physician consultation when the battery finds its way into your body followed by appropriate hazardous material disposal protocol for TPMS sensors. The sensor replacement must use a sensor of the exact same color because sensors with different colors cannot be used together. People can install and remove the sensor without having to detach either the strap or the cradle. To start the sensor replacement process you should first remove the tire from the wheel but exercise care not to use a large screwdriver and never exceed light force since it may damage the sensor locking clip. You should remove the sensor locking clip with a pocket screwdriver and then detach the sensor from its cradle to take out the sensor. The sensor must be fully inserted into the cradle during assembly and the correct position will create a "click" sound upon completion. The insertion of a new locking clip to the sensor requires correct orientation but cannot be completed when proper sensor seating is not verified. A newly arrived TPMS sensor requires activation by installation on a wheel with proper inflation before starting the sensor training sequence.

A Lithium-ion battery inside the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) sensor can release hazardous substances upon severe physical damage thus requiring immediate water flushing for 15 minutes together with quick medical help. Fast consultation with a physician should occur if someone swallows a TPMS battery and discarding the sensors requires proper hazardous waste protocol. It is essential to use sensors of matching colors when replacing a sensor because sensors available in different colors cannot function with each other. You may add and remove the sensor to its strap or cradle without complete removal. Start by taking out the tire from its wheel position with caution to prevent harm to the sensor or cradle or strap during mounting or dismounting of the tire. A pocket screwdriver should be used to detach the sensor from the cradle after removing the sensor locking clip by applying no more than enough pressure to avoid sensor damages. When installing the sensor you must verify it reaches the proper cradle position because it will generate a distinct "click" audio. You should position the new locking clip correctly before completely inserting it into the sensor. The tire mounting process requires activating the new tire pressure sensor through tire inflation to recommended pressure and waiting at least two minutes before starting the sensor training steps.

A pocket screwdriver or similar tool.

A pocket screwdriver or similar tool.

A "click" sound.

It is equipped with a Lithium-ion battery that must be disposed of properly.

A pocket screwdriver or similar tool.

A pocket screwdriver should be used instead of a large screwdriver.

Check that the sensor is properly seated.

Follow proper hazardous material disposal procedures to avoid serious personal injury.

Train the tire pressure sensor(s) as required.

Ensure proper hazardous material disposal when discarding TPMS sensors.

Clear any DTCs and perform the SJB On-Demand Self Test to ensure proper function.

Wait at least 2 minutes.

A pocket screwdriver or similar tool should be used.

Ensure the locking clip is oriented correctly; if it cannot be fully inserted, check that the sensor is properly seated.

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