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Old Jul 29, 2015 | 12:09 PM
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How do I find out which part I need? Im finding 2 different part numbers for the sensors, and the main difference I am seeing is the frequency:

F2GZ-1A189-A which shows 315 MHz
http://www.autonationpartsdirect.com...ressure-sensor

F2GZ-1A189-B which is 433 MHz
http://www.autonationpartsdirect.com...ressure-sensor

Also, the A sensors seem to cost about double than the B sensors.
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A 2015 truck TPMS system is under warranty ...have Ford fix it
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Old Jul 29, 2015 | 02:59 PM
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Old Jul 29, 2015 | 05:23 PM
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I just purchased a set for my new 20" PVD Ford factory wheels. The part number is F2GZ1A189A. List is $43.53. I paid $34.99. They work perfect. Hope this helps.
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Anybody else?
I checked my ETIS Summary sheet and it says the freq is 315 MHZ on my 2015 Platinum.
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Old Aug 4, 2015 | 07:18 PM
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433mhz is for export vehicles only. As another member looked up, if you have access to your build sheet that will say.
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Originally Posted by 9'er
How do I find out which part I need? Im finding 2 different part numbers for the sensors, and the main difference I am seeing is the frequency:

F2GZ-1A189-A which shows 315 MHz
http://www.autonationpartsdirect.com...ressure-sensor

F2GZ-1A189-B which is 433 MHz
http://www.autonationpartsdirect.com...ressure-sensor

Also, the A sensors seem to cost about double than the B sensors.
These are the sensors you need. I have on my truck: F2GZ-1A189-A 315 Mhz
Ordered from TASCA with TPMS-19- TRANSMITTER - TPMS CALIBRATION
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433mhz is for export vehicles only. As another member looked up, if you have access to your build sheet that will say.
Strange FCC states that both are legal for use in the US. I use 433 MHz for RC Aircraft Control. I also hold a Ham Radio Lic.

Wonder why they would pick one over the other. I would think the power level is very low also out of these.

285-322 MHz
Intermittent Control Signals
(125/3) x f(MHz) -
(21250/3) µV/m @ 3 m
A or
Q 15.231
285-322 MHz (cont.)
Periodic Transmissions
(50/3) x f(MHz) -
(8500/3)
µV/m @ 3 m
A or
Q 15.231
Any 200 µV/m
@ 3 m
Q 15.209


410-470 MHz
Intermittent Control Signals
(125/3) x f(MHz) -
(21250/3) µV/m
@ 3 m
A or
Q 15.231
18
Periodic Transmissions
(50/3) x f(MHz) -
(8500/3)
µV/m @ 3 m
A or
Q 15.231
Any 200 µV/m
@ 3 m
Q 15.209
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Old Aug 5, 2015 | 01:27 AM
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Originally Posted by kendive
Strange FCC states that both are legal for use in the US. I use 433 MHz for RC Aircraft Control. I also hold a Ham Radio Lic.

Wonder why they would pick one over the other. I would think the power level is very low also out of these.

285-322 MHz
Intermittent Control Signals
(125/3) x f(MHz) -
(21250/3) µV/m @ 3 m
A or
Q 15.231
285-322 MHz (cont.)
Periodic Transmissions
(50/3) x f(MHz) -
(8500/3)
µV/m @ 3 m
A or
Q 15.231
Any 200 µV/m
@ 3 m
Q 15.209


410-470 MHz
Intermittent Control Signals
(125/3) x f(MHz) -
(21250/3) µV/m
@ 3 m
A or
Q 15.231
18
Periodic Transmissions
(50/3) x f(MHz) -
(8500/3)
µV/m @ 3 m
A or
Q 15.231
Any 200 µV/m
@ 3 m
Q 15.209
73's from KF6GUE
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