Orange Electronic SC8606 Cadillac/Chevrolet/Suzuki Replacement Tire Pressure Sensor on Amazon™

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Orange Electronic SC8606 Cadillac/Chevrolet/Suzuki Replacement Tire Pressure Sensor

Regular Price: ~~$34.10~~ | Price with discount: $30.67 | You Save: $3.43 (10%)

Product Details

Ergonomic Design
Displays tire pressure
Projected 5 to 7 year battery life
Includes a lithium ion battery

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Sale Price: $30.67You Save $3.43 (10%)

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Customer Review

Orange Electronic SC8606
I have a 2007 Suzuki Xl7, one of the tpms got broken, bought this tpms as a replacement, they work perfectly, install them in a couple of minutes, they're excellent,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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October 21, 2011 (Chardon, OH USA) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

Tire Pressure Sensor
Great product for the price! It was easy to install. It worked as intended. I will definitely buy from this vendor again.
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October 11, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

Exceptionally great product
Check the internet for a replacement for my vehicle. Found this item which claimed that it would work for my application. Ordered it because of the free shipping and had it installed in my tyre. Check the car manual on how to reprogram the receiver and it worked beautifully. It was a simple replacement and was $100 less than the dealer was charging.
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December 12, 2010 | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

Product Description

Orange Electronics Tire Pressure sensors feature a military specification lithium ion battery with a projected 5 to 7 year battery life. All sensors come complete with a unique valve stem assembly which incorporates a ball joint fitting allowing the sensor to be positioned in the optimum location to prevent any potential damage in service. All sensors are guaranteed 100 percent compatible with the vehicle. Up to 40 percent lesser cost than OEM suppliers. Top to learn more

Denso 234-4209 Universal Oxygen Sensor (Air and Fuel Ratio Sensor)

Regular Price: ~~$61.27~~ | Price with discount: $31.85 | You Save: $29.42 (48%)

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Stainless steel housing and porous Teflon filter all contribute to make a long life
Prevents premature sensor failure
Manufactured to the highest O.E. quality, guaranteed to fit right
Aluminum oxide trap, this extra layer helps to protect from silicone and lead poisoning
Improved engine performance and greater fuel efficiency

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Customer Review

Near-perfect replacement
After removing the original sensor that had failed, I installed this one, using the original wiring/plug. The wiring for the original one seemed a little short, so I installed this one with 1" more cable - you can't do that with the OEM replacement. I chose the Denso over other brands, because that is what the original was. The sensor body is identical to what was removed. This was a fraction of the cost of a ready-to-install sensor, but it was well worth the effort to do a little work. The only criticism is that the shrink-tubing provided to seal the splices seemed to take longer than I expected to shrink down. I used a Bic lighter, as I have done with other shrink tubing. It just seems like it took a long time to tighten up. It's been in a month now, and seems to be working just fine. A note when measuring to cut the original wiring: be sure to mark where all of the ties and clips are, where the harness is...
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October 27, 2009 (Atlanta, GA) | Helpful Votes: 10 | Rating: 5

Best O2 at Best Price Around
I still have yet to find a cheaper place to buy a 4-wire denso O2 sensor than here at Amazon. I never thought I'd be buying car parts on here, but if they want to sell it, I'm happy to buy it. I replaced my Celicas sensor with this universal one in about 15 minutes using a socket I already had. The check engine light I had previously has disappeared & my fuel economy slightly improved. This is the same brand that most japanese manufacturers use as OEM equipment, such as Mazda, Toyota, Nissan. I've used Bosch universals in the past & this one is equivalent, but less expensive than the Bosch 4-wire counterparts.
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December 17, 2008 (Gambrills, MD) | Helpful Votes: 4 | Rating: 5

Product Description

Denso Universal Oxygen Sensor is designed with precision, manufactured to the highest O.E. quality, guaranteed to fit right the first time. This oxygen sensor is of superior quality and will outlast most other oxygen sensors. Constructed with exclusive aluminum oxide trap, this extra layer helps to protect from silicone and lead poisoning which causes premature sensor failure. This combined with other Denso high quality features such as stainless steel housing and porous Teflon filter all contribute to make a long life oxygen sensor with improved engine performance and greater fuel efficiency. Top to learn more

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Dorman 974-007 Cadillac/Chevrolet/GMC Tire Pressure Monitor System Sensor

Regular Price: ~~$94.28~~ | Price with discount: $36.87 | You Save: $57.41 (61%)

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Meets or exceeds OEM requirements
Complete tire monitor sensor and transmitter
Valve stem sensor style
Make replacement and repairs easy with Dorman
A quality part backed by a Dorman limited lifetime warranty

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Schrader 20153 TPMS Sensor fits Snap-in fits Buick Cadillac Chevrolet GMC Hummer (1-pack)

Regular Price: ~~$85.95~~ | Price with discount: $38.89 | You Save: $47.06 (55%)

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TPMS sensors measure tire pressure and transmit this information via radio frequencies
Schrader AirAware TPMS sensors meet original equipment quality and performance standards
All transmitters are sold with cap core grommet and nut for applicable model
Depending on vehicle Schrader TPMS sensors also measure tire temperature
Schrader replacement sensors are made to fit specific applications based on vehicle make model and year

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Schrader AirAware TPMS sensors meet original-equipment quality and performance standards. TPMS sensors measure tire pressure and transmit this information via radio frequencies to the vehicle’s electronic control unit (ECU). Some Schrader TPMS sensors also measure tire temperature. Schrader replacement sensors are made to fit specific applications based on vehicle make, model and year. Top to learn more

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Dorman 974-014 Cadillac/Chevrolet Tire Pressure Monitor System Sensor

Regular Price: ~~$101.64~~ | Price with discount: $41.11 | You Save: $60.53 (60%)

Product Details

A quality part backed by a Dorman limited lifetime warranty
Valve stem sensor style
Make replacement and repairs easy with Dorman
Meets or exceeds OEM requirements
Complete tire monitor sensor and transmitter

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Schrader 28006 TPMS Sensor fits Chevrolet (1-pack)

Regular Price: ~~$167.95~~ |
Price with discount: $78.70 | You Save: $89.25 (53%)

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Depending on vehicle Schrader TPMS sensors also measure tire temperature
All transmitters are sold with cap core grommet and nut for applicable model
Schrader AirAware TPMS sensors meet original equipment quality and performance standards
Schrader replacement sensors are made to fit specific applications based on vehicle make model and year
TPMS sensors measure tire pressure and transmit this information via radio frequencies

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Sale Price: $78.70You Save $89.25 (53%)

Customer Review

Work very well
Ordered these sensors for my 98 Vette. These are oem replacements, and I understand that Schrader makes these sensors for GM. I have yet to experience any problems with them. Excellent price on these as well (I have seen dealers ask up to $150 each for the same exact same part).
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September 2, 2010 (East Texas) | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 5

Perfect replacement, great price!
I purchased this sensor as a replacement for an inoperative OEM sensor on my 1999 Corvette. I just had it installed and it's working perfectly. I saved over $60.00 compared to OEM from dealership, and received it quicker than I could have from dealership, without having to make the thirty mile roundtrip after it arrived.
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January 5, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 5

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Chevrolet Sensor

The automaker strengthened the structural elements that protect the battery, added a new sensor to the coolant system reservoir to monitor the coolant level and installed a tamper-resistant bracket to the coolant reservoir to prevent overfilling. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has concluded its safety defect investigation into the Chevy Volt . It opened the case on November 25 after reports of the Volt catching on fire following severe crashes. GM has decided to re-engineer the battery coolant system and make structural enhancements to Volt to protect the battery in the event of a crash. The original fires were reported after lab tests on the Volt's battery pack resulted in an electric fire days later.

NHTSA has closed their investigation into the Chevrolet Volt’s fire risk, stating that the agency “does not believe that Chevy Volts or other electric vehicles pose a greater risk of fire than gasoline-powered vehicles. Starting in February, GM will modify the Volt’s battery pack structure by reinforcing the steel surrounding the battery and adding a sensor that can monitor coolant leaks (as shown in the diagram above). Based on the available data, NHTSA does not believe that Chevy Volts or other electric vehicles pose a greater risk of fire than gasoline-powered vehicles. However, as the reports released in conjunction with the closure of the investigation today indicate, fires following NHTSA crash tests of the vehicle and its battery components—and the innovative nature of this emerging technology—led the agency... The agency expects this guidance will help inform the ongoing work by NFPA, DOE, and vehicle manufacturers to educate the emergency response community, law enforcement officers, and others about electric vehicles. NHTSA remains unaware of any real-world crashes that have resulted in a battery-related fire involving the Chevy Volt or any other electric vehicle.

Since the ground for the sensor is provided by the computer, is it possible that since the wires were pulled loose, maybe power hit the ground during one of the key cycles while I was cranking on it and fried the computer before I knew it was... When I pulled the crank sensor out, the bolt was loose, and the top half of the sensor pretty much fell out when I took the bolt out, leaving the bottom half in the hole. I seriously doubt a rat could pull hard enough to loosen the bolt, pull the wires out and break the sensor in half. When I have 12v applied, and move a screwdriver across the front of it, it drop to 0v, and then back to 12v as soon as I take it away, so I would guess the sensor is working alright. Well, I got a new sensor, made sure the wiring was correct, but still no fire. The sensor has power and ground, but it seems like it is putting out 8 volts all the time on the output side. So I got to thinking, and thought about the crank sensor. I pulled the cap and rotor to make sure they were alright, a little corroded, but looked alright after I cleaned it up. I then put a timing light on it to see if there was spark while it was cranking, of course, nothing. Anyway, I found a wiring diagram (since they were pulled out I had no idea which one was which) and reconnected all the wires.

The top-of-the-line Ford Shelby GT500 Mustang began to trounce the then-best Camaro SS, General Motors plucked the LSA engine from the skin-crackingly fast Cadillac CTS-V, resurrected the ZL1 badge for an all-new "Camaro ZL1" model (along with... (Mode 5 turns off all computer and sensor assistance. for people of my generation who grew up with Transformers , well, at least we were aware that GM was making a new Camaro even if we were about as likely to buy a muscle car as we were to buy new robot toys. He's the man who helped develop the Camaro's "Performance Traction Management" system before scooting off the Camaro project to work on the next-generation Corvette. that a third of the ZL1's parts were upgraded over the SS), and began beating their chest in publications (including Jalopnik Which is why, even as a snow storm is covering up the sidewalks in front of my apartment in Manhattan, I'm standing in... petrol-powered nostalgia, and for many of us who grew up in the last two decades, a nostalgia for somebody else's nostalgia, as the Camaro of the '70s and '80s transformed from snorting pony car into something bulbous, heavy, and underpowered. teenagers who were drifting away to foreign performance cars were watching an American muscle car kick robot ass in the movie theaters. Interest in the Camaro waned to such a degree that in 2002, General Motors killed the product line (including its sister car, the Pontiac Firebird), and concentrated on other ways of reclaiming the affections of a youth market largely enamored of... And incongruously, after General Motors started selling the all-new Chevy Camaro in 2009, you could buy Bumblebee the car. In the movie, a nettlesome teenager (played by Shia LaBeouf) is befriended by a robot from space named "Bumblebee" who, because of perfectly logical plotting having nothing to do with marketing tie-ins or Bay's love of a brand that once paid him a... ) And it made a hero out of a car, or at least a hero out of a robot who wore the Camaro like a tuxedo.

Chevrolet Sensor News

More vehicles earning top insurance industry safety ratings

Even the base models of 2012 vehicles are now required to have antilock brakes, electronic stability control, tire pressure sensor monitors and multiple airbags. More expensive vehicles have extra features such as backup cameras and blind-spot warning
2013 Chevrolet Malibu Aims for World-Class Safety

When a special sensor detects a driving situation that requires a higher level of electronic intervention – such as in wet or icy conditions – StabiliTrak will apply the brakes at the individual wheels, reduce power or do both to help the driver keep
Scanner tales: Stories from Braintree police log

Loss prevention officers reported to police that the couple was observed selecting articles of clothing, removing the security sensors, and concealing the clothing in their shopping bags. Approximately $300 of clothing, all damaged from removed sensor