WH Grand Cherokee Tyre Pressure Sensors

[Clarky]

hotqld has it,

Originally Posted by hotqld

http://www.bannersrus.com.au/contact

Banners r us contact: Monty PH 02 42855933 Brisbane 07 3102 2630
I ordered Auto Enginuity part numbers ST06 and E104-2 ON 20/7/2012.

He charges the same as the USA list price.
He had it to me within 24 hours......overnight post and while that is happening he is organising the key to unlock the Chrysler stuff with USA.
So it’s all go the next day as soon as your mail person delivers the mail.
You install the programme on your laptop and they supply you special plugs that go from your laptop to the car.
Autoenginuity link:
http://www.autoenginuity.com/order-o...e-options.html

for $600 its on my list.
a link to what it can do.
http://www.autoenginuity.com/product...mily-ei04.html

The Australian agent (yes it is a printer place)
http://www.bannersrus.com.au/contact

[roscoea26]

Originally Posted by Clarky

You can get the tyre pressure threshold lowered in the computer if you can find a dealer to do it, some are reluctant as it is safety issue

http://www.autoenginuity.com/ has the settings to do it.

Clarky, I tried to get my dealer to do that several years ago and was told the same thing, I was told it was set at 30psi to give plenty of time to stop before the tyre lost enough pressure to really jeopardize control.

[Clarky]

Does anyone have the part number for the TPMS (sensors) for a 2005/6/7 model? From online research I believe the number is 56053031AB, 56053031AD & 56053031 but if can anyone confirm the p/n I would appreciate it.

I have a set of 2008 Grand/Commander p/n 56029359AA but when I fitted one to the front left I got a permanent spare tyre low warning??? but the display did show the tyre pressure so ??? maybe I need all 5 sensors to be the same p/n ???

My aim is to find a set of rubber stemmed 433Mhz sensors to fit 2005 to 2007.

2008 to 2010 sensors can be replaced with Schrader 28434

Amazon

 

Amazon

By the way I have successfully lowered my pressure warning threshold with http://www.autoenginuity.com

[JamesLaugesen]

Originally Posted by Clarky

Does anyone have the part number for the TPMS (sensors) for a 2005/6/7 model? From online research I believe the number is 56053031AB, 56053031AD & 56053031 but if can anyone confirm the p/n I would appreciate it.

I have a set of 2008 Grand/Commander p/n 56029359AA but when I fitted one to the front left I got a permanent spare tyre low warning??? but the display did show the tyre pressure so ??? maybe I need all 5 sensors to be the same p/n ???

My aim is to find a set of rubber stemmed 433Mhz sensors to fit 2005 to 2007.

2008 to 2010 sensors can be replaced with Schrader 28434

http://www.amazon.com/Schrader-28434...productDetails

By the way I have successfully lowered my pressure warning threshold with http://www.autoenginuity.com

I'm also interested in this.
I was planning on getting these ones; http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/moreinfo.php?pk=2416990
Listed for the 2008-2010 PN though, so it's interesting to hear about the problem you have with just one.
What happens when you put that wheel in the spare well?

[Clarky]

I got the same warning no matter where the sensor was.

The original 05/06/07 are made by Siemens but the 08/09/10 by Schrader.
I'm getting a new set of tyres soon on the Commander rims & I think I will leave the 359 sensors in & see if I can get them to work by changing the sensor ID's with AutoEnginuity as they are both 433Mhz, I didn't have AE when I had the sensor in last time.

[Gojeep]

Originally Posted by Clarky

I got the same warning no matter where the sensor was.

The original 05/06/07 are made by Siemens but the 08/09/10 by Schrader.
I'm getting a new set of tyres soon on the Commander rims & I think I will leave the 359 sensors in & see if I can get them to work by changing the sensor ID's with AutoEnginuity as they are both 433Mhz, I didn't have AE when I had the sensor in last time.

How are you finding the AE? I thinking it could be very useful for my GrandWillys project as will have to turn off things like airbags and the open door/hatch warnings seeing I wont have rear doors or the hatch etc. Also calibrate new tyre size as well.

[Clarky]

It is the most complicated OBD2 scanner I have come across but it dose take some of the guess work out of things.
Be warned though the instructions that come with it are generic & don't have specific Chrysler how to instructions, I have already had to have my ABS module re-flashed by the dealer after I upset its settings by letting the battery power get to low while I was in the settings.

It allows you to turn on/off factory options, change VIN's on replacement parts etc.

There is a section for airbag & it does say side airbags Yes/No so it should be possible to turn them off.

I have found the section for tyre size, diff ratio etc but so far no joy in saving the changes I input, I may just be missing a step but so far its a read only. I know that tyre size & diff ratio are changeable because others have done it with there Superchips flashpaq.