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Do I need sensors for all 4 tires on a 996?

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Old 05-10-2018, 11:08 PM
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Do I need sensors for all 4 tires on a 996?

Yes, I'm wondering if you know if i need a new sensor for each tire? or, just one, or one front/ one rear?
take it easy on me! changing these myself for first time...
 
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What kind of sensor are you taking about.
 
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996 does not have a TPMS. TPMS was mandated from 2007 on.
Four TPMS units required for cars with TPMS. TPMS= Tire Pressure Monitoring System or TPM SENDER.
That said it would depend on how old the in-tire units are most batteries last ~8 years.
Our outback lasted 9. I have one in my scion snows that is failing after 3 years. YMMV
 

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What kind of sensor are you taking about.
So Sorry! break pad wear sensors...That was the only kind I was aware of, related to tires and such...
 
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You need one for each caliper. There are plenty of companies that advertise on here with full kits. I bought a full kit for my Cayenne from ECS Tuning.

https://www.ecstuning.com/
 
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