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Old 08-21-2017, 03:13 PM   #4
dghii
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For the inexpensive price of the parts, and the 5 minutes of labor to replace while doing this job, buy new sensors. You can replace them easily after the fact if you decide to try to reuse but as mentioned, its easy to brake one due to age of the parts.

You can always compromise and buy two to have on hand if you need them.

Also, if safe and possible, start your car after reconnecting what ever sensors you use (original or new) to make sure connectors are seated prior to mounting your tires....might save you a few minutes later down the road!
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