TPS valve stem valves - Can you replace them?
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Does anyone know if you can buy replacement valves for the valve stems? They don't look like they require a special valve assembly or anything. It would seem to me that they allow you to remove them in order to replace ones that aren't sealing correctly anymore. I bought an extra set of TPS's for my second pair of rims and none of them have their valves in them, thus they won't hold any air.
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I went onto Schrader-Bridgeport's website and found out that they sell TPMS service packs that include a seaing cap, sealing grommet, hex nut, and electroless valve core; however, they don't mention how to go about getting this.
In terms of the valve core it says that you ARE NOT to use a brass valve core in the Aluminum TPS valve body because the contact between dissimilar metals may cause galvanic corrosion, which can lead to loss of air pressure.
Thus, I'm on a mission now to try and find nickle-plated valve cores around my local area.
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In terms of the valve core it says that you ARE NOT to use a brass valve core in the Aluminum TPS valve body because the contact between dissimilar metals may cause galvanic corrosion, which can lead to loss of air pressure.
Thus, I'm on a mission now to try and find nickle-plated valve cores around my local area.
Rob
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In terms of the valve core it says that you ARE NOT to use a brass valve core in the Aluminum TPS valve body because the contact between dissimilar metals may cause galvanic corrosion, which can lead to loss of air pressure.
Thus, I'm on a mission now to try and find nickle-plated valve cores around my local area.
Rob
Thus, I'm on a mission now to try and find nickle-plated valve cores around my local area.
Rob
Thanks for the input!Do you know what size or part number I should be looking for??
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Here is the link to schrader-bridgeport website. They don't release the specs but I think its your standard schrader valve, just nickle-plated instead of brass.
http://www.schrader-bridgeport.com/b...cation_id=4816
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http://www.schrader-bridgeport.com/b...cation_id=4816
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