TPMS dissasembly for powdercoating stem?
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TPMS dissasembly for powdercoating stem?
Can the OEM TPMS valve stems be powdercoated? Or is there some rubber or something you can't remove from them? I'm powdercoating my RPF1's soon, and need to know. Considering ordering a new set of TPMS for them and selling the old ones along with my GTC01's.
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Yes, I know you have to recalibrate the new TPMS sensors, and there's a DIY for this. I'm not worried about that. I bought a new set of TPMS sensors, and they're shipping to me right now. I just want to make sure that the sensors can be removed from the metal "stem" part, and the "stem" part can be powdercoated; is there a rubber seal/gasket that is inseperable from the stem, or can I have them powdercoated?
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Think about the issues of reassembling the stems, assuming you can get them apart, with regard to durability and being airtight. You can certainly paint the stems to match your wheels, maybe polish them, or use something like plasti-dip or heat-shrink tubing to change their appearance. Seems like more trouble than it's worth to get to crazy with valve stems.
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Think about the issues of reassembling the stems, assuming you can get them apart, with regard to durability and being airtight. You can certainly paint the stems to match your wheels, maybe polish them, or use something like plasti-dip or heat-shrink tubing to change their appearance. Seems like more trouble than it's worth to get to crazy with valve stems.
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