Ive learned to ask questions even when the answers appear to be ridiculously simple
the reason should be obvious, if your mechanically inclined,
but unfamiliar with some process,
theres always some things you don,t know going in that can cost you a great deal of time,
cash and effort that can be avoided if you just take the effort to do research prior to,
jumping into an unfamiliar project.. no matter how easy it might initially appear to be.
before I start off I would like someone with experience to chime in
my neighbor has a 2014 chrysler 300c the diagnostic software indicates,
the codes 1503 and 1504
that is
basically a defective TPMS sensor part number 56029398AB
Tire Pressure Monitoring System
Chrysler wants $69 each
you can get them off ebay or amazon for less than that money for all four
https://www.amazon.com/CDWTPS-Press...hrysler+300+tpms+sensor&qid=1571859043&sr=8-3
the reason should be obvious, if your mechanically inclined,
but unfamiliar with some process,
theres always some things you don,t know going in that can cost you a great deal of time,
cash and effort that can be avoided if you just take the effort to do research prior to,
jumping into an unfamiliar project.. no matter how easy it might initially appear to be.
before I start off I would like someone with experience to chime in
my neighbor has a 2014 chrysler 300c the diagnostic software indicates,
the codes 1503 and 1504
that is
basically a defective TPMS sensor part number 56029398AB
Tire Pressure Monitoring System
Chrysler wants $69 each
you can get them off ebay or amazon for less than that money for all four
https://www.amazon.com/CDWTPS-Press...hrysler+300+tpms+sensor&qid=1571859043&sr=8-3
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