TPMS Sensor - 2010 Fusion

[@jadutch7361]

Brilliant, I am grateful for the tips. You present in calm manner which is pleasant and encouraging 👍✌️😊! thanks, I have a 2011 fusion, Jacobus K.

[@Peace-hg5fm]

Great video! Thank you. Please post us the link to buy the sensor on Amazon.

[@86-Trueno]

Wow it's really that easy? Thank you. This will be my next fix. My dash light has been on for the longest time because mine were just never linked to the car

[@danielcontreras976]

Great help! Thank you, sir.

[@HyllustheBarbarian]

Did you have a link for the sensors from Amazon?

[@GoldenRetrievin]

Was it really that easy to get the tire to fall back in place on the when putting it back on

[@jorgesandoval1782]

Thanks great video! 🎉

[@Eid.Mohamed94]

What is the sensor number?

[@JT-vj6id]

I wonder if you could just leave it out or pull a fuse for it? I’d hate to have to do it again in the future.

[@EM-tm1iq]

Good job bro….epic….smoooth

[@albertoambriz7085]

Very helpful. I didn't know harbor freight tool can do that next visit to harbor freight I will get one thanks

[@IADHDD]

which tpms sensor did you buy?

[@hilfiger.__hendrix._2181]

What was the sensors please any link?

[@alstevens44]

nice job

[@amoedovitor]

bom video

[@Kilvas1031]

What is that thing called that you used to break the bead?

[@mikeewatkins]

It’s called a bead breaker. This one is from Harbor Freight for $55

[@michaelsalgado4472]

"...Well .....what would be best have them all done with new tires or do I diy as man in the video is doing...?"

[@michaelsalgado4472]

My tires are fine, but this is what the obd on the car reads.