Tire Pressure Sensors for 2006 Nissan Frontier part number 40700-CK001

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Hello

the part number for my 2006 Nissan Frontier tire pressure sensors is 40700-CK001

when I search this in ebay I get this 40700-JK01B :

www.ebay.com

NEW 4PCS OEM 40700JK01B TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor For Infiniti FX35 FX45 FX50 | eBay​

Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for NEW 4PCS OEM 40700JK01B TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor For Infiniti FX35 FX45 FX50 at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!
www.ebay.com


the listings lists my vehicle as well as it is listed among the many interchange part numbers

will these work for my vehicle?

Thanks
 
I'd consider getting some universal ones from Walmart, DT, etc... they're rubber stems and can be programmed in house. The metal ones corrode and can be a problem later down the road. I know programmed and installed it's 30 a wheel at Walmarts Auto Care center.
 
These are for late production 2006 and newer models (built after 09/2006). They will work with your vehicle provided they're programmed for your vehicle.

The part number for earlier production 2006 models is 40700-CK001/002. I'd personally verify part numbers with a local dealer in case there are application abnormalities such as steel wheel, alloy wheel, 15", 16", etc.

Also, note that these OEM sensors DO NOT include the exterior washer or nut. Those are sold separately and I don't recommend reusing your old ones. These are the parts that corrode so replace them with each tire removal or sensor replacement.

As for rubber vs aluminum stems - I prefer aluminum in areas that are not susceptible to corrosion (no winter road salt or ocean salt air) and I prefer rubber stems for areas that are susceptible to corrosion. Speed ratings are different for rubber vs aluminum but a Nissan Frontier of any vintage or flavor is in no danger of exceeding the lowest ratings.

So, will they work? Yes, provided they're coded for your specific model year. They don't include the nut or washer so you must buy them separate. If you buy them and they are not programmed for your vehicle and you have communication problems then you're going to have to pay either a dealership or a good shop with the proper tool to program them.

Going to a tire shop such as Discount Tire or America's Tire might be a better option unless you have the proper tools.
 
AZjeff said:
Looks like those are 1.5 years old maybe? Better be a good deal.
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Good point and in fact, they could be even older (unless you see a date - I didn't look), i.e. "NOS" or New Old Stock. TPMS are generic parts today and quality, reliable aftermarket ones are available from Continental, VDO, etc.
 
tiredguy said:
Hello

the part number for my 2006 Nissan Frontier tire pressure sensors is 40700-CK001

when I search this in ebay I get this 40700-JK01B :

www.ebay.com

NEW 4PCS OEM 40700JK01B TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor For Infiniti FX35 FX45 FX50 | eBay​

Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for NEW 4PCS OEM 40700JK01B TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor For Infiniti FX35 FX45 FX50 at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!
www.ebay.com


the listings lists my vehicle as well as it is listed among the many interchange part numbers

will these work for my vehicle?

Thanks
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Just curious, but how long did the old ones last before giving up the ghost?
 
FowVay said:
These are for late production 2006 and newer models (built after 09/2006). They will work with your vehicle provided they're programmed for your vehicle.

The part number for earlier production 2006 models is 40700-CK001/002. I'd personally verify part numbers with a local dealer in case there are application abnormalities such as steel wheel, alloy wheel, 15", 16", etc.

Also, note that these OEM sensors DO NOT include the exterior washer or nut. Those are sold separately and I don't recommend reusing your old ones. These are the parts that corrode so replace them with each tire removal or sensor replacement.

As for rubber vs aluminum stems - I prefer aluminum in areas that are not susceptible to corrosion (no winter road salt or ocean salt air) and I prefer rubber stems for areas that are susceptible to corrosion. Speed ratings are different for rubber vs aluminum but a Nissan Frontier of any vintage or flavor is in no danger of exceeding the lowest ratings.

So, will they work? Yes, provided they're coded for your specific model year. They don't include the nut or washer so you must buy them separate. If you buy them and they are not programmed for your vehicle and you have communication problems then you're going to have to pay either a dealership or a good shop with the proper tool to program them.

Going to a tire shop such as Discount Tire or America's Tire might be a better option unless you have the proper tools.
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from these two photos it looks like the nut and washers are included

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tiredguy said:
I got OEM ones for my toyota a few years ago for even cheaper

https://www.ebay.com/itm/393543517114
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sure :sneaky:

Here is a video about the Ford ones (but other cheap ones advertised as OEM are likely the same)


Also, since your car is a 2006, you don't really need them. TPMS wasn't required until 2008, so you can either pull the bulb or just put duct tape over the light :D
 
BillyHW said:
So they lasted for 22 years? That is a pretty good run. Did you swap tire sets seasonally or were these in constant use for that whole time? How many miles before they failed?
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no didn't swap the tire sets, one ran one set of wheels. 119k miles
 
slacktide_bitog said:
sure :sneaky:

Here is a video about the Ford ones (but other cheap ones advertised as OEM are likely the same)


Also, since your car is a 2006, you don't really need them. TPMS wasn't required until 2008, so you can either pull the bulb or just put duct tape over the light :D
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who knows, I got a tip from the toyota forums that they were oem, many on the toyota forum got them. I've had them in my rav4 for 3 years and no problems
 
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