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G. Lear Snap-In Valve

g. Lear Snap-In Valves





Beginning with 2010 Santa Fe, a Lear TPMS valve does not use a nut to mount to the wheel. These new valves are "snap-in."

The TPMS sensor and snap-in valve are separable by removing the 7mm prevailing torque hex nut. This hex nut should never be reused.

To remove and install the snap-in valve, a standard valve stem puller tool is required.





CAUTION:
When installing a snap-in valve, ensure that the valve bulb is fully seated and resting on the rim.

CAUTION:
Torque the prevailing torque hex nut to 1.2 Nm (10.6 Lb-Inches). Do not overtorque.