Pilot 2WD V6-3.5L (2006)
Tire Pressure Sensor: Technical Service Bulletins
Tire Monitor System - TPMS Sensor Damage Information
Damaged Valve Stem in a TPMS Wheel? Replace the Entire Valve Stem Assembly
NOTE:
This article applies to '05-06 Odysseys (except Touring models), '05-06 Pilots, and '06 Ridgelines. Odyssey Touring models have PAX tires. Never
attempt this repair on a PAX tire. It can only be repaired by a PAX-certified Michelin tire store.
Need to fix a TPMS-e quipped wheel for a damaged valve stem? Here's how you go about doing it:
Removing the Original Valve Stem Assembly
1. Raise the vehicle on a lift.
2. Remove the wheel that's got the damaged valve stem.
3. Carefully remove the valve stem cap and the valve core, then let the tire deflate.
4. Remove any balance weights. Use a commercially available tire changer to break loose the bead from the wheel. Keep these things in mind as you do
this:
^ Start with the outside of the wheel.
^ Set the wheel so the valve stem is 90 degrees from the bead breaker.
^ Don't position the bead breaker too close to the wheel rim.
5. Position the wheel so the tire machine and the tire iron are next to the valve stem and will move away from it when the machine starts.
