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TPMS part numbers

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Does anyone know the part numbers for the 997.1 and 997.2 TPMS sensors?

I have an issue in that I plan to put the 997.2 Carrera S II wheels on my 2008 997.1 C2S and I'm trying to make sure we don't get the TPMS sensors mixed up...

Thanks in advance

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Loren Member

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Sorry they are two very different systems.

Porsche refers to them as 2nd generation with much faster updating ( so different sensors, antennas, and transmitters.

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Sorry they are two very different systems.

Porsche refers to them as 2nd generation with much faster updating ( so different sensors, antennas, and transmitters.

Thanks for the reply, Loren.

I can take the TPMS sensors off my original OEM wheels and put them in the new wheels, though, right?

I was just making sure we knew which part numbers were which so we didn't mix them up as this won't be done at the dealer.

I think the 997.1 part number is 997.606.021.00 , was just checking if anyone knew the 997.2 part number.

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Sorry they are two very different systems.

Porsche refers to them as 2nd generation with much faster updating ( so different sensors, antennas, and transmitters.

Thanks for the reply, Loren.

I can take the TPMS sensors off my original OEM wheels and put them in the new wheels, though, right?

I was just making sure we knew which part numbers were which so we didn't mix them up as this won't be done at the dealer.

I think the 997.1 part number is 997.606.021.00 , was just checking if anyone knew the 997.2 part number.

Or you could buy a second set of sensors for your spare wheels - they just need to be the 997-1 version.

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