Air Pressure Sensor, height adaptation - 7.11190.01.0 PIERBURG

To monitor tire pressure, a special mechanism is used, which is called an air pressure sensor. It allows you to calculate and display the corresponding metrics in tires. This system monitors the condition of the car tires. It signals deviations in a timely manner. The driver is notified when the pressure level has dropped below normal.

1. G-CLASS (W461)
2. SPRINTER 3,5-t Bus (906)
3. SPRINTER 3,5-t Van (906)
4. C-CLASS T-Model (S203)
5. WRANGLER III (JK)
6. WRANGLER / WRANGLER JK III (JK)
7. A-CLASS (W169)
8. A-CLASS MONOCAB (W169)
9. PATRIOT (MK74)
10. PATRIOT SUV (MK74)
11. COMPASS (MK49)
12. COMPASS SUV (MK49)
13. GRAND CHEROKEE IV (WK, WK2)
14. GRAND CHEROKEE IV SUV (WK, WK2)
15. GRAND CHEROKEE III (WH, WK)
16. GRAND CHEROKEE III SUV (WH, WK)
17. S-CLASS (W221)
18. S-CLASS Saloon (W221)
19. SPRINTER 3,5-t Platform/Chassis (906)
20. E-CLASS (W211)
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The operation of the air pressure sensor

In general, the PIERBURG brand Air Pressure Sensor, height adaptation monitoring system is available with an internal or external sensor. The latter is mounted externally directly on the protective cap of the respective tire. Internal sensors are located inside the wheels. In this case, you cannot do without tire fitting. As a rule, factory parts are carried out by automobile concerns, making cars. Such components initially meet all established technical standards. They are able to satisfy fully the needs of the product.

It is unacceptable to ignore the sensor signals. After all, they are visual, sound, and tactile. The first ones provide for displaying information on the dashboard of vehicles. Sound - informing is carried out in the form of a warning signal. Tactile - are implemented by increasing the impact on the accelerator pedal.