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Pressure Pro 2014 Update: Back on the Road Again

Published March 8, 2014 By Mick Farmer

Peace of mind again!

We’ve been using the pressure pro tyre pressure monitoring system for a while now (see previous article).

We had to decommission them all for a bit because the rubber depressor started to leak.

I contacted the team at Pressure Pro for a solution and they immediately came back with the answer. Great service.

They have developed a replacement depressor that gets fitted with an O ring. I think this works far better than the original idea as the sensor doesn’t have to be screwed onto the valve stem as much and I found it real easy to get the lock nut done up because of the extra room.

Replacing the depressor takes a few minutes. I got the kit which includes an insert tool.

Old Sensor with Leaky Depressor

 

Sensor with old o-ring

New Depressor and O Ring

New depressor and O ring

 

Remove Old Depressor with Small Pliers

Remove old depressor with small pliers.

 

Removed Old Depressor

Removed old depressor with small pliers.

 

New Depressor and Insert Tool

New depressor and insert tool

 

Insert Depressor

Insert Depressor.
Pressure Pro Valve - Before Repair

 

Place O Ring in Place: Needs to be Manipulated to Fit

Insert Depressor - Finish

 

Final Notes

  • Push O ring into place with insert tool. Ensure O ring goes down to below the threaded portion of the sensor.
  • Refit sensor. Check for leaks. I use a mix for soapy water. Do up lock nut.
  • All this can be done within the time the system allows for the sensor to be off.
  • Get rid of the old depressors!!

PS…

Refitted system back into one of our Discoveries. Used the Pressure Pro sun visor mount. Hard wired the unit into the interior light system as this is direct battery fed fused system.

Pressure Pro Monitor

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For the last 20 years, I have been the lead trainer /director for OnCourse. Have played a leading role in developing their courses into, probably, the best off road training courses, globally.

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