TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor 433MHz For Nissan Navara 40700-5ZH0A
Keep your dashboard warning lights off and your tires properly inflated with this direct-fit TPMS tire pressure sensor. Designed as an aftermarket replacement for code 40700-5ZH0A, this 433 MHz unit communicates reliably with your vehicle’s monitoring system. You will notice steadier handling and improved fuel economy once the new sensor syncs with your car.
Benefits & Tips
- Verify your model year before purchasing. Cross-check the provided list against your registration documents.
- Install with care for accurate readings. Proper mounting prevents false alerts during initial drive cycles.
- Match tire positions when replacing. Keeping left and right pairs identical ensures balanced dashboard warnings.
Product Specifications
- Signal Frequency: 433 MHz delivers consistent real-time tire data.
- OEM Reference: Aligns with codes 40700-5ZH0A, 407005ZH0A, and PMV-CA74.
- Compatible Vehicles: Supports Nissan Navara D231, Murano, Patrol, Leaf, GT-R, Juke, Micra, and 370Z. The unit also covers select Infiniti, Mercedes-Benz, and Renault models produced between 2010 and 2024.
- Firmware Protocol: Built to replicate original factory transmission patterns for immediate plug-and-function operation.
Package includes:
One tire pressure sensor unit.
Warnings & Reminders
This item serves as an aftermarket replacement component. Professional installation is strongly recommended to preserve wheel seals and valve stems. Please inspect the technical drawings and fitting data carefully before ordering.
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Monitor your pressure weekly to extend tread life and catch slow punctures before they disrupt your morning routine.
