Remove/install wheel sensor - AR40.15-P-0080AS (Siemens)

MODEL 211, 230 as of 1.6.05 with CODE (475) Tire pressure monitor (Siemens) 

Fig 1: Identifying Wheel Sensor Components

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	Removing
	Notes on using tester for tire pressure monitoring systems	Tester MB 2000E	AH40.15-P-0001-01A
1	Remove valve cap (1)	Only use valve caps (1) made of plastic otherwise corrosion damage will occur
2	Detach tires		AR40.10-P-1030A
3	Unscrew union nut (2) with friction disk (2a) from valve body (3) and remove
4	Remove TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4) with valve body (3)
5	Unscrew valve body (3) from TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4)	When reusing the TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4) If necessary insert assembly tool for tire pressure monitor or pin (2 mm dia.) for counterholding in bore (3b).
	Clean
6	Clean the TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4)	When reusing the TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4) Only remove dirt with a clean, lint-free cloth. Do not use compressed air, solvents or cleaners. The TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4) can also be used again after the use of TIREFIT tire sealant.
7	Clean the disk wheel in the area of the valve bore
	Checking
8	Carry out visual inspection of the TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4)	Replace the TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4) if the Damage is recognizable. It is more than 7 years old according to the date of manufacture (H). The first two digits of the date of manufacture (H) specify the year of manufacture.
9	Check disk wheel for damage in the area of the valve bore
	Install
10	Detach the label (4) with the identification number (i) of the TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4) and affix to the maintenance booklet	When replacing the TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4) The identification number (i) is also noted on the TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4).
11.1	Replace bolt (3a), valve body (3) and union nut (2) with friction disk (2a)	When reusing the TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4) Insert the square of the bolt (3a) in the guide on the TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4) and screw on valve body (3) approx. 3 revolutions.
11.2	Fold valve body (3) downwards out of the horizontal position (arrow)	When replacing the TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4) Neither loosen or tighten valve body (3) of the new TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4) for this Observe the transmission frequency (F) of the TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4): Vehicles with code 494 USA version: 315 MHz Vehicles without USA version: 433 Mhz
12	Insert TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4) with valve body (3) into the valve bore of the disk wheel
13	Tighten union nut (2) with friction disk (2a)	The union nut (2) must not be reused. Under no circumstances counterhold the valve body (3) when tightening the union nut (2) otherwise the valve body (3) will not be screwed on correctly and the TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4) will be damaged while driving. The effect of a breakage washer in the union nut (2) is that, when tightening, first the valve body (3) on the TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4) is screwed on After perceptible fracture of the breakage washer the valve body (3) is then screwed on to the disk wheel. When tightening the union nut (2) press TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4) slightly into the drop center and towards the valve bore of the disk wheel.
			*BA40.15-P-1001-01B
14	Mount tire		AR40.10-P-1030A
	To activate the tire pressure monitor, carry out operation step 15 or 16 as an alternative.
15	Code the identification number (i) of the TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4) and specified tire pressure in the TPM control unit using STAR DIAGNOSIS	When replacing the TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4) Process all steps under: Control units - Chassis - TPM tire pressure monitor - Initial startup - initial startup with manual adjustment of the new control unit.
16	Activate the tire pressure monitoring system	When replacing the TPM wheel sensor (A69/1 to A69/4): ↓ See "Perform adjustments on control system"
		Model 211	AR54.30-P-1000-02RAT
		Model 230	AR54.30-P-1000-02RAR