PogiPR
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Hmmm, Dealership info to me that it would need to be programmed with the vehicle’s VIN number. You’re just buying the product unprogamed. Which I was puzzled about.
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I've bought the MOPAR sensors online and they just worked. No need for a VIN number.
The only sensors that may need to be programmed are the generic type - but then the sensor is set to the frequency for Jeep vehicles of the proper year - the Jeep isn't programmed.
PogiPR
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Thank you, good to know. Cause I have all 5 tires and wheels of the same. I will be purchasing that sensor for it.
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