2006 RAV4 TPMS sensor replacement DIY

2006 RAV4 TPMS sensor replacement using beadbuster tool
not that hard
If you get your tpms sensor checked and they say to replace all of them ask to see the scan tool.
The battery do not die all at once one guy scan my tpms 2 to 3 years ago and said 1 needed to be replace so I asked them to replace just the one.
He did tell me they should all be replaced but did not push me to replace all of them like other people. 2nd sensor died 2 to 3 years after the tire shop and I wanted to try to replace it myself this time.
just a DIY guy going to put up videos of what I fix around the house
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inspiration of the editing is from Fix It Angel
/ fixitangel
(barely any talking and straight to the point video)
Homie Hektor
/ @homiehektor
(the lug nut part of the video, and torque wrench)
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Valve Core Tool
www.amazon.com...
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Valve Fishing Tool
www.amazon.com...
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BeadBuster XB-452 (has one short and one long arm attachment)
www.amazon.com...
beadbuster.com...
-19mm socket
-3/8 ratchet
-1/4 torque wrench
-wood
-ryobi inflator (I wish I had a compressor)
-tmps sensor (got it from denso website) around 38 dollars plus shipping
www.densoprodu...
(amazon has it took but do not know if it is old stock some review said low battery when they took it to the tire shop)
-socket for tpms nut
forgot what size it is like 7 mm maybe
Check your local car part store like autozone in case it is cheaper
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[@josephtarlue6871]

Great video

[@erickjensen7337]

I recently replaced the rim for the full size spare on my 2006 RAV4 because it had rusted out and was leaking air. I got a rim from an auto salvage place on eBay and it had a TPMS sensor still on it (salvaged from a 2011 RAV4). The tire shop couldn't get the TPMS sensor off my old rusted out rim, so I just had them put the tire on the "new" rim with the TPMS sensor that it luckily came with. I need to program the "new" TPMS sensor to my car. Would this be possible with the MaxiTPMS 508 too you used? Thanks in advance.

[@fenix0green]

I was not successful using the TPMS 508 to program it. I forgot one step to activate the tpms sensor. I used a obd2 ThinkDiag to write the tpms number in. www.rav4world.com/threads/tpms-sensor-reprogram.91186/
look at forum 9 for how to activate the sensor.

[@elderlopez6294]

You put new sensor?

[@fenix0green]

Yes, I put in a Toyota sensor in it.

[@ladyshalay6370]

What did you lube the tire with?

[@fenix0green]

Soapy water

[@ladyshalay6370]

@@fenix0green ok thank you sir

[@marianosagastegui]

Blue letters don't help buddy.