Nope, just UJ6, the generic code for TPMS.
TPMS sensors
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on the tpms 24/7 website (on the Tahoe for instance) they only sell them for 2004 and up (thru 2018) and they all use the same part number for the 315mhz
So the op should be ok to use the 2018 ones in his 2005?
HiHoeSilver
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This is definitely wrong. Nbs needs nbs. I'm not sure if the NNBS and k2 are interchangeable.
per rockauto there is some different oem part numbers but it still shows specification uj6 for both a 2004 and a 2008
I am no expert but it's wierd that the uj6/xl7 are both 315mhz and I only see the difference being how it fits and/or how it is programmed the standard brand require no programming and are clonable, others may require programming with a tool.
2004 acdelco 13598771 (uj6), 2008 15136883 (uj6), 2017 13516164 315mhz xl7
2004 denso 5502403 315mhz (clamp in), 2008 denso 5502400 315mhz snap in
2004 standard tpm43a 315mhz, 2008 standard tpm45a 315mhz, 2017 tpm207 314.9mhz
HiHoeSilver
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There's a thread or two about all this. My wheels are from a 2015, so I did the research before. Had to change them to work with my 06.
was there a particular reason why?
I see different parts for up to 2006 on Rockauto and then from 07-up they changed. 07-18 look to be the same parts. All have the same frequency but something must have changed in 07.
HiHoeSilver
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I don't remember. Something about the truck not being able to talk to them, iirc. I can search some more this evening. It's in the forum somewhere.
ok, no biggie I was just curious I thought they were pretty standard across the board
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