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Handtools

Application Guide

How to Replace

How to Program

Valve stem Pressure and Speed Rating

Buyers Guide

HUF (BERU) TPMS

Technical Bulletin

ATEQ VT55 OBDII JOB AID

SEARS VT55

NOTES

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STEELMAN® TPMS HAND TOOLS

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• Includes service tools required to properly service and maintain valve stem type TPMS sensors

• Tighten down fasteners to a pre-selected torque setting without over tightening or stripping valve stem

• Includes sockets commonly used on sensor retaining nuts

Kit Includes• 1/4" drive Micro Adjustable Torque Wrench• Valve Core Torque Tool• Grommet Installation Tool• T-10 Torque Tool for Snap-in Valve Stems• 2ea. - 1/4" Drive Deep Metric Sockets

DescriptionPOWSNumber

7mm Hex Adaptor97489

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HOW TO REPLACE THE SELECT SENSOR VALVE

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STEELMAN® Select Sensors are designed to work with either a rubber snap-in valve stem or a metal clamp-in valve stem (aluminum and chrome are available). This enables the installer to match the valve stem type on the TPMS equipped vehicle.

The 97353 snap-in valve stem is connected to the sensor using a 7mm nut.The 97354 aluminum clamp-in valve stem and 97336 chrome clamp-in valve stem is connected to the sensor using a T10 torque screw.

To remove or install a valve from the STEELMAN® Select Sensor use the 96198 Torque Tool. The torque tool is preset to 12-in-lbs. (1.4 Nm).

• When removing or installing a valve stem - grip the valve stem and body. Use the 96198 Torque Tool with the T10 hex bit or 7mm socket.

• When installing a new valve, make sure the valve is properly seated in this sensor body. Tighten the T10 screw or 7mm lock nut until you hear a “click” indicating the proper torque has been achieved.

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8. VT55 will prompt the correct STEELMAN Select Sensor (315 or 433 MHz). Press the “Write” or Test buƩon.

9. The VT55 will conĮrm the STEELMAN Select Sensor programming success.

7. PosiƟon STEELMAN Select Sensor with the valve stem pointed towards the VT55 antenna and hold in place. Press “Enter”.

6. From the STEELMAN Select menu select “Create New Sensor” and press enter.

4. From the vehicle Model menu select the Year and press enter.

1. From the Main Menu select “Program Blank Sensor” and press enter.

2. From the Vehicle Selection menu select “Make” and press enter.

3. From the Make menu select the vehicle “Model” and press enter.

5. From the Program Blank Sensor menu select “STEELMAN Select” opƟon and press enter.

NOTE: Program the STEELMAN® Select Sensor away from other TPMS sensors and other RF interference.NOTE: After a new sensor is installed in the vehicle, always perform a vehicle relearn to ensure the TPMS system is

operating and communicating properly, and clearing out previous sensor fault codes.STEELMAN® Select Sensor 800-255-7011 / ATEQ 888-621-8767

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STEELMAN VAVLE STEM PRESSURE AND SPEED RATING

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STEELMAN® Select Sensor part numbers 97356 and 97358 are supplied with a rubber snap-in valve (part number 97353). The rubber snap-in valve stems are designed for use KP�CRRNKECVKQPU�WR�VQ�C�OCZKOWO�QH����RUK������DCT������M2C��EQNF�KPƔCVKQP�RTGUUWTG�CPF�130 MPH (209 km/h) max speed.

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For a question on a TPMS application, please call Technical Support at (800) 255-7011.

· 97356 and 97358 Select Sensors w/snap-in· Part Number: 97353 Rubber snap-in valve stem · /CZ�EQNF�KPƔCVKQP�RTGUUWTG�����RUK������DCT������M2C�· Max speed rating 130MPH (18 5KPH)

TECH TIP: 97356 & 97358 SENSORS HAVE A MAXIMUM PRESSURE READING OUTPUT OF 102 PSI

Clamp-in Valve Stems· Part Number: 97354 (Aluminum) or 97336 (Chrome) · Max cold inflation pressure: 120 psi (8.27 bar, 827 kPa)· Max speed rating 155 MPH (249 km/h)· T-10 Screw Torque Specification: 11.5 in-lbs (1.3 Nm)· Nut Torque 35 in-lbs (4.0 Nm)

Step 1 - Remove rubber valve stem

Step 2 – Keep transmitter

Step 3 – Install clamp-in valve stem

TECH TIP: USE STEELMAN TORQUE DRIVER 96198 FOR BOTH T-10 SCREW AND M7 LOCK NUT

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95367 98773 98756 98757

98751 98755 98774 98750

98758 98754 98760 98753

98775 98776 98759 98762

1093 95365 98003 98777

98778 98779 98780 98781

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98782 98783 98784 98785

98786 98787 98788 9878897353

98772 98790 98791 98792

98793 98794 98795 98796

98797 98798 98799 98800

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Huf (Beru) utilizes a Generation I and Generation II design of replaceable valve stems with their TPMS sensors. These can be found on OEM vehicles such as Audi, Bentley, BMW, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, Mini, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Rolls Royce and Volkswagen. These valve stems are color coded at the base of the stem denoting different dimensions (see table below).

NOTE: Gen I and Gen II valve stems utilize a different thread pitch, therefore the service repair kits use different components and cannot be interchanged. Only use the 96207 service kit with the Gen I valve stems, and the 96210 with the Gen II valve stems. The below details the differences in the valve stems and the service kits.

Generation I Generation II

M5 square head screw, torque set by hex nut

7/16”-18 thread hex nut with shear collar; the nut will tighten the screw and the collar with break away at 20 in- lb, Continue to torque to 35 in-lb. Note: Use only on the Gen II valve stems

96207 Service kit, 10V2 threaded hex nut, two washers, grommet, nickel plated valve core, plastic valve cap. For use on Gen I valve stems only!

10V2 thread hex nut without shear collar, 35 in-lb torque. Note: Use only on the Gen I valve stems

T-20 screw,35 in-lb torque

96210 Service kit, 7/16”-18 threaded shear collar nut, grommet, nickel plated valve core, plastic valve cap. For use on Gen II valve stems only!

96210

STEELMAN VALVE KIT

W/ VALVE STEM

STEELMAN SERVICE KIT

W/O VALVE STEM

HUF / BERUNUMBER

VALVE LENGTH

COLOR CODENOTED AT BASE OF VALVE STEM

96783

96779

96780

96781

96207

96207

96207

96207

RDV001

RDV002

RDV003

RDV004

L = 43 mm

L = 48 mm

L = 49 mm

L = 51 mm

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GREEN

BLACK

ORANGE

STEELMAN VALVE KIT

W/ VALVE STEM

STEELMAN SERVICE KIT

W/O VALVE STEM

HUF / BERUNUMBER

VALVE LENGTH

COLOR CODENOTED AT BASE OF VALVE STEM

96389

96391

96392

96393

96210

96210

96210

96210

RDV021

RDV022

RDV023

RDV024

L = 43 mm

L = 48 mm

L = 49 mm

L = 51 mm

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GREEN

BLACK

ORANGE

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After the valve stem is seated, push the sensor onto the roll pin while holding down the clip. Once seated, pull back on the sensor to ensure it is locked onto the pin.

Continental introduced a NEW STYLE of TPMS sensor with a rubber snap-in valve stem design. Be sure to check the replacement part availability before servicing. Note: this valve stem is NOT INTERCHANGEABLE with any other TPMS sensors. Please use the STEELMAN 97377 replacement valve stem for the applications listed below.

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YR-Make-Model: 2015 Chrysler 200 OE Sensor Mfg: Continental (433 MHz) YR-Make-Model: 2013-15 Dodge Dart OE Sensor Mfg: Continental (433 MHz) YR-Make-Model: 2013 Cadillac ATS, Exc. Sport OE Sensor Mfg: Continental (314.9 MHz) YR-Make-Model: 2014-15 Mitsubishi Mirage OE Sensor Mfg: Continental (315 MHz) YR-Make-Model: 2014-15 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport OE Sensor Mfg: Continental (315 MHz)

Vehicle Applications

STEELMAN Part Number 97377

TPMS TECH SERVICE ALERT

CAUTION: DO NOT INSTALL THE VALVE STEM WITH THE SENSOR ATTACHED

Install the rubber valve stem into the rim hole with the ridge on the valve stem facing the outside of the rim as shown in this diagram.

OE INSTALLATION GUIDLEINES

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STEP 1 - How to Operate VT55

STEP 2 - How to Read/Test TPMS SensorsNOTE: PLACE ANTTENA OF THE TOOL ON THE SIDE WALL OF THE TIRE PRESS “TEST” TO READ/ACTIVATE SENSOR. PRESS “ENTER” TO ADVANCE TO THE NEXT TIRE

NOTE: EACH TPM SENSOR HAS IT’S UNIQUE ID

STEP 3 - How to reset TPMS Sensors

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STEP 5 - Advance DiagnosticsDIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE RETRIEVER

STEP 4 - Part Number Look Up

NOTE: PRESS "ENTER" TO ADVANCE TO THE NEXT MENU

Supports all Asian Makers Retrieve TPMS DTC Codes Translate TPMS DTC CODES

KEY FOB BATTERY TESTER RF SIGNAL DETECTION

Provides battery status for all Key Fobs Supports all Asian Makers

VT55 OBDII JOB AID

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NOTESSTEP 1: Gently remove protective rubber boot from tool to expose micro SD slot on bottom of the tool.

STEP 2: Remove existing SD card from tool, if present, and insert the new SD card into VT55 with pins.

STEP 3: Power tool ON and select Settings, then select VT55 Update by pressing ENTER.

STEP 4: Next, select YES on the VT55 UPDATE screen and press ENTER.

STEP 5: Then, select CAX-XX on the VT55 menu and press ENTER.

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SEARS VT55 TOOL UPDATE PROCEDURE

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