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Genuine Motorcraft F2GZ-1A189-AB TPMS Sensors (Pack of 4) | OEM 315MHz Tire Pressure Sensors for Ford
Description
Clear that annoying "TPMS Fault" light for good. When your Ford's tire pressure monitoring system fails, you lose a critical safety feature and gain a persistent diagnostic fault indicator. The Genuine Motorcraft F2GZ-1A189-AB (TPMS-35) sensors are factory-spec 315MHz units that sync perfectly with your vehicle's ECU. Skip the "universal" sensors that drop connection or need complex programming — choose the OEM reliability Ford built into your car.
Technical Significance
Powertrain performance isn't just the engine — it's the whole rolling chassis. Correct tire pressure is vital for fuel economy, tread life, and handling. These Motorcraft sensors feature long-life internal batteries and high-precision pressure transducers that talk to your Ford's instrument cluster in real time. Unlike cheap clones, they're engineered to survive the extreme centrifugal force and temperature swings of high-speed driving.
OEM vs. Aftermarket Comparison
| Feature | Genuine Motorcraft (OEM) (This Product) | Generic Aftermarket Sensors |
|---|---|---|
| Frequency Stability | Rock-solid 315MHz signal | Prone to signal drift and dropouts |
| Battery Life | 7–10 year design life | Often fails within 2–3 years |
| Syncing | Fast, easy Ford relearn | Often needs specialized cloning tools |
| Build Quality | Corrosion-resistant stems | Cheap alloys prone to snapping |
Package Contents
- (4) Genuine Motorcraft TPMS sensors (Part #F2GZ-1A189-AB)
- (4) Matching valve stem caps
- Factory-sealed packaging
Vehicle Compatibility
A direct OEM fit for a wide range of Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury vehicles (typically 2015–2023+):
- Ford F-150: 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020
- Ford Mustang: 2015–2023
- Ford Explorer: 2016–2019
- Ford Edge: 2015–2023
- Ford Ranger: 2019–2023
Interchange / Cross-Reference: TPMS-35, F2GZ1A189A, F2GT-1A180-AB.
These are 315MHz. Some newer models use 433MHz. Message us your VIN for a 100% compatibility check.
Service Indicators
- "TPMS Sensor Fault" on your information display
- TPMS light flashes for 60 seconds at startup, then stays solid
- Dead batteries — likely if your vehicle is 7+ years old
- New wheels — setting up a secondary winter or off-road set
Not sure it fits? Send us your VIN or Engine Serial Number (ESN) and we'll confirm 100% compatibility before you buy. Brand new, factory-sealed, and shipped fast.
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Customer Reviews
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★★★★★ Finally got rid of that annoying TPMS fault — permanently
My 2017 F-150 had a TPMS sensor fault that kept coming back even after the dealer reprogrammed the old sensors. Replaced all 4 with these genuine Motorcraft units and did the relearn procedure. Zero issues for 8 months straight. The sensor signal is rock solid — no dropouts at highway speeds. Worth it.
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★★★★★ Installed on winter wheels — paired instantly
Set these up on a spare set of steel wheels I use for winter tires on my Mustang. Paired to the car with no issues using the standard Ford relearn procedure — just drove for a few miles and they all registered. No trip to the dealer, no programmer needed. Genuine Motorcraft is the only way to go.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know this part fits my vehicle?
Every listing includes a full compatibility list by make, model, year, and engine. If you're unsure, send us your VIN or Engine Serial Number (ESN) via the chat or contact page and we'll confirm fitment before you order.
Are these genuine OEM parts or aftermarket alternatives?
Every product we sell is 100% genuine OEM — factory-sealed and sourced directly from the manufacturer or authorized distributors. We do not sell aftermarket substitutes or white-box alternatives.
Do I need a professional to install these parts?
Most fuel filters and basic maintenance components are straightforward DIY installs with basic hand tools. We recommend consulting your vehicle's service manual for torque specs and bleed procedures. For ignition components and TPMS sensors, a relearn procedure may be required — see the product description for details.
