Standard Ignition TPM117A Tire Pressure Monitoring System Sensor

Reliable Tire Pressure Monitoring for Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury Vehicles

The Standard Ignition TPM117A Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Sensor provides accurate, real-time tire pressure data for select Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury models. Designed as an OEM replacement, this sensor ensures your vehicle’s TPMS system functions correctly to maintain safety and performance.

Key Features of the Standard Ignition TPM117A TPMS Sensor

• Battery-powered sensor for consistent operation
• Bolt-on connector type for secure installation
• Operates at 315 MHz frequency for reliable signal transmission
• Includes mounting hardware for straightforward replacement
• Mounts directly on the wheel for accurate pressure readings
• OEM replacement part ensuring compatibility and performance
• Provides real-time pressure signals to the vehicle’s monitoring system

Detailed Overview of the TPM117A TPMS Sensor

The Standard Ignition TPM117A sensor is engineered to meet the specifications of original equipment manufacturers, making it a direct replacement for the tire pressure monitoring sensors on various Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury vehicles. Its battery-powered design supports long-term functionality, while the bolt-on connector type simplifies installation. Operating at a frequency of 315 MHz, this sensor transmits accurate tire pressure data in real time, helping maintain optimal tire performance and vehicle safety. The included mounting hardware ensures a secure fit on the wheel, reducing installation time and potential errors.

Compatible Vehicles and Applications

This TPMS sensor is compatible with the following makes and models:

• Ford Edge, Expedition, Five Hundred, Flex, Taurus, Taurus X
• Lincoln MKS, MKT, MKX, Navigator
• Mercury Montego, Sable

It is designed to replace factory-installed sensors, restoring the tire pressure monitoring system’s accuracy and reliability.

Common Issues Addressed by the TPM117A Sensor

• Inaccurate or no tire pressure readings on the dashboard
• TPMS warning light illuminated due to sensor failure
• Intermittent or lost signal from the tire pressure sensor
• Battery depletion in existing TPMS sensors
• Sensor damage from road debris or wheel service

Installation Notes and Tips

• Ensure the vehicle’s ignition is off before beginning installation
• Use the included mounting hardware to secure the sensor to the wheel
• Verify the sensor frequency (315 MHz) matches the vehicle’s system requirements
• After installation, perform a TPMS system reset or relearn procedure as specified by the vehicle manufacturer
• Handle the sensor carefully to avoid damage to the battery or connector

Quality Assurance and Warranty Information

Standard Ignition provides this TPM117A sensor as an OEM replacement part, manufactured to meet industry standards for durability and performance. The product includes mounting hardware and is backed by Standard Ignition’s quality assurance protocols. Please refer to Standard Ignition’s warranty terms for specific coverage details.