Dorman TPMS Sensor 974-066 for Ford F150

Dorman 974-066 is a single 315 MHz TPMS sensor with clamp-in valve stem, listed for many 2009 to 2015 Ford models including the F150, Explorer and Fusion.

Part number: 974-066
Condition: New
Our SKU: 974-066-19020

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$33.43

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Vehicle fitment

Year	Make	Model	Trim, body and engine
2011–2012	Ford	Explorer	All
2009–2012	Ford	F150	All
2014	Ford	F150	All
2010	Ford	F250 Super Duty	All
2011	Ford	F250 Super Duty	All
2012	Ford	F250 Super Duty	All
2011	Ford	F350 Super Duty	All
2012	Ford	F350 Super Duty	All
2010	Ford	Focus	All
2012	Ford	Focus	All
2010–2012	Ford	Fusion	All
2015	Ford	Fusion	All

Rows are what the manufacturer lists for this part. If your trim or engine is missing, contact us with your VIN before ordering.

About this part

This Dorman sensor monitors the air pressure in one tire and sends the reading to the vehicle at 315 MHz. The package holds one sensor with a clamp-in valve stem and the mounting hardware. Dorman describes it as a specific fit direct replacement that matches the fit and function of the original on the listed vehicles, and as an option when the original sensor has failed from fatigue or an electrical fault.

Fitment notes

Listed for the 2009 to 2012 and 2014 Ford F150, 2011 to 2012 Explorer, 2010 to 2012 F250 Super Duty, 2011 to 2012 F350 Super Duty, 2010 and 2012 Focus, and the 2010 to 2012 and 2015 Fusion. The table covers 12 rows, so find your exact year and model there, or send your VIN.

Specifications and features

Frequency: 315 MHz
One sensor with clamp-in valve stem
Mounting hardware included
Specific fit, not universal
Listed: Ford F150, Explorer, Fusion, Focus and Super Duty

Installation notes

Have the tire dismounted carefully so the sensor is not struck by the bead. Tighten the valve stem nut to the specified torque, then complete the TPMS relearn so the vehicle recognizes the new sensor ID.