posted 05-22-2017 01:30 PM                  

You can use the search feature to explore this topic Tires and sensors.
Click on the search link then type in tire sensor and click search all open forums.

posted 05-22-2017 01:41 PM                  

cheapest option

tire info just incase you want to drive your car ..
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/SelectTireSize.jsp?autoMake=Plymouth&autoModel=Prowler&autoYear=2000&autoModClar=

posted 05-22-2017 01:50 PM                  

The tech names are Brian, Gerard and Rudd. If you call, ask for Veronica and tell her you are with the Prowler club along with Joe. She will get you to one of the Prowler techs. Within the hour, Joe is going to let her know that you might be calling so she can help you. They are great people at Golling. Golling's number is 248.334.3600

posted 05-22-2017 08:20 PM                  

video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-phXgo9tJ-Q

posted 05-23-2017 08:03 AM                  

Change those tires today!

Read this post for some tire info and a link to TPMS info....

posted 05-23-2017 11:20 AM                  

http://www.dormanproducts.com/gse arch.aspx?year=2002&make=Chrysler&model=Prowler&origin=YMM&parttype=Tire%2520Pressure%2520Monitor%2520Sensor

http://www.prowleronline.com/ubb/Forum6/HTML/009604.html

http://www.amazon.com/Dorman-974-002-Chrysler-Mitsubishi-Pressure/dp/B001UCCNI4

This only works if you upgrade to the 2002 module under the dash cover, 2 screws and a plug, easy swap.

This is the module part number for a 2002 module. #4815 227AD, I bought a used one and saved some money.

To my knowledge modules are not know to go bad, TPMS sensors have a battery inside and they go bad over time.

This upgrade will future proof your system because the sensors are still being made.

posted 05-23-2017 11:30 AM                  

To answer your question about take (apart a sensor).
There is a video posted above.
Its not a prowler TPMS but it not a simple task.
As for the dealers I'm pretty sure they don't carry the sensors for our cars. For sure not any under the year 2001.
The Prowler store has the 2002 kit but they now want 600 dollar.
Aftermarket will soon be the only choice.
I just bought some orange mats brand new.
They are brand new in a bag . But like the tire sensors they were produced 2003.. they are new to me but they are 14 years old. The little rubber nubs on the back are not as strong as the day they were made . Even though they have been in a bag for 14 years they are deteriorating.
So apply that to tires.. People who think because they are never wet or never driven they are still good.
Yes they are nice to trailer the car to a show and then trailer home. But to feel safe driving on them. You can argue all day that they are still good .But they are simply not....But of course I have been wrong before....

Maybe Golling Chrysler Dodge Jeep has parts the rest of use don't have access to.

posted 05-23-2017 11:55 AM                  

Not to start a war CJ forgive me..
But this site is all about the knowledge and past experience from owners like yourself.
I also understand it can be scary and confusing to post and have people you never met before tell you what to do or where to go.
I did mention the search feature erich so he or she can read up on this topic and educate yourself on the matter.
Going into any garage with some knowledge is never a bad thing. I just don't want you spending a lot of money at a dealer when you can get answers here.

posted 05-23-2017 07:25 PM                  

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Not to start a war CJ forgive me..
But this site is all about the knowledge and past experience from owners like yourself.
I also understand it can be scary and confusing to post and have people you never met before tell you what to do or where to go.
I did mention the search feature erich so he or she can read up on this topic and educate yourself on the matter.
Going into any garage with some knowledge is never a bad thing. I just don't want you spending a lot of money at a dealer when you can get answers here.

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Robin......not starting a war but......

I've been on this site since 2000 and other Prowler clubs before that. I ran the Plymouth Prowler Road show for Chrysler....my husband was on Team Prowler. That being said, I am not unfamiliar with Prowler. I was a used as a liaison between some of the Prowler Team members who read the site but was not allowed to post. So, they sent it to me and I posted for them. Do I know everything? No. However, we know a lot of people that can help. Bob has done a lot of that for owners.

This website is a wealth of information, but it is not just about knowledge and past experience. There is also the expertise of those who built this car.

Not everyone has the same issues and resolutions. It's great that everyone can talk about their experiences with their Prowlers and that certainly gives others options to look for answers.

I did not tell Erich where he HAD to go or what to do. He doesn't live that far from me. We have not met yet, but I wouldn't stay silent if we could help. There aren't as many Prowler Techs as there used to be. It is his choice as to what he wants to do and I won't be offended if he doesn't seek the Techs at Golling.