Understanding MEGA TPMS Sensor Compatibility
When you’re replacing a TPMS sensor on a MEGA vehicle—whether it’s an Aeolus hatchback, a Voyah luxury SUV, or an Eπ electric sedan—the first question is always: “Will this sensor work with my car?” The answer hinges on three factors: frequency, OE number match, and programming type. MEGA vehicles exclusively use 433MHz sensors, and most models share a common OE platform from Baolong Technology. The BH-Sens BL-ST-063 sensor is designed to cover this entire family, but let’s break down exactly how to confirm it fits your specific vehicle before you buy.
Which MEGA Models Use the BL-ST-063 Sensor?
The BL-ST-063 sensor, branded as BH-Sens (manufactured by Baolong Technology), is a dedicated OE-fit sensor for the following MEGA sub-brands:
| MEGA Brand | Model Examples | Typical Year Range | OE Number on Sensor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aeolus | Yixuan, Haohan, Shine Max | 2020–2025 | E300019160, E300020260 |
| Eπ | 007, 008 | 2022–2025 | E300020260 |
| Mhero | 917 | 2023–2025 | H56A7920001AC |
| Nammi | 01 | 2024–2025 | E300019160 |
| Voyah | Free, Dreamer, Passion | 2021–2025 | E300020260, H56A7920001AC |
Important: This table covers the most common fitment scenarios, but MEGA occasionally updates sensor part numbers for specific model years. Always verify by reading the OE number off your existing sensor before ordering.
How to Verify Fitment Before Buying
Step 1: Locate Your Current Sensor’s OE Number
Your TPMS sensor is mounted inside the tire, attached to the valve stem. You can see the OE number without removing the tire by:
- Jacking up the vehicle and turning the wheel to expose the valve stem area.
- Using a TPMS tool (like an Autel or Bartec) to read the sensor ID and part number.
- Checking your service records if the sensor was replaced previously.
Common OE numbers on MEGA sensors include:
- E300019160 – Found on earlier Aeolus and some Nammi models.
- E300020260 – Used on later Aeolus, Eπ, and Voyah vehicles.
- H56A7920001AC – Specific to Mhero and select Voyah variants.
If your sensor shows any of these three numbers, the BL-ST-063 is a direct replacement. If it shows a different number (e.g., E300019159 or H56A7920001AB), cross-check with your dealer or a parts specialist—it may still be compatible, but it’s safer to confirm.
Step 2: Confirm the Frequency
All MEGA passenger vehicles from 2020 onward use 433MHz TPMS sensors. Never install a 315MHz sensor on a 433MHz system—it simply won’t communicate with the vehicle’s receiver module. The BL-ST-063 is locked to 433MHz, so if your MEGA model is 2020 or newer, you’re good. If you have an older MEGA model (pre-2020), confirm the frequency in your owner’s manual.
Step 3: Check Programming Requirements
The BL-ST-063 is a pre-programmed sensor. This means:
- It comes with a preset ID that matches the OE sensor’s communication protocol.
- No cloning or relearn is needed if you’re replacing a failed sensor (the vehicle will auto-detect the new sensor after driving a few miles).
- For a full set replacement, some vehicles may require a TPMS relearn procedure using a tool—check your vehicle’s service manual.
Pre-programmed sensors save time compared to programmable ones, which require a TPMS tool to write the ID. However, if your MEGA model uses a different protocol (rare for the listed brands), the BL-ST-063 might not work. Stick with the OE numbers above for guaranteed compatibility.
Common Pitfalls When Buying MEGA TPMS Sensors
- Assuming all MEGA sensors are the same: While the BL-ST-063 covers a wide range, some Voyah models (especially the 2024 Dreamer) have been reported with a variant using OE number E300020261. Always physically check the old sensor.
- Mixing clamp-in and snap-in types: MEGA vehicles use clamp-in sensors with a metal valve stem. Snap-in sensors (rubber valve) will not fit. The BL-ST-063 is clamp-in, matching the OE design perfectly.
- Ignoring the valve stem type: If your MEGA uses a chrome or standard rubber valve stem, the BL-ST-063 comes with a standard metal stem. For TPMS with a specific stem length (e.g., for alloy wheels with deep recesses), verify the stem length in the product details.
Recommended Part
For a direct OE replacement that fits Aeolus, Eπ, Mhero, Nammi, and Voyah models with the correct 433MHz frequency and pre-programmed setup, use the BL-ST-063 | BH-Sens 433MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor | Fits Aeolus, Eπ, Mhero, Nammi, Voyah | OE# E300019160, E300020260, H56A7920001AC . It’s a plug-and-play solution for most MEGA vehicles from 2020–2025, and the price from Risensauto’s direct China sourcing is significantly lower than dealer parts.
FAQ
Can I use the BL-ST-063 sensor on a MEGA vehicle older than 2020?
It depends on the model. MEGA started using 433MHz TPMS systems around 2020. If your vehicle is 2018 or 2019, check the frequency first—some older models may use 315MHz. If the frequency matches and the OE number is one of the three listed, it should work. Always test with a TPMS tool after installation.
How do I know if my MEGA needs a relearn after installing the BL-ST-063?
Most MEGA models with pre-programmed sensors auto-learn after driving 15–30 minutes above 25 mph. However, if the TPMS light stays on, perform a relearn using an OBD2 TPMS tool or follow the manual’s pressure adjustment method (inflate to 50 psi, then deflate to recommended pressure). For specific steps, refer to your vehicle’s service manual.
What if my existing sensor has an OE number not listed in the table?
Contact Risensauto’s support with your vehicle’s VIN and a photo of the old sensor’s OE number. In most cases, the BL-ST-063 still works because the differences are minor revisions (e.g., suffix changes like AC vs. AB). But to avoid returns, it’s best to confirm.
Is the BL-ST-063 compatible with aftermarket wheels on my MEGA?
Yes, as long as the aftermarket wheels accept a clamp-in TPMS sensor. The BL-ST-063’s metal valve stem is standard length, so it should fit most aftermarket alloy wheels. If your wheels have a deep recess, you may need a longer valve stem—check the product’s stem dimensions before purchasing.