Why Sensor Compatibility Matters for LANNIA
LANNIA vehicles often share platforms with Renault, Nissan, and other Asian OEMs. This means TPMS sensors are not always “one size fits all.” A mismatched sensor can fail to communicate with the ECU, trigger a constant warning light, or require additional programming that some DIY tools cannot handle.
The most common LANNIA models (like the LANNIA L, based on the Nissan Sunny/Sylphy platform) use a 433MHz frequency and a clamp-in valve stem design. Aftermarket sensors like the BH-Sens BL-ST-066 are engineered to match these parameters, but you must still verify a few details before clicking “buy.”
How to Check Before Ordering
1. Confirm Frequency and Type
- Frequency: LANNIA models from 2015 onward almost universally use 433MHz. Older vehicles may use 315MHz—check your owner’s manual or existing sensor.
- Valve type: The BL-ST-066 is a clamp-in sensor. If your vehicle uses a snap-in rubber stem, this sensor will not fit.
2. Match OE Numbers
The BL-ST-066 covers a wide range of OE numbers including:
- 3641050RD01
- 407002GL0A
- 407002GN0A
- 407002GX0A
- 407002JD0A
- 407003VU0A
- 407004CB0A
- 407004CB0B
- 407005663R
- 407006UA0A
| OE Number | Compatible Platforms |
|---|---|
| 3641050RD01 | Infiniti, Nissan |
| 407002GL0A | Mitsubishi, LANNIA |
| 407002GN0A | Fengon, Ineos |
| 407005663R | Renault, Dacia |
If your sensor’s OE number is listed, the BL-ST-066 is a direct replacement. If not, do not assume compatibility—contact your supplier with the original sensor in hand.
3. Programming and Cloning
Most aftermarket 433MHz sensors like the BH-Sens BL-ST-066 are programmable using a TPMS tool (e.g., Autel, Bartec, or Snap-on). Some can also be cloned to copy the original sensor ID. Verify that your local shop or your own tool supports these OE IDs.
B2B Bulk Buying Notes for LANNIA Sensors
If you are sourcing sensors for a fleet, workshop, or retail stock, here are three points to check:
- Batch consistency: BH-Sens sensors are manufactured by Baolong Technology, a Tier-1 supplier. Ensure your distributor provides batch-tested sensors—occasional frequency drift can occur in cheap knockoffs.
- OE cross-reference accuracy: The BL-ST-066 covers 10+ OE numbers across multiple brands, but not every LANNIA variant. Request a fitment list for the specific model year range you are servicing (e.g., 2016–2022 LANNIA L).
- Warranty and return policy: Bulk orders should carry at least a 12-month warranty. Some cheap sensors fail within months due to poor battery sealing.
Recommended Part for LANNIA Owners
For a reliable, programmed-to-go option, use the BL-ST-066 | BH-Sens 433MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor | Fits Fengon, Ineos, Infiniti, Mitsubishi, Nammi & 4 More | OE# 3641050RD01, 407002GL0A, 407002GN0A. It is a clamp-in 433MHz sensor that directly replaces the factory unit on most LANNIA models, as well as Fengon, Ineos, Infiniti, Mitsubishi, and Nammi vehicles. Always verify your exact OE number before installation.
FAQ
Can I install the BL-ST-066 without a TPMS tool?
No. Even if the sensor is pre-programmed, you need a TPMS tool to “train” it to your vehicle’s ECU. Some LANNIA models also require a relearn procedure after tire rotation.
Will this sensor work on a 2018 LANNIA L?
Yes, if your original sensor carries one of the listed OE numbers (e.g., 407002GL0A or 407002GN0A). The 2018 model uses the 433MHz frequency.
Is the BL-ST-066 compatible with aftermarket wheels?
Yes, as long as the wheels accept a standard clamp-in valve hole (11.3mm diameter). Unusual aftermarket rims may need an adapter.
What is the battery lifespan of this sensor?
Typically 5–7 years, depending on driving frequency and temperature exposure. BH-Sens uses a sealed battery that matches OEM specifications.