Understanding the BL-ST-063 Sensor
The BL-ST-063 is manufactured by BH-Sens (a brand under Baolong Technology), one of China’s largest OE TPMS suppliers. This sensor operates at 433MHz frequency and uses a clamp-in design, meaning it mounts through the valve stem hole in the wheel and is secured with a nut from the outside. It is pre-programmed, so no additional cloning or programming is needed—it will sync directly with the vehicle’s TPMS module as long as the vehicle is within the compatible range.
The OE numbers stamped on this unit are E300019160, E300020260, and H56A7920001AC. If your existing sensor carries any of these numbers, the BL-ST-063 is a direct replacement.
Compatible PASSION Models
This sensor is specifically engineered for vehicles under the PASSION umbrella. Below is a breakdown of compatible sub-brands and typical model years.
| PASSION Sub-Brand | Common Models | Typical Year Range |
|---|---|---|
| Aeolus | Yixuan, AX7, Haoma | 2020–2025 |
| Eπ | Eπ 007, Eπ 008 | 2022–2025 |
| Mhero | Mhero 917 | 2023–2025 |
| Nammi | Nammi 01 | 2023–2025 |
| Voyah | Free, Dreamer, Passion | 2021–2025 |
Important: Year ranges are approximate. PASSION frequently updates TPMS protocols mid-cycle. Always check your vehicle’s build date and existing sensor part number before ordering.
How to Verify Fitment Before Buying
Verifying fitment is straightforward if you follow these three steps:
Step 1: Locate Your Current Sensor Part Number
Remove the valve stem cap and look for a small label on the sensor body. Common locations include the metal housing or the plastic base near the valve stem. Write down the full part number. If the label is worn, check your vehicle’s service records or ask a tire shop to read the sensor ID with a TPMS tool.
Step 2: Match the OE Number
Compare your existing sensor’s part number against the OE numbers listed for the BL-ST-063: E300019160, E300020260, or H56A7920001AC. If you see any of these, the BL-ST-063 is a direct fit.
If your sensor has a different number (e.g., E300019161 or a Voyah-specific code), do not assume compatibility. Contact the seller or use a TPMS cross-reference database to confirm.
Step 3: Confirm Frequency and Valve Type
All compatible PASSION models listed above use 433MHz sensors with clamp-in valves. However, if your vehicle was retrofitted with aftermarket wheels or valves, the valve type may differ. Clamp-in sensors require a specific hole diameter (typically 11.3mm). If your wheels have rubber snap-in valves, you will need a different sensor.
Why Pre-Programmed Sensors Matter
Pre-programmed sensors save you time and money. Unlike programmable sensors that require a TPMS tool to copy the original sensor ID, pre-programmed units like the BL-ST-063 already contain the correct ID for your vehicle. Once installed, the vehicle’s TPMS module recognizes the sensor within seconds during a relearn procedure.
Note: Some PASSION models (especially newer Voyah and Eπ vehicles) require a manual relearn using a TPMS activation tool. This is normal. After installing the new sensor, drive the vehicle at speeds above 15 mph for 5–10 minutes, or follow the relearn procedure in your owner’s manual.
Common Installation Pitfalls
- Valve stem nut torque: Do not overtighten. Typical torque for clamp-in sensors is around 4–5 Nm. Over-torquing can crack the sensor housing or damage the valve core.
- Orientation: Ensure the sensor’s flat side faces the wheel’s inner barrel. Incorrect orientation can cause signal interference.
- Battery life: The BL-ST-063 uses a sealed lithium battery rated for 5–7 years. If you are replacing a sensor that failed prematurely, check for corrosion or moisture ingress in the wheel cavity.
Recommended Part
If your vehicle matches the models listed above and your existing sensor carries one of the OE numbers E300019160, E300020260, or H56A7920001AC, the BL-ST-063 | BH-Sens 433MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor | Fits Aeolus, Eπ, Mhero, Nammi, Voyah | OE# E300019160, E300020260, H56A7920001AC is a reliable, cost-effective replacement. It is sourced directly from the same Chinese production lines that supply OE sensors, so you get factory quality without the dealer markup.
FAQ
Will the BL-ST-063 work on a 2024 PASSION Eπ 007 with OE number E300020260?
Yes. The Eπ 007 uses the E300020260 sensor, which is one of the three OE numbers matched by the BL-ST-063. Verify that your sensor’s label shows exactly E300020260 before ordering.
Can I use this sensor on a PASSION brand vehicle that is not listed (e.g., a DFSK or Fengon)?
No. The BL-ST-063 is specifically tuned for Aeolus, Eπ, Mhero, Nammi, and Voyah models. Using it on other PASSION sub-brands or non-PASSION vehicles may result in frequency mismatch or failed communication with the TPMS module. Always stick to the listed compatible brands.
What if my Voyah Dreamer is a 2021 model—will this sensor still work?
2021 Voyah Dreamer models typically use the same sensor as later years, but confirm your existing part number. Some early 2021 units used a different frequency (315MHz). Check the label on your current sensor. If it shows 433MHz and one of the three OE numbers, it will work.
Do I need to program this sensor after installation?
No, the BL-ST-063 is pre-programmed. However, your vehicle may require a TPMS relearn procedure to recognize the new sensor. This is done either automatically (by driving) or manually (using a TPMS trigger tool). Refer to your owner’s manual for the specific relearn method for your PASSION model.