**Front Assist VCDS: How to Diagnose and Fix Issues with VCDS Coding?**

Front Assist Vcds issues on your car? CAR-CODING.EDU.VN offers expert remote support to diagnose and resolve Front Assist problems using VCDS coding. We provide reliable and efficient solutions for complex coding tasks, ECU programming, and hidden feature activation.

1. What is Front Assist and How Does VCDS Coding Relate to It?

Front Assist is a safety feature in modern vehicles that uses radar or other sensors to monitor the distance and speed of vehicles ahead. VCDS (VAG-COM Diagnostic System) coding is sometimes necessary to adjust or troubleshoot the Front Assist system, especially after repairs or component replacements.

Front Assist is a proactive safety system designed to mitigate or prevent collisions. It functions by:

• Monitoring: Continuously scanning the road ahead using radar, lidar, or camera-based systems.
• Calculating: Determining the distance, speed, and trajectory of objects in the vehicle’s path.
• Warning: Alerting the driver to potential collision risks through visual and audible warnings.
• Intervening: Automatically applying the brakes if the driver doesn’t respond to the warnings, helping to reduce the severity of or avoid an accident.

The Role of VCDS Coding:

VCDS is a diagnostic tool commonly used on Volkswagen, Audi, SEAT, and Škoda vehicles. It allows technicians and enthusiasts to:

• Diagnose issues: Read fault codes related to the Front Assist system.
• Perform calibrations: Calibrate the radar sensor after a replacement or realignment.
• Adapt settings: Adjust system sensitivity or behavior based on driver preferences or environmental conditions.
• Activate features: In some cases, enable or disable certain aspects of the Front Assist system.

Why Coding Matters:

Proper coding is crucial for the Front Assist system to function correctly. Incorrect coding can lead to:

• System malfunction: Front Assist may not work as intended, potentially failing to warn or intervene in critical situations.
• False alerts: The system may trigger warnings unnecessarily, causing driver distraction and annoyance.
• Reduced effectiveness: The system’s ability to prevent or mitigate collisions may be compromised.

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• Diagnose Front Assist issues: Accurately identify the root cause of system malfunctions.
• Perform necessary coding: Ensure the Front Assist system is properly configured for optimal performance.
• Provide guidance: Offer step-by-step instructions and support to help you resolve coding-related issues.
• Offer peace of mind: Guarantee that your Front Assist system functions as designed, enhancing your safety on the road.

By understanding the relationship between Front Assist and VCDS coding, you can appreciate the importance of proper system configuration and the value of expert support when dealing with complex coding tasks. CAR-CODING.EDU.VN is here to assist you with all your Front Assist coding needs.

2. Why is My Front Assist Not Working? Common Causes & Solutions

There are several reasons why your Front Assist system might not be working. Here’s a breakdown of common causes and potential solutions:

• Sensor Obstruction: Dirt, snow, ice, or even a misaligned license plate can block the sensor’s view.
  • Solution: Clean the sensor area thoroughly and ensure nothing is obstructing its line of sight.
• Sensor Damage or Misalignment: Physical damage from a collision or even a minor bump can affect the sensor’s functionality.
  • Solution: Inspect the sensor for visible damage. If suspected, have the sensor professionally realigned or replaced. VCDS coding may be required after replacement.
• Fault Codes: The vehicle’s computer may have stored fault codes related to the Front Assist system.
  • Solution: Use a diagnostic tool like VCDS to read and clear any fault codes. Note that some codes may require further investigation and repair.
• Low Battery Voltage: A weak battery can sometimes cause electronic systems to malfunction.
  • Solution: Check your battery’s voltage and condition. If it’s old or weak, replace it with a new one.
• Software Glitches: Like any computer system, the Front Assist system can experience software glitches.
  • Solution: Try resetting the system by turning the ignition off and on again. In some cases, a software update may be required. CAR-CODING.EDU.VN can assist with remote ECU programming if needed.
• Incorrect Coding: If the vehicle’s Front Assist system has been improperly coded, it may not function correctly.
  • Solution: Use VCDS to check the coding of the Front Assist module and compare it to the factory settings. If necessary, recode the module using the correct parameters. Contact CAR-CODING.EDU.VN for expert VCDS coding support.

When to Seek Professional Help:

If you’ve tried the basic troubleshooting steps and your Front Assist system is still not working, it’s time to seek professional help. CAR-CODING.EDU.VN offers remote diagnostic and coding services to help you resolve complex Front Assist issues. Our experienced technicians can remotely access your vehicle’s computer, diagnose the problem, and perform the necessary coding or programming to get your Front Assist system back up and running.

Example Scenario:

A customer reported that their Front Assist system stopped working after a minor fender bender. They had the bumper repaired, but the Front Assist system remained disabled. Using VCDS remotely, CAR-CODING.EDU.VN technicians discovered that the radar sensor was slightly misaligned and the coding was incorrect. We realigned the sensor using VCDS and corrected the coding, restoring the Front Assist system to its full functionality.

By understanding the common causes of Front Assist malfunctions and the potential solutions, you can take steps to troubleshoot the system yourself or seek professional help when needed. CAR-CODING.EDU.VN is your trusted partner for all your VCDS coding and diagnostic needs.

3. How to Diagnose Front Assist Issues Using VCDS: A Step-by-Step Guide

Diagnosing Front Assist issues using VCDS (VAG-COM Diagnostic System) requires a systematic approach. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you pinpoint the problem:

1. Connect VCDS to Your Vehicle:

   • Plug the VCDS cable into the OBD-II port of your vehicle.
   • Turn on the ignition but do not start the engine.
   • Launch the VCDS software on your computer.

2. Select the Front Assist Module:

   • In VCDS, click on “Select Control Module.”
   • Locate and select the “Auto Dist. Reg” module (usually module 13).

3. Read Fault Codes:

   • Click on “Fault Codes – 02.”
   • VCDS will scan the module for any stored fault codes.
   • Record all fault codes and their descriptions. These codes provide valuable clues about the nature of the problem.

4. Interpret Fault Codes:

   • Use the VCDS documentation or online resources to research the meaning of each fault code.
   • Pay attention to the fault code’s description, frequency, and any associated freeze frame data.
   • Common Front Assist fault codes include:

Fault Code	Description	Possible Cause
00267	Sensor for Automatic Distance Regulation; Incorrectly Positioned	Sensor misalignment, obstruction, or damage
00791	Sensor for Automatic Distance Regulation; Incorrectly Positioned	Vertical misalignment of sensor
C1103	Sensor for Automatic Distance Regulation; Incorrectly Positioned (Alignment)	Sensor misalignment or calibration issue
B11CF	Tuner for Satellite Radio; Deactivated	Faulty satellite radio tuner or antenna (may interfere with Front Assist in some vehicles)
Various	Communication errors with other modules	Wiring issues, faulty CAN bus communication, or problems with other modules that interact with Front Assist (e.g., ABS, Engine)

1. Check Measuring Blocks:

   • Click on “Measuring Blocks – 08.”
   • Enter the group numbers specified in the VCDS documentation for Front Assist diagnostics.
   • Monitor the values of various parameters, such as:
     • Sensor distance readings
     • Target object speed
     • System status
     • Sensor alignment angles
   • Compare the actual values to the expected values. Deviations can indicate sensor problems or calibration issues.

2. Perform Basic Settings:

   • Click on “Basic Settings – 04.”
   • Select the appropriate basic setting function for Front Assist, such as “Reset Personalization settings” or “Calibrate Sensor.”
   • Follow the on-screen instructions carefully.
   • Note: Basic settings may require specific conditions to be met (e.g., vehicle stationary, engine running).

3. Clear Fault Codes:

   • After performing any repairs or adjustments, click on “Fault Codes – 02.”
   • Click on “Clear Codes – 05” to erase the stored fault codes.
   • Rescan the module to ensure that the fault codes do not reappear.

4. Test the System:

   • Take the vehicle for a test drive to verify that the Front Assist system is functioning correctly.
   • Monitor the system’s behavior in different driving conditions.
   • If any issues persist, repeat the diagnostic process or seek professional help.

Example:

Using VCDS, a technician found fault code 00267 (Sensor for Automatic Distance Regulation; Incorrectly Positioned) in a VW Golf. The measuring blocks showed that the sensor’s distance readings were inconsistent. After physically realigning the sensor and performing a basic setting calibration using VCDS, the fault code was cleared, and the Front Assist system functioned normally.

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4. Front Assist VCDS Coding: Step-by-Step Guide

Coding the Front Assist system using VCDS (VAG-COM Diagnostic System) requires precision and attention to detail. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you through the process:

1. Connect VCDS to Your Vehicle:

   • Plug the VCDS cable into the OBD-II port of your vehicle.
   • Turn on the ignition but do not start the engine.
   • Launch the VCDS software on your computer.

2. Select the Front Assist Module:

   • In VCDS, click on “Select Control Module.”
   • Locate and select the “Auto Dist. Reg” module (usually module 13).

3. Access Coding Function:

   • Click on “Coding – 07.” This will open the coding interface for the Front Assist module.

4. Understand the Coding String:

   • The coding string is a series of hexadecimal characters that represent the configuration of the module.
   • Each character or group of characters corresponds to a specific setting or feature.
   • Refer to the VCDS documentation or online resources to understand the meaning of each part of the coding string.

5. Make Coding Changes:

   • Use the VCDS long coding helper to make changes to the coding string.
   • The long coding helper provides a user-friendly interface with checkboxes and drop-down menus for configuring various settings.
   • Carefully select the desired options and ensure that they are compatible with your vehicle’s specifications.

6. Apply the Coding Changes:

   • Once you have made the necessary changes, click on “Do It!” to apply the new coding string to the Front Assist module.
   • VCDS will prompt you to confirm the changes before writing them to the module.
   • Be patient and allow the coding process to complete without interruption.

7. Verify the Coding Changes:

   • After the coding process is complete, go back to the “Coding – 07” function and verify that the coding string has been updated correctly.
   • Check the measuring blocks to ensure that the system is functioning as expected.

8. Test the System:

   • Take the vehicle for a test drive to verify that the Front Assist system is functioning correctly.
   • Monitor the system’s behavior in different driving conditions.
   • If any issues persist, repeat the coding process or seek professional help.

Important Considerations:

• Backup Your Original Coding: Before making any coding changes, it’s essential to back up the original coding string. This will allow you to revert to the original settings if something goes wrong.
• Use Reliable Coding Information: Only use coding information from trusted sources, such as the VCDS documentation or reputable online forums. Incorrect coding can cause serious problems.
• Be Careful with Advanced Settings: Some advanced coding settings can affect the performance and safety of the Front Assist system. Only change these settings if you fully understand their implications.
• Consider Professional Help: If you’re not comfortable coding the Front Assist system yourself, consider seeking professional help from a qualified technician.

Example:

To adjust the sensitivity of the Front Assist system, a technician might use the VCDS long coding helper to modify the coding string. By changing a specific character in the coding string, the technician can increase or decrease the distance at which the system warns the driver of potential collisions.

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5. Activating Hidden Front Assist Features with VCDS

VCDS (VAG-COM Diagnostic System) can be used to unlock hidden features in your vehicle’s Front Assist system. Here’s how:

1. Access the Front Assist Module: Connect VCDS to your car, enter the “Select Control Module” menu, and choose the “Auto Dist. Reg” module (usually #13).
2. Explore Adaptation Channels: Instead of “Coding – 07,” look for “Adaptation – 10”. This section contains adjustable parameters for various Front Assist functions.
3. Identify Hidden Features: Research your car model’s VCDS coding options. Online forums and VCDS communities often share information about hidden features and their corresponding adaptation channels.
4. Modify Adaptation Values: Carefully change the values in the adaptation channels to activate the desired features. Document original values before making changes.
5. Test the New Features: After making changes, thoroughly test the activated features to ensure they function correctly and safely.

Examples of Hidden Front Assist Features:

• Adjusting the Sensitivity of the Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB): Some vehicles allow you to fine-tune the AEB system’s sensitivity, making it more or less aggressive in applying the brakes.
• Modifying the ACC’s Behavior in Stop-and-Go Traffic: VCDS can sometimes be used to customize how Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) operates in stop-and-go traffic, such as adjusting the following distance or the smoothness of acceleration and braking.
• Enabling or Disabling Early Warning Systems: You might be able to enable or disable specific warning systems, such as visual or audible alerts for potential collisions.
• Customizing the Display of Front Assist Information: Some vehicles allow you to customize the information displayed on the instrument cluster related to Front Assist, such as the distance to the vehicle ahead or the status of the ACC system.

Important Safety Considerations:

• Research Thoroughly: Before activating any hidden features, research them thoroughly to understand their function and potential impact on safety.
• Document Original Settings: Always document the original values of adaptation channels before making any changes. This will allow you to revert to the original settings if necessary.
• Test Carefully: After activating any hidden features, test them carefully in a safe environment to ensure they function correctly and do not compromise safety.
• Seek Expert Advice: If you’re unsure about activating any hidden features, seek expert advice from a qualified technician or VCDS specialist.

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6. Common Front Assist Problems After Coding and How to Fix Them

Even with careful coding, problems can arise with Front Assist after making changes. Here’s a look at common issues and how to address them:

1. System Inoperative: The Front Assist system may become completely disabled after coding.
   • Cause: Incorrect coding values, conflicts with other modules, or incomplete coding procedures.
   • Solution: Double-check the coding values against reliable sources, ensure compatibility with your vehicle, and try reverting to the original coding.
2. False Alerts: The system may trigger frequent and unnecessary warnings.
   • Cause: Overly sensitive settings, incorrect sensor calibration, or interference from external sources.
   • Solution: Adjust the sensitivity settings using VCDS, recalibrate the radar sensor, and ensure there are no obstructions or sources of interference.
3. Inaccurate Distance Readings: The system may display incorrect distances to other vehicles.
   • Cause: Misaligned radar sensor, incorrect coding values, or sensor malfunction.
   • Solution: Realign the radar sensor, verify the coding values, and consider replacing the sensor if it’s faulty.
4. Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Issues: ACC may not function correctly, such as failing to maintain a set speed or following distance.
   • Cause: Incorrect coding values, conflicts with other modules, or problems with the ACC system itself.
   • Solution: Verify the coding values, check for fault codes in the ACC module, and troubleshoot the ACC system.
5. Fault Codes: New fault codes may appear after coding.
   • Cause: Incorrect coding values, conflicts with other modules, or underlying hardware issues.
   • Solution: Research the fault codes, correct any coding errors, and address any underlying hardware problems.

Troubleshooting Steps:

• Review Coding Changes: Carefully review all coding changes you’ve made and compare them to reliable sources.
• Check Fault Codes: Scan the Front Assist module and other related modules for fault codes.
• Verify Sensor Alignment: Ensure the radar sensor is properly aligned.
• Test System Functionality: Thoroughly test the Front Assist system in various driving conditions.
• Seek Expert Help: If you’re unable to resolve the issues, seek help from a qualified technician or VCDS specialist.

Example:

After coding a VW Golf to enable a hidden Front Assist feature, the driver noticed frequent false alerts. Using VCDS, a technician discovered that the sensitivity settings were set too high. By adjusting the sensitivity settings to a more appropriate level, the false alerts were eliminated.

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7. Front Assist Sensor Alignment and Calibration Using VCDS

Proper sensor alignment and calibration are critical for the Front Assist system to function accurately. VCDS (VAG-COM Diagnostic System) provides tools for performing these procedures.

1. Access the Front Assist Module: Connect VCDS, enter “Select Control Module,” and choose “Auto Dist. Reg” (usually #13).

2. Check Sensor Alignment: Use VCDS to check the sensor’s current alignment angles. These values should be within the specified tolerances.

3. Perform Basic Settings Calibration: If the sensor is misaligned or has been replaced, perform a basic settings calibration using VCDS. This procedure involves:

   • Selecting the appropriate basic setting function (e.g., “Calibrate Sensor”).
   • Following the on-screen instructions carefully.
   • Ensuring the vehicle is on a level surface and that there are no obstructions in front of the sensor.

4. Use a Calibration Target (If Required): Some vehicles require the use of a specific calibration target during the calibration process. The target is a precisely measured object that the sensor uses as a reference point.

5. Verify Calibration: After completing the calibration, use VCDS to verify that the sensor’s alignment angles are now within the specified tolerances.

6. Test the System: Take the vehicle for a test drive to ensure the Front Assist system is functioning correctly.

When is Alignment/Calibration Necessary?

• After replacing the radar sensor.
• After a collision or other event that may have affected the sensor’s alignment.
• If the Front Assist system is displaying fault codes related to sensor alignment.
• If the system is providing inaccurate distance readings.

Tools and Equipment:

• VCDS (VAG-COM Diagnostic System)
• Calibration target (if required for your vehicle)
• Level surface
• Measuring tools (e.g., tape measure, level)

Example:

After replacing the radar sensor on an Audi A4, a technician used VCDS to perform a basic settings calibration. The technician followed the on-screen instructions, used a calibration target, and verified that the sensor’s alignment angles were within the specified tolerances. The Front Assist system then functioned correctly.

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8. Disabling Front Assist: When and How Using VCDS

While Front Assist is a valuable safety feature, there may be situations where you want to temporarily disable it. Here’s when and how to disable Front Assist using VCDS (VAG-COM Diagnostic System):

When to Consider Disabling Front Assist:

• Off-Road Driving: In certain off-road situations, the Front Assist system may interfere with your driving.
• Track Days: On a race track, the system may trigger unnecessary warnings or interventions.
• Specific Diagnostic Procedures: Some diagnostic procedures may require disabling the Front Assist system.
• Temporary Malfunctions: If the system is malfunctioning and causing false alerts, disabling it may be preferable to constant interruptions.

How to Disable Front Assist Using VCDS:

1. Access the Front Assist Module: Connect VCDS, enter “Select Control Module,” and choose “Auto Dist. Reg” (usually #13).
2. Check for a Simple On/Off Setting: Some vehicles may have a simple on/off setting for Front Assist in the adaptation channels. If so, you can easily disable the system by changing this setting.
3. Modify Coding (If Necessary): If there’s no on/off setting, you may need to modify the coding of the Front Assist module to disable the system. This is a more advanced procedure that should be performed with caution.
4. Document Original Settings: Before making any changes, document the original coding values.
5. Test and Verify: After disabling the system, test and verify that it is indeed disabled.

Important Considerations:

• Safety Implications: Disabling Front Assist can reduce your vehicle’s safety. Only disable the system when necessary and re-enable it as soon as possible.
• Legal Restrictions: Be aware of any legal restrictions regarding the use of safety systems in your area.
• Vehicle Warranty: Disabling or modifying safety systems may void your vehicle’s warranty.

Example:

A driver of a VW Golf wanted to participate in a track day. They used VCDS to disable the Front Assist system to prevent it from interfering with their driving on the track. After the track day, they re-enabled the system.

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9. Front Assist and Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) VCDS Coding

Front Assist and Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) are often intertwined systems. Here’s how VCDS coding relates to both:

1. Shared Components: Both systems often share the same radar sensor and other components.
2. Interdependent Settings: The coding settings for Front Assist and ACC can be interdependent. Changing a setting for one system may affect the other.
3. Combined Diagnostics: When diagnosing issues, it’s important to check both the Front Assist and ACC modules for fault codes and other information.

VCDS Coding Considerations for ACC:

• Adjusting Following Distance: VCDS can be used to adjust the following distance maintained by ACC.
• Modifying ACC Behavior in Stop-and-Go Traffic: As mentioned earlier, VCDS can customize how ACC operates in stop-and-go traffic.
• Enabling/Disabling ACC Features: Some vehicles may allow enabling or disabling specific ACC features, such as automatic resume after a complete stop.
• Calibrating ACC Sensor: ACC sensor calibration may be required after replacement or realignment.

Example:

A driver of an Audi A4 wanted to increase the following distance maintained by their ACC system. Using VCDS, a technician adjusted the ACC coding settings to achieve the desired following distance.

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10. Troubleshooting “Front Assist Not Available” Error Message with VCDS

The “Front Assist Not Available” error message can be frustrating. Here’s how to troubleshoot it using VCDS:

1. Connect VCDS and Access the Front Assist Module: Connect VCDS, enter “Select Control Module,” and choose “Auto Dist. Reg” (usually #13).
2. Read Fault Codes: Check for any stored fault codes in the Front Assist module. These codes will provide clues about the cause of the error message.
3. Check Measuring Blocks: Check the measuring blocks for information about the sensor’s status, alignment, and other parameters.
4. Inspect the Sensor: Physically inspect the radar sensor for damage, obstructions, or misalignment.
5. Check Wiring and Connections: Check the wiring and connections to the radar sensor for any signs of damage or corrosion.
6. Perform Basic Settings Calibration: Try performing a basic settings calibration using VCDS.
7. Clear Fault Codes and Retest: Clear the fault codes and retest the system.

Common Causes of the “Front Assist Not Available” Error:

• Sensor Obstruction: Dirt, snow, ice, or a misaligned license plate can block the sensor’s view.
• Sensor Damage or Misalignment: Physical damage from a collision or even a minor bump can affect the sensor’s functionality.
• Wiring Issues: Damaged or corroded wiring can prevent the sensor from communicating with the vehicle’s computer.
• Software Glitches: Software glitches can sometimes cause the system to malfunction.
• Low Battery Voltage: A weak battery can sometimes cause electronic systems to malfunction.

Example:

A driver of a VW Golf received the “Front Assist Not Available” error message after driving through heavy snow. Using VCDS, a technician found a fault code indicating a sensor obstruction. After cleaning the snow and ice from the sensor, the error message disappeared.

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FAQ: Front Assist VCDS Coding

1. Is it safe to perform Front Assist coding with VCDS?

Yes, Front Assist coding with VCDS can be safe if performed correctly. It’s crucial to use reliable coding information, back up original settings, and understand the implications of any changes. When in doubt, seek professional assistance from experts like CAR-CODING.EDU.VN.

2. Can CAR-CODING.EDU.VN help me with remote VCDS coding for Front Assist?

Absolutely! CAR-CODING.EDU.VN specializes in providing expert remote support for VCDS coding and diagnostics. Our experienced technicians can remotely access your vehicle’s computer, diagnose the problem, and perform the necessary coding or programming to get your Front Assist system back up and running.

3. What is the cost of remote VCDS coding support for Front Assist?

The cost of remote VCDS coding support varies depending on the complexity of the task. Contact CAR-CODING.EDU.VN for a personalized quote based on your specific needs. We offer competitive rates and guarantee reliable service.

4. What types of vehicles and Front Assist features does CAR-CODING.EDU.VN support?

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5. What equipment do I need to connect with CAR-CODING.EDU.VN for remote VCDS coding?

To connect with CAR-CODING.EDU.VN for remote VCDS coding, you’ll need a VCDS cable, a laptop with the VCDS software installed, and a stable internet connection. We’ll provide you with detailed instructions on how to connect to our remote support system.

6. What happens if something goes wrong during the coding process?

Before making any coding changes, CAR-CODING.EDU.VN technicians always back up the original coding string. This allows us to revert to the original settings if something goes wrong. We also have extensive experience in troubleshooting coding-related issues and can quickly resolve any problems that may arise.

7. Can VCDS coding void my vehicle’s warranty?

Modifying or disabling safety systems like Front Assist may void your vehicle’s warranty. Consult your vehicle’s warranty documentation or contact your dealer for more information.

8. How can I be sure that the coding information used by CAR-CODING.EDU.VN is reliable?

CAR-CODING.EDU.VN uses only reliable coding information from trusted sources, such as the VCDS documentation and reputable online forums. Our technicians have extensive experience in VCDS coding and follow industry best practices.

9. Is it possible to adjust the sensitivity of the Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) system using VCDS?

Yes, on some vehicles, VCDS can be used to fine-tune the AEB system’s sensitivity, making it more or less aggressive in applying the brakes.

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