VCDS Steering Angle Sensor: How to Calibrate and Troubleshoot?

Vcds Steering Angle Sensor calibration is crucial for maintaining vehicle safety systems like ESP and accurate steering performance, but can be complex. CAR-CODING.EDU.VN offers expert remote assistance to ensure the process is done correctly and efficiently, minimizing risks and maximizing your vehicle’s functionality. Our services provide real-time technical support, ECU programming guidance, and hidden feature activation.

1. What is a Steering Angle Sensor and Why Does it Need Calibration?

The steering angle sensor (SAS), often referred to as the steering wheel angle sensor, is a critical component of modern vehicles equipped with electronic stability control (ESC) or electronic stability program (ESP) systems. It measures the position and rate of rotation of the steering wheel, providing crucial data to the vehicle’s computer for various functions. This data is primarily used by the ESC/ESP system to determine the driver’s intended direction and to intervene if the vehicle begins to skid or lose control. The SAS also supports systems like lane departure warning, adaptive cruise control, and parking assist. Therefore, proper calibration of the VCDS steering angle sensor is very important.

1.1 The Importance of Steering Angle Sensor Calibration

Calibration ensures the sensor accurately reports the steering wheel’s position relative to the vehicle’s wheels. Without proper calibration, the ESC/ESP system may not function correctly, potentially leading to dangerous situations. For example, if the sensor is misaligned, the ESC/ESP system might incorrectly detect a skid and activate the brakes unnecessarily, or fail to activate when needed.

1.2 Situations Requiring Steering Angle Sensor Calibration

• Wheel Alignment: After performing a wheel alignment, the steering angle sensor must be calibrated to ensure it aligns with the new wheel angles.
• Suspension Work: Any work on the suspension system can affect the steering angle, necessitating recalibration.
• Steering System Repairs: Replacing or repairing components of the steering system, such as the steering rack or power steering pump, requires SAS calibration.
• ECU Replacement or Reset: When the vehicle’s ECU is replaced or reset, the steering angle sensor data may be lost, requiring recalibration.
• After Battery Disconnect: In some vehicles, disconnecting the battery can erase the SAS calibration data.
• ESP/ESC System Malfunctions: If the ESC/ESP system warning light illuminates, it could indicate a problem with the SAS, often resolved by calibration.

1.3 Consequences of Not Calibrating the Steering Angle Sensor

• Malfunctioning ESC/ESP: The most critical consequence is the improper functioning of the ESC/ESP system, compromising vehicle stability and safety.
• False Activations: The ESC/ESP system may activate unnecessarily, applying brakes when not needed, leading to driver confusion and potential accidents.
• System Failure: The ESC/ESP system may fail to activate when needed, such as during a skid, increasing the risk of losing control of the vehicle.
• Warning Lights: The ESC/ESP warning light on the dashboard may remain illuminated, indicating a problem with the system.
• Incorrect Data for Other Systems: Systems relying on SAS data, like lane departure warning and adaptive cruise control, may also malfunction.

2. What is VCDS and How is it Used for Steering Angle Sensor Calibration?

VCDS (VAG-COM Diagnostic System) is a software and hardware package developed by Ross-Tech for diagnosing and calibrating Volkswagen Audi Group (VAG) vehicles, including Volkswagen, Audi, Skoda, and SEAT. It allows users to access and modify various control modules within the vehicle, including the steering assist module responsible for the steering angle sensor. VCDS steering angle sensor calibration is therefore made simple and accurate.

2.1 VCDS Capabilities

• Diagnostics: Reading and clearing diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) from various control modules.
• Data Logging: Monitoring real-time data from sensors and systems.
• Coding: Modifying control module settings to enable or disable features.
• Adaptation: Adjusting parameters to match specific vehicle configurations.
• Basic Settings: Performing calibration procedures, such as steering angle sensor calibration.

2.2 Using VCDS for Steering Angle Sensor Calibration

VCDS provides a guided procedure for calibrating the steering angle sensor. This typically involves accessing the steering assist module, entering a security code (if required), and then following the on-screen instructions to perform the calibration. The process usually requires turning the steering wheel to specific positions and waiting for the software to confirm successful calibration.

2.3 Benefits of Using VCDS

• Cost-Effective: VCDS is a one-time purchase, making it more cost-effective than relying on dealership services for diagnostics and calibration.
• Comprehensive: VCDS offers extensive diagnostic and calibration capabilities for VAG vehicles.
• User-Friendly: The software provides a user-friendly interface with guided procedures, making it easier for technicians and enthusiasts to perform complex tasks.
• Regular Updates: Ross-Tech provides regular software updates to support new vehicle models and features.

2.4 Limitations of Using VCDS

• VAG Vehicles Only: VCDS is primarily designed for VAG vehicles, limiting its use for other car brands.
• Technical Knowledge Required: While VCDS provides guided procedures, some technical knowledge is still required to interpret data and troubleshoot issues.
• Potential for Damage: Incorrect use of VCDS can potentially damage control modules, requiring caution and proper training.

3. Step-by-Step Guide to VCDS Steering Angle Sensor Calibration

This section provides a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to perform a VCDS steering angle sensor calibration. Always consult your vehicle’s repair manual for specific instructions and safety precautions.

3.1 Prerequisites

• VCDS Software and Interface: Ensure you have a genuine VCDS software and interface cable.
• Vehicle Stability: The vehicle should be parked on a level surface with the wheels pointed straight ahead.
• Ignition On, Engine Off: Turn the ignition on but do not start the engine.
• Battery Voltage: Ensure the battery voltage is stable, ideally above 12 volts.

3.2 Step-by-Step Procedure

1. Connect VCDS: Connect the VCDS interface cable to the vehicle’s OBD-II port and your computer.
2. Launch VCDS: Start the VCDS software on your computer.
3. Select Control Module: Click on “Select” and choose “44 – Steering Assist.”
4. Security Access: Click on “Security Access – 16.” Enter the appropriate security code. Common codes include 19249 or 40168. Consult your vehicle’s repair manual or Ross-Tech Wiki for the correct code.
5. Basic Settings: Click on “Basic Settings – 04.”
6. Select Basic Setting Function: From the drop-down menu, select “Steering Angle Sensor Calibration” or a similar function. The exact wording may vary depending on the vehicle model and VCDS version.
7. Start Calibration: Click “Go!” to start the calibration process. Follow the on-screen instructions, which typically involve turning the steering wheel to specific positions.
8. Follow Instructions:
   • Turn the steering wheel slowly to the left until it reaches the mechanical stop.
   • Turn the steering wheel slowly to the right until it reaches the mechanical stop.
   • Return the steering wheel to the center position.
9. Wait for Confirmation: The VCDS software will indicate when the calibration is complete, usually with a “Finished Correctly” message.
10. Clear DTCs: After successful calibration, click on “Fault Codes – 02” and clear any DTCs that may have been stored.
11. Test Drive: Perform a short test drive to ensure the ESC/ESP system is functioning correctly and that no warning lights are illuminated.

3.3 Common Issues and Troubleshooting

• Security Access Code: If you enter an incorrect security access code, VCDS will display an error message. Double-check the code in your vehicle’s repair manual or Ross-Tech Wiki.
• Calibration Not Permitted: If VCDS indicates that calibration is not permitted, ensure the vehicle is on a level surface and the steering wheel is centered. Also, check for any mechanical issues in the steering system.
• DTCs After Calibration: If DTCs persist after calibration, research the codes to identify any underlying issues.
• Communication Errors: If VCDS cannot communicate with the steering assist module, check the connection between the interface cable and the vehicle’s OBD-II port. Also, verify that the ignition is turned on.

The VCDS interface cable connected to the OBD-II port, enabling communication with the vehicle’s control modules for diagnostics and coding.

4. Common Problems and Solutions with Steering Angle Sensors

Steering angle sensors can experience various problems that can affect their accuracy and functionality. This section outlines some common issues and their potential solutions.

4.1 Mechanical Issues

• Physical Damage: The sensor can be damaged due to accidents or impacts, leading to inaccurate readings or complete failure. Solution: Replace the damaged sensor.
• Loose Connections: Loose or corroded connections can disrupt the signal between the sensor and the vehicle’s computer. Solution: Inspect and clean the connections. Repair or replace damaged connectors.
• Misalignment: The sensor can become misaligned due to suspension work or other mechanical repairs. Solution: Perform a steering angle sensor calibration using VCDS or another diagnostic tool.

4.2 Electrical Issues

• Wiring Problems: Damaged or shorted wires can cause intermittent or complete sensor failure. Solution: Inspect the wiring harness for damage. Repair or replace damaged wires.
• Voltage Issues: Insufficient or excessive voltage can affect the sensor’s accuracy. Solution: Check the vehicle’s charging system and battery voltage. Repair or replace faulty components.
• Internal Failure: The sensor itself can fail internally due to age or other factors. Solution: Replace the faulty sensor.

4.3 Software and Calibration Issues

• Calibration Loss: The sensor’s calibration data can be lost due to battery disconnection or ECU resets. Solution: Perform a steering angle sensor calibration using VCDS or another diagnostic tool.
• Software Glitches: Software glitches in the vehicle’s computer can cause the sensor to malfunction. Solution: Update the vehicle’s software to the latest version.

4.4 Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs)

• C0051 – Steering Angle Sensor Circuit: Indicates a problem with the sensor’s circuit. Solution: Check the wiring, connections, and sensor itself.
• C0051 – Steering Angle Sensor Calibration Required: Indicates that the sensor needs to be calibrated. Solution: Perform a steering angle sensor calibration using VCDS or another diagnostic tool.
• U0126 – Lost Communication with Steering Angle Sensor Module: Indicates a communication problem between the sensor and the vehicle’s computer. Solution: Check the wiring, connections, and the sensor module.

4.5 General Troubleshooting Tips

• Check for DTCs: Use a diagnostic tool to check for any DTCs related to the steering angle sensor.
• Inspect Wiring and Connections: Carefully inspect the wiring harness and connections for damage or corrosion.
• Check Sensor Alignment: Ensure the sensor is properly aligned and securely mounted.
• Perform Calibration: If necessary, perform a steering angle sensor calibration using VCDS or another diagnostic tool.
• Consult Repair Manual: Refer to your vehicle’s repair manual for specific troubleshooting steps and procedures.

5. Benefits of Remote Automotive Coding Support for Steering Angle Sensors

Remote automotive coding support provides numerous benefits for diagnosing, calibrating, and troubleshooting steering angle sensors. CAR-CODING.EDU.VN offers specialized remote support services to assist technicians and vehicle owners in these tasks.

5.1 Expertise and Guidance

• Access to Experts: Remote support connects you with experienced technicians who specialize in automotive coding and diagnostics.
• Real-Time Assistance: Get immediate help with troubleshooting and calibration procedures.
• Step-by-Step Guidance: Experts provide clear, step-by-step instructions to ensure accurate and safe coding.

5.2 Cost and Time Savings

• Reduced Downtime: Resolve issues quickly and efficiently, minimizing vehicle downtime.
• Lower Labor Costs: Avoid expensive dealership visits by performing coding tasks in-house with remote guidance.
• Efficient Diagnostics: Remote experts can quickly identify and diagnose issues, saving time and money on unnecessary repairs.

5.3 Advanced Capabilities

• Remote Diagnostics: Perform advanced diagnostics and data logging remotely.
• ECU Programming: Recode or reprogram ECUs without the need for specialized equipment on-site.
• Hidden Feature Activation: Unlock and enable hidden features in your vehicle’s computer.

5.4 Convenience and Flexibility

• Remote Access: Get support from anywhere with an internet connection.
• Flexible Scheduling: Schedule remote support sessions at your convenience.
• On-Demand Assistance: Access expert help whenever you need it.

5.5 Supported Vehicle Brands and Models

CAR-CODING.EDU.VN supports a wide range of vehicle brands and models, including:

Brand	Models
Volkswagen	Golf, Passat, Jetta, Tiguan, Touareg
Audi	A3, A4, A6, A8, Q3, Q5, Q7
BMW	3 Series, 5 Series, 7 Series, X1, X3, X5
Mercedes-Benz	C-Class, E-Class, S-Class, GLC, GLE, GLS
Ford	F-150, Mustang, Explorer, Escape
Chevrolet	Silverado, Camaro, Equinox, Traverse
Toyota	Camry, Corolla, RAV4, Tacoma, Tundra
Honda	Civic, Accord, CR-V, Pilot

5.6 Tools and Software Used for Remote Support

• VCDS (VAG-COM Diagnostic System): For Volkswagen, Audi, Skoda, and SEAT vehicles.
• BMW ISTA: For BMW vehicles.
• Mercedes-Benz XENTRY: For Mercedes-Benz vehicles.
• Ford IDS (Integrated Diagnostic System): For Ford vehicles.
• GM GDS2 (Global Diagnostic System 2): For Chevrolet vehicles.
• Toyota Techstream: For Toyota vehicles.
• Honda Diagnostic System (HDS): For Honda vehicles.
• TeamViewer: Remote desktop software for secure access and control.

Remote automotive coding support showing a technician assisting with VCDS steering angle sensor calibration via a remote desktop connection.

6. Coding and Programming Capabilities for Steering Angle Sensors

Coding and programming play a crucial role in ensuring the steering angle sensor functions correctly and integrates seamlessly with the vehicle’s other systems. CAR-CODING.EDU.VN offers comprehensive coding and programming services for steering angle sensors.

6.1 Coding Functions

• Variant Coding: Adjusting the coding of the steering assist module to match the vehicle’s specific configuration.
• VIN Coding: Encoding the vehicle identification number (VIN) into the steering assist module.
• Parameter Adaptation: Adjusting parameters such as sensor sensitivity and offset values.
• Feature Activation: Enabling or disabling specific features related to the steering angle sensor, such as lane departure warning or adaptive cruise control.

6.2 Programming Functions

• ECU Flashing: Updating the software in the steering assist module to the latest version.
• ECU Reprogramming: Replacing the software in the steering assist module with a new or modified version.
• Module Replacement: Programming a new steering assist module to match the vehicle’s configuration.

6.3 Examples of Coding and Programming

• Enabling Lane Departure Warning: Coding the steering assist module to activate the lane departure warning system, which uses the steering angle sensor to detect when the vehicle is drifting out of its lane.
• Adjusting Adaptive Cruise Control: Programming the steering assist module to adjust the sensitivity of the adaptive cruise control system, which uses the steering angle sensor to maintain a safe distance from other vehicles.
• Replacing a Faulty Module: Programming a new steering assist module to match the vehicle’s VIN and configuration after replacing a faulty module.

6.4 Safety Precautions

• Correct Software: Ensure you are using the correct software and data files for the vehicle’s make, model, and year.
• Stable Power Supply: Maintain a stable power supply to the vehicle during coding and programming.
• Backup Data: Back up the vehicle’s coding and programming data before making any changes.
• Follow Instructions: Carefully follow the instructions provided by the coding and programming software.

6.5 Potential Risks of Improper Coding and Programming

• Module Damage: Incorrect coding or programming can damage the steering assist module or other control modules.
• System Malfunctions: Coding or programming errors can cause the ESC/ESP system to malfunction or other systems to fail.
• Vehicle Inoperability: In some cases, incorrect coding or programming can render the vehicle inoperable.

7. How to Clear Fault Codes Permanently Related to Steering Angle Sensors

Clearing fault codes related to steering angle sensors requires a systematic approach to ensure the underlying issues are resolved and the codes do not reappear. CAR-CODING.EDU.VN provides expert guidance on clearing fault codes permanently.

7.1 Steps to Clear Fault Codes Permanently

1. Identify the Fault Codes: Use a diagnostic tool to identify the specific fault codes related to the steering angle sensor.
2. Diagnose the Underlying Issue: Research the fault codes to determine the underlying cause of the problem.
3. Repair the Issue: Repair or replace any faulty components, such as the steering angle sensor, wiring, or connectors.
4. Perform Calibration: Perform a steering angle sensor calibration using VCDS or another diagnostic tool.
5. Clear the Fault Codes: Use a diagnostic tool to clear the fault codes from the vehicle’s computer.
6. Test Drive: Perform a short test drive to ensure the ESC/ESP system is functioning correctly and that no warning lights are illuminated.
7. Monitor for Recurrence: Monitor the vehicle for any recurrence of the fault codes.

7.2 Common Fault Codes and Solutions

• C0051 – Steering Angle Sensor Circuit: Indicates a problem with the sensor’s circuit. Solution: Check the wiring, connections, and sensor itself.
• C0051 – Steering Angle Sensor Calibration Required: Indicates that the sensor needs to be calibrated. Solution: Perform a steering angle sensor calibration using VCDS or another diagnostic tool.
• U0126 – Lost Communication with Steering Angle Sensor Module: Indicates a communication problem between the sensor and the vehicle’s computer. Solution: Check the wiring, connections, and the sensor module.

7.3 Tips for Permanent Fault Code Clearing

• Address the Root Cause: Clearing the fault codes without addressing the underlying issue will only result in the codes reappearing.
• Use Quality Parts: Use high-quality replacement parts to ensure long-term reliability.
• Follow Proper Procedures: Follow the proper diagnostic and repair procedures to avoid causing further damage.
• Verify Calibration: Always verify that the steering angle sensor is properly calibrated after performing any repairs.
• Monitor System Performance: Monitor the ESC/ESP system performance to ensure it is functioning correctly.

7.4 Why Fault Codes Reappear

• Unresolved Issues: The underlying issue causing the fault codes has not been properly resolved.
• Faulty Components: The replacement parts used were of poor quality or were also faulty.
• Incorrect Procedures: The diagnostic and repair procedures were not followed correctly.
• Environmental Factors: Environmental factors such as moisture or corrosion can cause the fault codes to reappear.

Clearing fault codes using VCDS, showing the diagnostic tool connected to the vehicle and displaying the option to clear DTCs.

8. Activating Hidden Features Related to Steering Angle Sensors

Many vehicles have hidden features that can be activated through coding, enhancing the functionality and convenience of the steering angle sensor and related systems. CAR-CODING.EDU.VN specializes in activating these hidden features remotely.

8.1 Examples of Hidden Features

• Cornering Lights: Activating cornering lights that use the steering angle sensor to illuminate the direction the vehicle is turning.
• Dynamic Steering Response: Adjusting the steering response based on the steering angle sensor data for improved handling.
• Enhanced Lane Assist: Enhancing the lane assist system by using the steering angle sensor to provide more precise steering corrections.
• Traffic Jam Assist: Activating traffic jam assist, which uses the steering angle sensor and other sensors to automatically steer the vehicle in stop-and-go traffic.

8.2 Benefits of Activating Hidden Features

• Improved Safety: Enhanced safety features such as cornering lights and enhanced lane assist.
• Enhanced Performance: Improved handling and steering response.
• Increased Convenience: Convenient features such as traffic jam assist.
• Personalization: Customizing the vehicle to your specific preferences.

8.3 Precautions When Activating Hidden Features

• Compatibility: Ensure that the hidden features are compatible with your vehicle’s make, model, and year.
• Correct Coding: Use the correct coding values to avoid causing system malfunctions.
• Backup Data: Back up the vehicle’s coding data before making any changes.
• Follow Instructions: Carefully follow the instructions provided by the coding software.

8.4 Potential Risks of Improper Activation

• System Malfunctions: Incorrect coding can cause the ESC/ESP system to malfunction or other systems to fail.
• Vehicle Inoperability: In some cases, incorrect coding can render the vehicle inoperable.
• Warranty Issues: Activating hidden features may void the vehicle’s warranty in some cases.

8.5 Remote Activation Process

1. Consultation: Consult with a remote coding expert to determine the available hidden features for your vehicle.
2. Connection: Connect your vehicle to the remote coding service using a diagnostic tool and internet connection.
3. Coding: The remote coding expert will perform the necessary coding to activate the hidden features.
4. Testing: Test the activated features to ensure they are functioning correctly.
5. Verification: Verify that the activated features are working as expected.

9. Remote Automotive Coding Support for Various Car Brands

CAR-CODING.EDU.VN offers remote automotive coding support for a wide range of car brands, ensuring that technicians and vehicle owners can access expert assistance regardless of the vehicle they are working on.

9.1 Supported Car Brands

• Volkswagen: Comprehensive coding and programming support for all Volkswagen models.
• Audi: Advanced coding and programming services for Audi vehicles, including hidden feature activation.
• BMW: Expert remote coding support for BMW vehicles, including ECU programming and diagnostics.
• Mercedes-Benz: Specialized coding and programming services for Mercedes-Benz vehicles, including fault code clearing and module replacement.
• Ford: Comprehensive coding and programming support for Ford vehicles, including parameter adaptation and VIN coding.
• Chevrolet: Advanced coding and programming services for Chevrolet vehicles, including software updates and ECU reprogramming.
• Toyota: Expert remote coding support for Toyota vehicles, including hidden feature activation and fault code clearing.
• Honda: Specialized coding and programming services for Honda vehicles, including module replacement and ECU flashing.

9.2 Brand-Specific Coding Examples

• Volkswagen: Activating cornering lights on a Volkswagen Golf.
• Audi: Adjusting the steering response on an Audi A4.
• BMW: Enabling launch control on a BMW 3 Series.
• Mercedes-Benz: Activating ambient lighting on a Mercedes-Benz C-Class.
• Ford: Enabling trailer sway control on a Ford F-150.
• Chevrolet: Adjusting the electronic power steering settings on a Chevrolet Camaro.
• Toyota: Activating automatic high beams on a Toyota Camry.
• Honda: Enabling walk-away auto lock on a Honda Civic.

9.3 Tools and Software Used

• VCDS (VAG-COM Diagnostic System): For Volkswagen, Audi, Skoda, and SEAT vehicles.
• BMW ISTA: For BMW vehicles.
• Mercedes-Benz XENTRY: For Mercedes-Benz vehicles.
• Ford IDS (Integrated Diagnostic System): For Ford vehicles.
• GM GDS2 (Global Diagnostic System 2): For Chevrolet vehicles.
• Toyota Techstream: For Toyota vehicles.
• Honda Diagnostic System (HDS): For Honda vehicles.

9.4 Remote Support Process

1. Contact: Contact CAR-CODING.EDU.VN to request remote coding support for your vehicle.
2. Consultation: Discuss your coding needs with a remote coding expert.
3. Connection: Connect your vehicle to the remote coding service using a diagnostic tool and internet connection.
4. Coding: The remote coding expert will perform the necessary coding tasks.
5. Testing: Test the changes to ensure they are functioning correctly.
6. Verification: Verify that the coding has been successfully completed.

10. FAQs about VCDS Steering Angle Sensor Calibration and Remote Support

This section answers frequently asked questions about VCDS steering angle sensor calibration and remote support services.

10.1 Is it safe to perform steering angle sensor calibration myself?

Yes, if you follow the proper procedures and use the correct tools and software. However, improper calibration can lead to system malfunctions or safety issues. Remote support from CAR-CODING.EDU.VN can provide expert guidance to ensure the calibration is performed safely and correctly.

10.2 What are the benefits of using remote support for steering angle sensor calibration?

Remote support provides access to experienced technicians, reduces downtime, lowers labor costs, and offers convenient and flexible scheduling.

10.3 What tools and software are required for remote steering angle sensor calibration?

You will need a diagnostic tool such as VCDS, BMW ISTA, Mercedes-Benz XENTRY, Ford IDS, GM GDS2, Toyota Techstream, or Honda Diagnostic System (HDS), as well as a stable internet connection and remote desktop software such as TeamViewer.

10.4 How long does it take to perform a steering angle sensor calibration remotely?

The calibration process typically takes 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the vehicle and the complexity of the procedure.

10.5 What types of vehicles are supported by CAR-CODING.EDU.VN for remote steering angle sensor calibration?

CAR-CODING.EDU.VN supports a wide range of vehicle brands and models, including Volkswagen, Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Ford, Chevrolet, Toyota, and Honda.

10.6 What are the potential risks of improper steering angle sensor calibration?

Improper calibration can lead to malfunctioning ESC/ESP systems, false activations, system failures, and incorrect data for other systems such as lane departure warning and adaptive cruise control.

10.7 How much does remote steering angle sensor calibration cost?

The cost of remote steering angle sensor calibration varies depending on the vehicle and the complexity of the procedure. Contact CAR-CODING.EDU.VN for a quote.

10.8 What if I encounter problems during the remote calibration process?

Remote support experts are available to provide real-time assistance and troubleshoot any issues that may arise during the calibration process.

10.9 Is it possible to activate hidden features related to the steering angle sensor remotely?

Yes, CAR-CODING.EDU.VN specializes in activating hidden features remotely, such as cornering lights, dynamic steering response, and enhanced lane assist.

10.10 How can I schedule a remote steering angle sensor calibration session?

Contact CAR-CODING.EDU.VN via WhatsApp at +1 (641) 206-8880 or visit our website at CAR-CODING.EDU.VN to schedule a remote steering angle sensor calibration session. Our office is located at 100 Tech Innovation Dr, Suite 500, San Jose, CA 95110, United States.

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