Can you read DSC errors and align-calibrate the steering angle sensor?
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I'm not to satisfied with this program it's to much trouble downloading the disk I'm still not able to download it. I've tried 2 different laptops compatible with it. I honestly don't know if it has the options you are looking for . But I'll definitely get back you when I get it up and running
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There is no way to calibrate the compass. I have had a Type S for over a year & have made repeated attempts, following the instructions to calibrate. To no avail. You'll have to live with it being about 15 degrees off.
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I checked the users guide and do not see any information about calibration of the unit. There is a support number you can call.
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Mine wasn't easy to calibrate. You need to press a button on the back and go around a block - - - a complete 360 degree turn. You may have to do this several times to get it to be reasonably accurate. Good luck.
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i don't know check a manual for cross references? I used it for my 2011 Nissian Rogue
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No, it will tell you the error code, and if it supports your car for more than simple OBDII, will allow you to see various PCM inputs in real time. You will have to know (or learn) what sensors are applicable to the specific error code. The web is great for learning the codes, just be willing to read a lot.
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Short answer is "Yes". Anytime you replace suspension or steering components for that matter, always have an alignment done.
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Hi, no, the GPS module will only give you an accurate location, it will not align the scope.
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The following version (with the D for declination) has the adjustment: Suunto Tandem/360PC/360R Dg Clino/Compass
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You don't need to be using precision instruments to measure the exact angle at which the SS has been positioned, if that is what you mean, but it is definitely sensitive and if you happen to have some rotation (can happen if for example you have tried to twist it into position instead of clipping it right from the get go), then your data will become inaccurate/useless or the system won't even record data because it does not recognize it. From my experience, visual adjustment is more than enough but needs to be done conscientiously.
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Yes. Just make sure you enter the correct make, model and, year. So, you can get accuracy result. I hope this helps.
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Sorry Paul This model snan tool will not read Airbag faults , Look at Maxidiag 801 that should do it,cheers Ian
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Go on there site and download the pfd. file for the camera. page 2 shows angle.
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Not sure , sv works on most sats , try it and see what happens , don't forget to make sure your all your settings are correct.
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Answer from Titantech: Please send us a picture of your dashboard. Our engineer will confirm it for you.
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If you have a OBD reader that has SRS Info, it will tell you which sensor is bad. I replaced both on my '05 Silverado and the system reset and is working fine. Both of mine went out at the same time. But you need the reader to be sure.
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I found nothing in the instructions on how to calibrate. We just installed ours and so far it's accurate. Time will tell.