| Adjustment |
| - |
Replacement of the Steering Wheel Angle Speed Sensor |
| - |
Replacement or repair of the Steering column |
| - |
Detection of DTC codes (C1260, C1261) |
| - |
Replacement of the sensor cluster |
| - |
Replacement of HECU |

| 1. |
Connect the GDS. (CAN line or OBD connector) |
| 2. |
Turn ignition switch on. |
| 3. |
Press calibration button of the Steering Wheel Angle Sensor. |
| 4. |
SAS calibration procedure is performed.
(Calibration records, DTC codes erasure)
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