When is ADAS calibration needed?
Just about every make and model of vehicle have different circumstances when a calibration is required. Combined with the different ways each system function, it can be a challenge to identify when an ADAS calibration is required. Below are some of the more common circumstances that will lead to the need for an ADAS calibration.
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360 Degree Camera System, Cameras in Decklid (only if 360 equipped), Front Bumper Cover/Grille, Left/Right Side Mirrors, with or without DTC
- If vehicle height changes because of suspension or tire replacement
- If rear camera is replaced or installation angle changes
- If front camera, bumper, or radiator grille assembly is replaced; or because of replacement or removal and installation of 2 or more parts
- If side camera or outer rear view mirror assembly is replaced or installation angle of side camera changes due to installation; or because of replacement or removal and installation of 2 or more parts
Camera Near Rearview Mirror, with or without DTC
- If camera is removed or replaced
Forward RADAR for Adaptive Cruise Control, Collision Warning, Collision Braking...with or without DTC
- If sensor is installed
- If bumper cover or grille is installed
- If DTC indicates need for calibration
Rear RADAR for Blind Spot Detection, Rear Cross Traffic...with or without DTC
- If sensor is installed
Ultrasonic Sensor in Front Bumper Cover/Grille for Park Assist, with or without DTC
- If front bumper cover is replaced or installation position changes
- If ultrasonic sensor is removed, replaced, becomes misaligned, or is subjected to impact
Ultrasonic Sensor in Rear Bumper Cover for Park Assist, with or without DTC
- If vehicle height changes because of suspension or tire replacement
- If rear bumper cover is replaced or installation position changes
- If ultrasonic sensor is removed, replaced, becomes misaligned, or is subjected to impact
