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NGL450 w/EORP, S550
Haha, I got lucky.
You can also check your steering angle sensor on Comand -> Map -> Compass.
if your sas is giving erratic values, it’ll be obvious when this problem occurs and you can then monitor for this real-time with no scanner.
Also, someone’s been in your steering column if the wheel is at 4’o clock.
You can also check your steering angle sensor on Comand -> Map -> Compass.
if your sas is giving erratic values, it’ll be obvious when this problem occurs and you can then monitor for this real-time with no scanner.
Also, someone’s been in your steering column if the wheel is at 4’o clock.
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From: Queensalnd Australia
2006 ML320 CDI (2 of) and 2008 GL320
Off topic but I have an 06 ML320 cdi that if you turn hard right the traction goes off. Same when you straighten quickly to right after turning left
the live data indicates expected (normal) readings for the steering angle but i get the steering angle sensor error as stored.
i did do the steering rack six months back, when I did it I did have the steering wheel held straight but still had to adjust the steering column to input shaft angle a few times. It is pretty wet 0 at straight now.
i would have thought that a faulty steering angle sensor would not give seemingly correct info on live data - I don’t get yaw sensor fault. I wonder if this is the cause?
i don’t get the traction cut in when I do the hard turns (at similar speeds) on grass (where I would have thought I would have slip).
the live data indicates expected (normal) readings for the steering angle but i get the steering angle sensor error as stored.
i did do the steering rack six months back, when I did it I did have the steering wheel held straight but still had to adjust the steering column to input shaft angle a few times. It is pretty wet 0 at straight now.
i would have thought that a faulty steering angle sensor would not give seemingly correct info on live data - I don’t get yaw sensor fault. I wonder if this is the cause?
i don’t get the traction cut in when I do the hard turns (at similar speeds) on grass (where I would have thought I would have slip).
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From: Saint Louis
2010 GL550 | 2020 S560
@wannawagon I'm dreading the steering rack replacement...
@Max Blast I just did what you said in reference to using COMMAND. It calculates only in 5° increments but it appears the SAS is not the issue.
I'm going to tackle this yaw rate sensor replacement this week. Looks pretty straight forward.
There's plenty for sale used on eBay. I didn't see any off brand anywhere online.
Does the yaw sensor need to be calibrated after the new one is installed or is this a plug and play sensor?
I'm taking the GL on a road trip next weekend.
@Max Blast I just did what you said in reference to using COMMAND. It calculates only in 5° increments but it appears the SAS is not the issue.
I'm going to tackle this yaw rate sensor replacement this week. Looks pretty straight forward.
There's plenty for sale used on eBay. I didn't see any off brand anywhere online.
Does the yaw sensor need to be calibrated after the new one is installed or is this a plug and play sensor?
I'm taking the GL on a road trip next weekend.
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Joined: Jan 2010
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NGL450 w/EORP, S550
@wannawagon I'm dreading the steering rack replacement...
@Max Blast I just did what you said in reference to using COMMAND. It calculates only in 5° increments but it appears the SAS is not the issue.
I'm going to tackle this yaw rate sensor replacement this week. Looks pretty straight forward.
There's plenty for sale used on eBay. I didn't see any off brand anywhere online.
Does the yaw sensor need to be calibrated after the new one is installed or is this a plug and play sensor?
I'm taking the GL on a road trip next weekend.
@Max Blast I just did what you said in reference to using COMMAND. It calculates only in 5° increments but it appears the SAS is not the issue.
I'm going to tackle this yaw rate sensor replacement this week. Looks pretty straight forward.
There's plenty for sale used on eBay. I didn't see any off brand anywhere online.
Does the yaw sensor need to be calibrated after the new one is installed or is this a plug and play sensor?
I'm taking the GL on a road trip next weekend.
should be plug and play, it’s just a sensor with no ECu.
