DutchRamRepair
Junior Member
Hello, this is my first post.
I searched your forum, often i found what i looked for.
Not on this subject. Perhaps i missed it.
Anyway, hoping you can help me,,,
Dodge Ram 2020
ABS: Steering angle sensor status: invalid.
DTC present C220B-00 ABS ACC Valves not calibrated.
Steering angle, is off about 7. degrees.
From steering wheel, down to the steering rack, are all fixed positions.
There is no way, to adjust this mechanically.
Perhaps the crash has twisted the steering colom shaft a few degrees, or a battery drain caused this.
The vehicle has been in a collision.
We repaired a few, but never had to adjust the steering angle.
Tools, CDA6, and Alfaobd.
No Witech, atleast non we have direct acces to.
Previous models, we could do the sas calibaration.
This function is not available.
This sas reset, has it become obselete. Does it only need to be within lets say 5 degrees.
And then reset and calibrated itself?
(We are located, in the Netherlands.
There are no other Ram forums, atleast not like this one.
Any ideas?
I searched your forum, often i found what i looked for.
Not on this subject. Perhaps i missed it.
Anyway, hoping you can help me,,,
Dodge Ram 2020
ABS: Steering angle sensor status: invalid.
DTC present C220B-00 ABS ACC Valves not calibrated.
Steering angle, is off about 7. degrees.
From steering wheel, down to the steering rack, are all fixed positions.
There is no way, to adjust this mechanically.
Perhaps the crash has twisted the steering colom shaft a few degrees, or a battery drain caused this.
The vehicle has been in a collision.
We repaired a few, but never had to adjust the steering angle.
Tools, CDA6, and Alfaobd.
No Witech, atleast non we have direct acces to.
Previous models, we could do the sas calibaration.
This function is not available.
This sas reset, has it become obselete. Does it only need to be within lets say 5 degrees.
And then reset and calibrated itself?
(We are located, in the Netherlands.
There are no other Ram forums, atleast not like this one.
Any ideas?
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