Calibration zero point steering angle position sensor 

@@sergeyskumatov5570 awesome!

Awesome! I love it!!

Hello, here, just to let you know that you can also do this function with a comprehensive diagnostic device: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bsAyzSyaEPc.html.

bummer didn't work

Happy to have helped!

Dude my highlander did this too! I was like what the heck! I didn't even mess with the brake system. Going to try this fix right now

Is it work with Toyota hilux pickup

@@abbasmuhsen2715 yes

I have 2007 4runner too the slip blinker doesnt blink. Will this will work

@Type-Ry

sent. thanks again!@@Mr_Fix_It

a good alignment tech would have done this as part of the job

Hello, you can take a look at this function I made with the comprehensive diagnostic equipment: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bsAyzSyaEPc.html.

Yes it should work

Yes it should work. As long as you cross the correct pins it will reset your system.

Did you try this? My rc F has the same. I wonder if the pins are the same corresponding from this to the lexus rc f

@@spikey9azn6 haven’t tried it yet, weather has been really good where I live so I haven’t felt the need

@@spikey9azn6 I tried and it works on my SC430 but for some reason it comes back fast

Yes

Any updates?

Yes it will work. You can thank me later. 🤣

No harm, I’ve put it in 4th pin on accident before and nothing happened. To confirm that the reset is taking place all the lights have to be flashing. Hope this helps

Yes it makes a difference. You may blow a fuse if not done correctly. Just pause the video to about 1:58 and match your port to mines. Some ports are upside down/ right side up. Hope this helps.

Yes

Yes

Yes

Unfortunately it is for Toyota/Lexus only.

Hello, you can take a look at this video, I used the comprehensive diagnostic equipment to do this function for Kia cars: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bsAyzSyaEPc.html.

@@WitheAlien you need to recalibrate your position angle sensor. But you’ll need a scanner for that.

Sorry we don’t have those cars here in the US but the Hilux should work. The other two I am not sure.

No, Nissan. Only Toyota

No, I’m sorry.

Yes it should work

I’m not sure. Just pause the video or screenshot it and match it up to your OBD port. Hope that helps.

Check your fuses maybe you blow a fuse.

@@Mr_Fix_It will check them out

Yes

Yes but sounds like you have a bad ABS sensor or alignment issues that need to be addressed first.

@@Mr_Fix_It what is ABS sensor？ is it speed sensor？

@@ahyeong98 yes speed sensor.

@@Mr_Fix_It alright，ill try check those problems. Thanks mate. much appreciate

No

Only Toyota’s

Only on Toyota and Lexus

Yes

As long as it’s a Toyota. Yes.

@@Mr_Fix_It i tried but dnt work for me

@@izzogenious you have a bad sensor my friend you need to replace it. You need to fix your problem first. My procedure is for resetting after fixing the problem.

@@Mr_Fix_It acceleration sensor learning value i tried another sensor still the same

Yes

No Toyota’s ONLY.

Yes

@@Mr_Fix_It my vehicle is in an accident and have not been able to get power steering to work has an electric rack and pinion and a friend of mine has a scanner but we can never get it back to zero point

@@Mr_Fix_It my power steering is still not working steering wheel it hard to move is there something else I need to do?

@@MiguelGarcia-jl3bu You have an issue you need to fix before you can do a reset. Your rack n pinion is electric so check your battery voltage and your fuses and relays. Unless the car has been in a accident then it could have internal damage and may need to be replaced.

@@Mr_Fix_It I appreciate you replying back to me and yes, I have replace the rack and pinion it was used but off of a running vehicle and picking up another rack today and the yaw rate sensor. Someone told me that has something to do with the suspension and alignment components for the vehicle. It was in an accident, I replaced everything as far as suspension

I think it should.

Can't be any type of metal correct

Just not aluminum. You can use a magnet, if it sticks to the magnet you can use it.

No this is for Toyota, Lexus and Scion only.

@@Mr_Fix_It tnx for answering

Yes, it should be the same.

I just did this and it reset it. I had my brake light on,traction Control,and abs light. With codes listed codes above. Hope they stay off. Thank you.

14 Rav4

@@christopher23. I’m glad it worked for you!

Sorry for the delayed reply, but yes it should!

Hello, you can take a look at this video, I used the comprehensive diagnostic equipment to do this function for VW: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YUygYECFsmE.html .

Yes

@@Mr_Fix_It awesome thanks 🤙🏾

@@richardnunez5407did it work for your 2015 camry?

No

Shorting both the pins is pretty much reseting the whole system. You may have a alignment issue or a bent suspension part. I would address the issue and get the alignment first then do the reset.

@@Mr_Fix_It Ok. Thank you for responding so quickly.

@@Mr_Fix_It Do you mean that 'shorting these pins' is the same as clearing ALL codes with an OBD2 tool/reader? And, if jumping these pins ONLY clears codes - why is this also called a 'CALIBRATION'? I have 3 warnings showing in my instrument cluster (on my 2008 RX350): - ABS, - VSC OFF(flashing), and, - traction control symbol (car with swervy lines behind it). They just all came on after a gas fill up, I think! I also have several codes including: - U0073 (ABS bus communication off), - C0205 (front speed sensor LH circuit), and - U0126 (lost communication with steering angle module). I cleaned the front left ABS speed sensor - it did have some metal clinging to it. So, now I'm wondering what to do next. I drove the car for 10 minutes - ABS light stays on. Should I use your jump the pins to re calibrate steering angle? (which may reset ALL codes?) And then should I clear all the codes with the OBD2 scanner? I also have these codes. Might they all be coming due to ABS error code?: U0123, C1223, U0124 (replace YAW rate sensor) C2122 What do you suggest I work on next? (THANKS for any help you would offer!)

@@m.n.3490 Sounds like you have a bad ABS/wheel sensor. I would replace it and clear all codes with a scanner. You can get a speed sensor on Rockauto.com. They probably have the best pricing on auto parts .

@@Mr_Fix_It (I thought I replied, looks like I did not ...) So,I did look at the sensor, and there was a lot of metal shavings sticking to it. I cleaned it off, thinking the metal shavings was messing up the sensor readings. The sensor line looked good, not cuts or scrapes. I dd not test the sensor line for resistance as I could not find my meter. What I am not clear on. is, if cleaning the sensor worked, would the ABS light go off after driving the car for a few miles all by itself? Or, would I need to clear the ABS light, drive a few miles, and see if the ABS warning light comes back on? Since I have so many codes, I'm not sure if they are related to each other in any way. Ex: Like with the BS code of U0073 (control module communic BUS off) and C0205 (Front speed sensor LH circuit). Would cleaning the sensor (or replacing with a new sensor) turn off both U0073 and C0205? Do both need to turn off to clear the ABS light being on? And do any of the other warning lights relate to ABS? For example do the VSC OFF, or TRAC (swerving car symbol) light up due to ABS light? DO they have their related codes? Man, this is complicated stuff.

No this is for Toyota cars

That message something is still wrong. Put a OBD scanner on and see if there are any codes. Maybe a bad ABS/speed sensor. Also just be your alignment is still off. Hope this helps.

Yes it should work.

@@Mr_Fix_It thanks I will try on my is250 always got that problem

It’s more for Toyotas I don’t think it would work on American cars.

The OBD port is in different positions in different cars. As long as your car is a Toyota or Lexus or Scion, line up your paper clip like in my video and you should be able to do the reset.

Thanks for your reply. Ooops, I messed up the diagram above. (Was getting sleepy, lol). Anyways, what I meant to say was that in the other video, as well as another forum, they said to use pins 4 and 12 (where 4 = CG, Chasis Ground, and 12 = TS, Brake Actuator Assy). 16 13 9 ============ In YOUR video the pins used look like: // o o o X o o o o \\. // o o o X o o o o \\ =================== 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 (which is pins 5 & 13 where 5 = SGND, and 13 = TC) 16 12 9 ============ In OTHER video the pins used look like: // o o o o X o o o \\. // o o o o X o o o \\ =================== 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 (which is pins 4 and 12 (4 = TS, and 12 = CG,)

No this is for Toyota’s. Sorry.

No I don’t think so. You will probably blow a fuse

@@Mr_Fix_It can work on toyota gt86? toyota gt86 & BRZ have same system.

what fuse probably blow?

Did it work? I have a scion FRS 2015

@@andrewfernandez2542 not work..

I don’t think so, this trick is more for Toyota, Lexus and Scion.

@@Mr_Fix_It you think itll work for a new lexus? 2015 lexus rcF? Same pin placement?

@@spikey9azn6 yes sir, it should work. Worst thing that can happen is you blow a fuse.

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Depends on the position of the OBD port, some cars it’s flipped, like car in the video.

Yes actually the door needs to be open for me to access the OBD port and the ignition on for the reset. I’m glad you can find something negative from something that is useful and free for some people.

@@Mr_Fix_It If you're going to publically put yourself and your videos out on the largest video platform that exists on planet Earth, don't get your feelings hurt when someone addresses a legitimate issue they may have with the "quality" of one of those videos. I lost around 75% of my hearing in BOTH of my ears from a horrific accident in 2018 and have to wear hearing amplifiers and the sound coming from the chime in your video makes both of those amplifiers hit a high pitch and then the sound cracks. Have you ever heard the sound a microphone makes when it gets too close to the speaker that it's connected to? That's the same sound I get to hear when watching this video. This video was neither useful nor free for me. Also, if you would've turned the key to the "on" position instead of having it on "accessory," you'd noticed that the chime would've gone away.

@@dennishickmaniii3672 If you can't hear this sound, how would you do it live? This sound is in the van, do you have one? There's no need to behave like that when he's helping. There are much worse sounds on this platform. Regards.

Yes it should.

Yes it should.

Yes it should work.

If zero is not done will atrac, mts n cc still work?

Hello, you can take a look at this video, I used the comprehensive diagnostic equipment to do this function for VW: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YUygYECFsmE.html .

Sounds like you have an issue with your rack and pinion.

@@Mr_Fix_It If turn steering one side smoothly turn but another side too hard its any torque sensor angle position problem?

@@JaiPrakash-bd2xt I don’t think so, they would just give you warning lights sounds like a mechanic issue. Something is broken internally or bent. You need to lift the car up and have some turn the wheels while you look to see if anything is rubbing.

No, only Toyota/Lexus.