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Best Practices For ADAS Service

When it comes to ADAS concerns, start by scanning for codes to see if the system has detected any faults or issues.

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The function and design of ADAS features will vary greatly from one manufacturer to the next, but the end goal is always the same: safety.

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When it comes to diagnosing, servicing and/or repairing these systems, many technicians might end up feeling intimidated. While it’s true that ADAS features are complex systems that require a number of sensors and outputs to all work seamlessly together, working on them is no more complicated than performing a four-wheel alignment or adjusting the beam pattern on a headlight.

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