PROBLEM: Steering angle sensor
Dec 13, 2010, 01:23 AM
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PROBLEM: Steering angle sensor
Hey guys,
last week I need to haul off my EVO X MR because I got a S-AWC error in the display and ASC and everything goes crazy.
After read out the DTC's a "steering angle sensor" should be the problem.
Mitsu garage changed this sensor on warrenty but they can't delete this error out of the ECU. They tried to align everthing but nothing helps.
Now told me the garage they need to contact the Mitsu head quater and this maybe needs few weeks...
Why I have bought a new car with warrenty? I got no rental car because I'm in a 50km radius and this fu.... service is like s h i t !! Aaaarrgggghhh !!
Maybe anybody have had the same problems and can give me some info.
Thanks
Peter
last week I need to haul off my EVO X MR because I got a S-AWC error in the display and ASC and everything goes crazy.
After read out the DTC's a "steering angle sensor" should be the problem.
Mitsu garage changed this sensor on warrenty but they can't delete this error out of the ECU. They tried to align everthing but nothing helps.
Now told me the garage they need to contact the Mitsu head quater and this maybe needs few weeks...
Why I have bought a new car with warrenty? I got no rental car because I'm in a 50km radius and this fu.... service is like s h i t !! Aaaarrgggghhh !!
Maybe anybody have had the same problems and can give me some info.
Thanks
Peter
Dec 13, 2010, 02:39 AM
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The problem occured after I've tried to log with EVOSCAN, but I've not tried to reflash the ecu and I have heard a "crack" behind the steering wheel.
And I'm sure this dealer have no access to the ecu for a reflash... He told me he can't look into the ecu so deep...
And I'm sure this dealer have no access to the ecu for a reflash... He told me he can't look into the ecu so deep...
Dec 13, 2010, 03:03 AM
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The dealer has to be able to re-flash since there were recalls on the vehicle. I doubt that is it though. I know we have like 3 on board computers in our cars and maybe you fried something more than a sensor unfortunately. Maybe your SST transmission is breaking like some people are experiencing. Best thing to do is get a rep down to that dealership and maybe you will end up with a new car. I'd call corporate and explain to them the situation about a loaner car and the dealership not being able to "look into" the ecu leaving you helpless.
I'm sorry bro
I'm sorry bro
Dec 13, 2010, 03:31 AM
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@Tephra
I've read into the FSM and I have seen there is a calibration needed for the Sensor and after this you need to calibrate also the ASC.
Of course I'm not sure what he did and what not.
I'll ask for the actual code. I tell you later. The dealer told me he can't delete this code. He changes the sensor and he changed any spring behind the steerin wheel. He told me the spring was broken.
@tehSteve
Yes... I think also they can do a reflash, but not tolook on fuel or ignition tables. The dealer is a great guy... He knows what changes are done and still keeps the warrenty, but gentleness doesn't replace knowledge. I hope they will fix this fu... BS soon because I know if there is something with a damages SST this will need months for a warrenty enquiry.
But thanks bro for your help.
Peter
I've read into the FSM and I have seen there is a calibration needed for the Sensor and after this you need to calibrate also the ASC.
Of course I'm not sure what he did and what not.
I'll ask for the actual code. I tell you later. The dealer told me he can't delete this code. He changes the sensor and he changed any spring behind the steerin wheel. He told me the spring was broken.
@tehSteve
Yes... I think also they can do a reflash, but not tolook on fuel or ignition tables. The dealer is a great guy... He knows what changes are done and still keeps the warrenty, but gentleness doesn't replace knowledge. I hope they will fix this fu... BS soon because I know if there is something with a damages SST this will need months for a warrenty enquiry.
But thanks bro for your help.
Peter
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Thanks tephra... Yeah.. maybe they have damaged it. The reason I have heard a "crack" during steering left hand side, maybe there is really something broken behind the steering wheel. After this crack all problems begun. First sign was a "ASC sliding sign" (car doesn't slide.. 10mph during this message) and after I tried to go left hand side ASC brakes the front wheels and "S-AWC Control" appears. Seems the car went in Limp mode because it accelerate like a 50hp Golf.
I think this is the best idea to help these guys... It seems they doesn't have a lot of experience with that kind of car. Too bad I can not calibrate the sensor with Tactrix and Evoscan. That would be a great help.
Peter
I think this is the best idea to help these guys... It seems they doesn't have a lot of experience with that kind of car. Too bad I can not calibrate the sensor with Tactrix and Evoscan. That would be a great help.
Peter
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Just to let you guys know.... Car is running again
With the correct usage of the MUTIII everything was fine... Crazy guys sometimes in the Mitsu garage.
Thanks for help
Peter
With the correct usage of the MUTIII everything was fine... Crazy guys sometimes in the Mitsu garage.
Thanks for help
Peter
