Smart Guides for Drivers and Technicians
Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) bring a new level of responsibility for workshop technicians. Alongside the technical challenges, there are important safety and legal obligations to meet. If you calibrate…
A proper calibration station is the foundation of accurate advanced driver assistance system repairs. A well-designed space ensures that cameras, radar and other sensors are aligned perfectly and that calibrations…
When you scan a vehicle after a repair, you may encounter diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) related to advanced driver assistance systems. Understanding these codes and how to resolve them is…
Many modern driver assistance features depend on cameras and LiDAR sensors to see the world around the vehicle. After a windscreen replacement, collision repair or suspension work, these sensors may…
Radar sensors are the eyes of many advanced driver assistance systems, including adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning and blind spot monitoring. If a radar isn’t calibrated correctly after repairs,…
After completing repairs on a vehicle with advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), your job isn’t done until you’ve checked that every electronic system is healthy. A post-repair scan and reset…
Before any repairs or modifications, technicians should perform a pre-repair scan of the vehicle’s advanced driver assistance systems. This scan reveals hidden faults, ensures accurate quotes and lays the groundwork…
Accurate calibration of advanced driver assistance systems ensures sensors and cameras provide trustworthy data. Here are the essential tools every workshop needs to perform ADAS calibrations: Having the right tools…
Advanced driver assistance systems rely on clear cameras and sensors to monitor your surroundings. Dirt, mud, snow and grime can prevent sensors from seeing properly, which reduces the effectiveness of…
There are many misconceptions about advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). Some believe these technologies fully automate driving or are only for luxury cars. Let’s separate fact from fiction to help…