Calibrating the Forward Sensing Radar (FSR) on 2023 Mazda CX-9 using the LAC05-03 Corner Reflector

In this video, we will show you how to calibrate the Forward Sensing Radar (FSR) system on your Mazda CX-9. FSR is an advanced safety feature that helps you maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you. It's essential to ensure that this system is calibrated correctly to prevent any accidents on the road.
We will show you a demonstration on how to calibrate the FSR system on your Mazda CX-9. We will provide you with detailed instructions, including all the tools you'll need and tips on how to avoid common mistakes.
FSR is an advanced safety feature in Mazda CX-9
Properly calibrated FSR can prevent accidents on the road
Calibrating FSR is a simple process with the right tools and instructions
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[@sivaprasadkadancheryillam]

If i apply tint on Mazda logo,does it affects the radar???

[@stephenbay9564]

This is a great video. Thank you for it. One question - The pictures shown on the scan tool you used shows the reflector (antenna) with one of its points, pointing upward. However you have the antenna oriented such that the "top" of the antenna is flat. Does this orientation matter? The scan tool reported a successful calibration. I wonder if one also achieve a successful cal if the antenna was rotated as per what is shown on the scan tool? Would you know?

[@SmartSafeTechUSA]

Good observation. The tablet's graphic of the trihedral corner reflector is shown in what is a "normal" position where the pointed side is facing up and the flat side is facing down. However, most OEM ADAS calibration equipment sets up the reflector with the flat side up and the pointed side down. Apologies for the confusion.