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As always great info! I just did a lane assist calibration on a Audi q3. And it went thru and passed, but on the test drive and error, popped up. And when I came back to scan it, it was automatic calibration error. So I redid the calibration, and then drove it a second time and worked flawlessly. Only think I can think off, what the tech who put the bracket on had it like twisted. Because although the first time my angle deviations were in spec. It didn’t like it. Lol
will be super great if you can make an video for Exx series as E60/E61/E63 etc... to see how will work that calibration tool with ISTA. thank you for this great idea/tools
Hi, Not all mirrors if your mirror is made out of glass and has a metal paint on the backside of it, it will reflect radar signals, a solid piece of aluminum perfectly flat, with no curves is ideal,
As always great info! I just did a lane assist calibration on a Audi q3. And it went thru and passed, but on the test drive and error, popped up. And when I came back to scan it, it was automatic calibration error. So I redid the calibration, and then drove it a second time and worked flawlessly. Only think I can think off, what the tech who put the bracket on had it like twisted. Because although the first time my angle deviations were in spec. It didn’t like it. Lol
Thankfulness to you for sharing that very knowledge of yours each as well as every time with all of us. 👍
Great video as usual, Thanks!
will be super great if you can make an video for Exx series as E60/E61/E63 etc... to see how will work that calibration tool with ISTA. thank you for this great idea/tools
Jack you the man
I worked on a Alfa last week. The shop put the license plate bracket in front of the radar lol
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Cool!
Do you think I can use a mirror? As a target
Hi,
Not all mirrors if your mirror is made out of glass and has a metal paint on the backside of it, it will reflect radar signals, a solid piece of aluminum perfectly flat, with no curves is ideal,