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Throwing ACZ error... Steering wheel sensor
Ok, so I think I messed up the calibration on my ACZ on my 2006 650i. After a DIY brake pad job i was troubleshooting a brake sensor error. I entered the dash menu by holding down the trip rest button, and as I was cycling through the menu I must have accidentally changed a setting in there. After i restarted the car, the traction control light + BRAKE light warning appeared.
From what i have read i have somehow killed the ACZ calibration. I tried the following procedure: "sit in car, start engine, have steering wheel in straight ahead position without pausing, turn wheel slowly all the way to the left and pause at the end for a second or 2 without pausing, turn all the way to the right and pause at the end for a second or 2 repeat the last 2 steps and end in the straight ahead position. turn off car, wait a minute, restart, and drive away for a few hundred feet. you just calibrated your SZL ( steering wheel sensor to tell dsc if wheel is turned and to what degree)" It did not work. Is anyone familiar with the "Trip Reset" menu? What the heck did i do? Is there any way to reverse this through the same menu? =[ |
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