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Old Sep 12, 2020 | 06:20 AM
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Default Steering angle sensor replacement

05 manual transmission. Car sat for LONG time. I put the battery on a slow tricking charge. Day later, BAS/ESP warning light on.
I preformed the owners manual reset. Light still on.

my shop guy with many scanners told me: need to replace my steering angle sensor.

How hard is it to R&R the SAS? I have seen on YouTube the replacement of one on a 300M. Crossfire the same?

best place to get a replacement part?

thanks, Kevin
 
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Old Sep 12, 2020 | 08:36 AM
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How was the steering angle sensor reset?? Simply moving the steering wheel from lock to lock right & left probably won't do it. I just had a scan tell me the steering angle sensor needed to be initialized (DTC C1174 & C1175). I did the left right lock to lock with no positive result. However, thinking that this may require a driving cycle like so may other codes to reset I drove my car a few hundred yards moving the steering wheel to full lock right three or four times and back to center. Then when I straightened out and drove just ten or twenty yards the dash warning lights went off and I was back to normal.
You may have to take your car for a short drive moving the wheel to full lock then back to center several times after doing the normal reset procedure to clear the light.
 
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Old Sep 12, 2020 | 10:19 AM
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Default Re: Steering angle sensor replacement

Thanks for the input-ideas.
i did drive the car some distance however didn’t do the left to right to center part. I will try again soon.
my “trusted” mechanic is talking about $950 to replace the SAS and reset everything.
 
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Old Sep 12, 2020 | 10:43 AM
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Default Re: Steering angle sensor replacement

Originally Posted by kevireno
Thanks for the input-ideas.
i did drive the car some distance however didn’t do the left to right to center part. I will try again soon.
my “trusted” mechanic is talking about $950 to replace the SAS and reset everything.
New ones are like $300; used on ebay for about $30. Depends on your budget.
 
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Old Sep 12, 2020 | 08:55 PM
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Originally Posted by kevireno
05 manual transmission. Car sat for LONG time. I put the battery on a slow tricking charge. Day later, BAS/ESP warning light on.
I preformed the owners manual reset. Light still on.

my shop guy with many scanners told me: need to replace my steering angle sensor.

How hard is it to R&R the SAS? I have seen on YouTube the replacement of one on a 300M. Crossfire the same?

best place to get a replacement part?

thanks, Kevin



A clue maybe ( Car sat for LONG time. I put the battery on a slow tricking charge. Day later, BAS/ESP warning light on. I preformed the owners manual reset. Light still on. ). Are you sure your battery is GOOD? Even a wet cell needs care, not left alone for a 'LONG time'.


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Old Sep 13, 2020 | 06:08 AM
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Thanks, battery checked out good.
 
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Old Nov 26, 2022 | 06:33 PM
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The other day I was doing some inspection work on my 2007 Coupe & decided to connect to the OBD port & see if any codes were present. Found these four listed: C1038, C1174, C1178, C1279. All of these tie back to the Clock Spring and/or Steering Angle Sensor. I have cleared all of these out, but haven't driven the car since. Probably will take the Coupe for a short drive tomorrow & see if these get generated again.
 
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Old Dec 4, 2022 | 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted by dedwards0323
The other day I was doing some inspection work on my 2007 Coupe & decided to connect to the OBD port & see if any codes were present. Found these four listed: C1038, C1174, C1178, C1279. All of these tie back to the Clock Spring and/or Steering Angle Sensor. I have cleared all of these out, but haven't driven the car since. Probably will take the Coupe for a short drive tomorrow & see if these get generated again.
So I took the opportunity between storm fronts yesterday & tomorrow to take the 2007 Coupe for a short drive (it always brings "permagrin" whenever I drive this car - ). Wanted to see if any of the above codes got generated. Traveled thru some neighborhoods so I could get good "lock turns" on the steering wheel. Hooked up the code reader when I got back home & no codes were present. Guess I will continue to monitor this for awhile.
 
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