SargeDiesel
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From my understanding, the calibration is for the Adaptive Cruise Control and all of the radar sensors. There are lots of other threads concerning lifts / windshield replacement and recalibration.What's it calibrated for? Distance ahead, headlight alignment or ?? I don't recall having mine calibrated after installing a 2.5" lift with 35s? I don't use cruise control so maybe I'm just blinding oncoming traffic. How much difference would changing the windshield make to calibration?
Sorry, I'm just bored and curious - bad combination on a Saturday.
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But, from my reading, recalibration is not needed because the sensors are attached to the ?sports bar? NOT the actual windshield...
* after reading several threads about this, seems a common denominator in the people being told by safelite that a calibration can not be completed is... they all had a tazer installed, once they unmarried it and tried the calibration again, it worked.
If you are curious about the process itself, there are youtube videos showing it.
A little more info:
What is ADAS?
ADAS stands for “Advanced Driver(s) Assistance Systems”. These systems rely upon cameras, lasers, and radar – often with the camera mounting to the windshield. Any time a new windshield is installed, the camera must be calibrated to ensure proper functionality and to restore the camera to OEM specifications.
Examples of ADAS applications are:
- Lane Departure Warning
- Collision Warning
- Blind Spot Monitoring
- Park Assist
- Automatic Cruise Control
- Pedestrian Protection
- Headlights Control
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