The three main adjustments that need to be checked and adjusted are the Camber, Caster and Toe. The Service Center will provide the before and after results. For more information, please refer to suspension and steering. Steering Angle Sensors (SAS) monitor the driver's input by continuously measuring the position and turning rate of the steering wheel and reporting the information to the vehicle on-board systems. The SAS works within a network of sensors that track wheel speed, lateral forces, vehicle roll and other variables. These measurements, along with the steering data provided by the SAS, are used to control various driver-assist systems such as Electronic Stability Control (ESC), Electric Power Steering and Active Steering. Each of these systems depends on “knowing” the driver's intended steering direction and turning force to function as intended. It is important that the SAS be calibrated to the straight-ahead position in line with the front wheels and thrustline of the v

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