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PSM & ABS failure after accident

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Hello everybody! I start my posts with bad news :(

I recently had accident and the airbags deployed but I also have an abs and psm failure according to my dealer the problem is on the steering angle sensor but they are not sure :o

Replacing the contact unit behind the steering wheel this might fix the problem or not? is the contact unit connected with the steering angle sensor by anyway?

Thanks!

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If the dealer is guessing at the repair then I would recommend you find another dealer. Has the accident damage been repaired and you still have this fault? Was the angle sensor re-calibrated after the repair?

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If the dealer is guessing at the repair then I would recommend you find another dealer. Has the accident damage been repaired and you still have this fault? Was the angle sensor re-calibrated after the repair?

unfortunately we have only one service dealer here. Anyway I hope after replacing the contact unit and re-calibrating the angle sensor the psm will work :rolleyes: because for now they are searching for the problem (3 days now) :o

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