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    Default Steering Angle Sensor internal code Toyota prius 850 degrees stuck

    Hello, could somebody clear the internal code from this steering angle sensor?
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    PN: 89245-74010
    Chip: 93c66
    89245-74010 steering angle sensor 850deg code 93c66b.rar

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    Quote Originally Posted by BestElectrical View Post
    Hello, could somebody clear the internal code from this steering angle sensor?
    Thank you,

    PN: 89245-74010
    Chip: 93c66
    89245-74010 steering angle sensor 850deg code 93c66b.rar
    I dont think so.some things have to be fix properly

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    Quote Originally Posted by gttuning View Post
    I dont think so.some things have to be fix properly

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    Somebody took the wheel off to check the clock spring and turned the steering angle sensor more than 850 degrees so it is now stuck at 850. I have seen some people remove that code from dump and steering sensor worked after that fine. There is no problem with the sensor.
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    You can try to remove the 4 bytes after "aa 55" in line 80

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    Quote Originally Posted by repairmymodule View Post
    You can try to remove the 4 bytes after "aa 55" in line 80
    Thanx, after writing back I scan it has a same code, and still have 850 degrees stuck.

    Any other Ideas?
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    My last guess would be to also clear out the data in line A0 after the 2 bytes "aa 5a"

    Sorry I can't be more helpful,

    Good luck!

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    Any other ideas?

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    Yes can reset and corect errors

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    Can you solve the problem ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brayn View Post
    Yes can reset and corect errors

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    Please do.

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    Or just use original dump and set the angle sensor closer to zero while cheking it on diagnostics

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    Quote Originally Posted by PierreTheron View Post
    Or just use original dump and set the angle sensor closer to zero while cheking it on diagnostics
    With original dump it is always showing 850.5 degrees. Even when it is straight at 0 degrees. Toyota sensors have a specific range, if exceeded that range the sensor writes error code inside eeprom and stops working. When the sensor is connected in the car and somebody is checking if the clockspring is good, they go over the range with a good clockspring killing the sensor.

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    Is it possible that the steering angle sensor physically broke, like how a clock spring can break by over turning? I have never taken a steering angle sensor apart on a Toyota before

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    Quote Originally Posted by repairmymodule View Post
    Is it possible that the steering angle sensor physically broke, like how a clock spring can break by over turning? I have never taken a steering angle sensor apart on a Toyota before
    Hi, Clockspring max turn on toyota usually around 900 degrees one way.
    Steering angle sensor max turn is less than 850 degrees. that is where the problem starts.

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    I fixed some before but older ones, none with 93c66 so far.
    I don't have a clue on this one.. what year is this prius?

 

 
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