✅ TOYOTA & LEXUS STEERING ANGLE SENSOR (SAS) CRASH RESET SERVICE

✅ TOYOTA & LEXUS

🚫 This Is Not an Item for Sale - Reset Service Only

🔄 Steering Angle Sensor (SAS) Crash Data / Fault Code Reset

❗ Please Read Before Purchasing

This listing is for a Steering Angle Sensor Reset Service only.
You will need to send us your original SAS module for reset — we do not sell replacement parts .

If your vehicle is showing fault code C1433 (Zero Point Calibration Not Learned) or other crash-data-related errors, we can help you restore your original module to working condition.

✅ How Our Service Works - 3 Simple Steps

🔧 STEP 1: Remove and Verify

• Remove your Steering Angle Sensor (SAS) from your vehicle.

• Check that the part number matches the ones listed in this title.

• If it doesn't match, contact us before purchasing — we'll guide you to the correct service.

• 🧾 STEP 2: Purchase and Send

  • Click "Buy It Now" to complete the purchase.

  • Include a copy of your eBay receipt in the package.

  • No printer? No problem — include a handwritten note with your name, return address, and phone number .

  • Securely pack your module and send it to:

  The Vehicle Check
  Unit 13 Shaftesbury Road
  Edmonton, N18 1SW
  United Kingdom

  🔄 STEP 3: We Reset and Return

  • Once we receive your unit, we will perform the reset same day or next working day .

  • Your SAS module will be returned via a tracked postal service .

  🔍 Why Choose Our Service?

  • ✅ Fast turnaround (1 working day)

  • ✅ Professional bench reset — no disassembly required

  • ✅ Specialised in Toyota / Lexus SAS modules

  • ✅ Fault codes like C1433 cleared and reset to factory default

⚠️ Please Note:

• This listing is for a reset service only — you are not purchasing a new or used SAS module.

• Service is suitable for sensors affected by crash data, calibration loss, or internal error .

• Part number matching is essential — contact us if unsure.

1. C1231 - Steering Angle Sensor Circuit

• Indicates a malfunction or irregularity in the SAS signal.

• Often caused by crash data, misalignment, or sensor failure.

2. C1433 - Zero Point Calibration of Steering Angle Sensor Not Learned

• Triggered if calibration hasn't been performed after sensor replacement or crash event.

• Also occurs if the wheel isn't centered during setup.

3. C1232 - Steering Angle Sensor Circuit Range/Performance Problem

• Indicates the sensor is outputting values outside of expected parameters.

4. C1290 - Steering Angle Sensor Malfunction

• Often set when crash data is stored or the sensor data is corrupted.

5. C120A / C1201 - ABS/VSC Communication Errors

• These may appear if SAS data isn't reaching the ABS/VSC ECU correctly.

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