Rain/Light Recognition Sensor, without Lane Assist, Removing and Installing
Special tools, testers and auxiliary items required
- Improvised tool
- Use 0.7 mm thick metal strip to make improvised tool with dimensions shown.
Removing
- If the rain/light recognition sensor G397 was replaced, select the "Replace" function for the respective control module in "Guided Fault Finding" or "Guided Functions".
- Guide offset end of improvised tool - 1 - under side of trim - 2 - as shown.
- Release trim retainer tabs by pulling improvised tool in - direction of arrow -.
- Repeat procedure on opposite side.
- Disconnect electrical connector - 2 -.
- Release retaining clips - arrows - using small screwdriver and remove Rain/Light Recognition Sensor G397 - item 1 -.
Installing
Fig 4: Pressing Grip Surfaces On Protective Cap And Removing From Rain/Light Recognition Sensor G397
Install in reverse order of removal, observing the following:
- Clean the rest of the sensor film off the windshield.
- Clean the contact surface on the windshield with cleaning solution D 009 401 04 .
- Press the grip surfaces - arrows - on the protective cap - 2 - together and remove it from the rain/light recognition sensor G397 - item 1 -.
Fig 5: Spraying Entire Surface Of Sensor Foil With Cleaning Solution D 009 401 04 And Inserting Sensor In Mirror Base
- Spray the entire surface of the sensor film - 1 - with cleaning solution D 009 401 04 .
- Insert the rain/light recognition sensor G397 in the retaining plate and press it onto the windshield without forming bubbles.
NOTE:
- The rain/light recognition sensor G397 must engage audibly in the retaining plate and have no embedded objects or bubbles between it and the windshield to function properly.
- Secure the rain/light recognition sensor G397 to the retaining plate with the retaining spring.
- Code the new rain/light recognition sensor G397.
- Select the function or path:
| Vehicle brand | |||||
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| Engine identification | |||||
| 09 - Electronic central electrical | |||||
| Coding G397 (repair group 64) | |||||
- Follow further instructions on display of VAS 5051B.