Correcting the BCW Angle
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- After replacing the BCW unit or bracket, with the bumper removed, use the BCW unit correction tool set (special tool: 09985-3T500) to perform angle correction.CAUTION:
- Perform the task on a level place.
- Perform the task after checking the tire pressure.
- Attach a vertical plumb (special tool: 09958-3T010) on the hood, and lower the plumb (A) to the ground so that it passes through the center of the emblem.
- Marking the center point below the plumb (A).
- Attach a vertical plumb (special tool: 09958-3T010) on the trunk (or tailgate), and lower the plumb (A) to the ground so that it passes through the center of the emblem.
- Marking the center point below the plumb (A).
- Marking the center of vehicle by a string.
- Mount the BCW unit fixing adaptor (special tool: 09958-3T080) on the BCW unit and fix the level laser (special tool: 09958-3T070).NOTE:
- When with the BCW unit cover, remove the cover and then mount the fixing adapter (special tool: 09958-3T080).
- Measure the angle (C) between the center line (A) of the angle measuring plate and the horizontal laser beam (B) using a digital protractor (special tool: 09958-3T090).
Horizontal Angle (C): 55°±3°
- Use a digital inclinometer (special tool: 09958-3T100) to measure the vertical angle of the BCW unit.
Vertical Angle : 87° (-0.75°/+1.25°)
- Measure the horizontal and vertical angles of left and right BCW units. If the measured values deviate from the specified values, insert a washer between the bracket of the BCW unit.
Specified Values
Horizontal Angle : 55°±3°
Vertical Angle : 87° (-0.75°/+1.25°)
- After checking and correcting the BCW unit angle, perform the BCW radar correction procedure.