ADAS Calibration After Vehicle Repairs

Verify sensor alignment post-repair to avoid false alerts or ADAS failures

Difficulty: AdvancedTime Needed: 1–2 hoursRecommended Season: Any

Prevent $1,000–$3,000 in collision or liability costs from miscalibration.

Tags:adas calibrationpost-repairsensor alignmentvehicle safetysystem accuracy

Verify all ADAS warning lights are off and no diagnostic codes are present.
Inspect camera and radar sensor mounts for misalignment or looseness.
Confirm windshield uses correct glass and mounting to prevent camera distortion.
Test lane assist and departure warning functions at proper speeds during test drive.
Check adaptive cruise control for correct following distance and braking.
Assess blind spot monitoring using simulated vehicles in adjacent lanes.
Validate emergency braking readiness and warning lights in a controlled area.
Review parking assist and surround view camera calibration for proper images.
Ensure traffic sign recognition displays current signs after camera repositioning.
Check steering angle sensor calibration for proper lane centering.
Document calibration steps with before-and-after screenshots for records.
Request a scan tool report confirming all ADAS modules passed calibration.

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