2009 Mercedes Benz CLS550 Steering Angle Sensors
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Part Number: GXL2115450116
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- 2009 Mercedes Benz CLS550 All Submodels All Engines Steering Angle Sensor Control Unit with Steering Angle Sensor
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Where Is the ESP Sensor Located?Vehicle manufacturers have different names for their particular ESP systems that sometimes even vary between models in the same brand:
GM – StabiliTrakDodge – Electronic Stability ControlFord – AdvanceTracToyota – Vehicle Stability ControlNissan – Vehicle Dynamic ControlVarious different names on other platforms
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What Is the RSC on a Car?Furthermore, the RSC system works closely with the stability control system and the anti-lock braking system (ABS). The stability control system prevents cars from skidding when turning, while the ABS prevents the wheels from locking up, allowing you to steer.
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Steering Angle Sensor: What It Is, Symptoms of Failure, Types, and MoreIn addition to acting as an input for the electronic power steering system (on vehicles so-equipped), the SAS plays a role in other systems, such as electronic stability control and lane keeping assistance.
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