DEALERSHIP CALIBRATION
Calibration of the navigation system must be checked or performed when various
components of the system are changed or when the troubleshooting procedures of the
diagnostic module call for it.
The calibration procedures are stored in the Navigation computer module and are called up
for display on the LCD screen.
Complete or partial calibration is required when the following components are changed:
Navigation Computer Module - Complete calibration automatically required.
Magnetic Field Sensor or rear window (defroster replacement) - Sensor Check and
Compass Calibration
Tires/Wheels - Setting of tire size in tire calibration screen (from Owner Calibration
Section) and wheel sensor calibration.
Additionally, if the vehicle has had body work (new sheet metal or welding work) a sensor
check and Compass calibration should be performed .
The following preconditions must exist before a successful calibration can be
carried out:
No faults stored in the Navigation system.
The correct tire size set in the tire calibration screen. Tires inflated to correct pressures.
Known location of:
- A large flat parking lot with enough width to allow the vehicle to be driven in tight
circles to the left and right.
- A back street (no traffic) with a minimum 100 meter (approx 330 ft) straight path.
There should be no overhead power lines/transformers in the immediate vicinity of the
parking lot to create any magnetic interference with the magnetic field sensor.
All electrical consumers should be switched off - Rear window heating, Radio, seat
heating, air conditioning, etc.
TOOLS NEEDED FOR DEALERSHIP CALIBRATION
Metric tape measure (minimum 8 meters).
Piece of white chalk.
2 X 2 angle iron (6 long).
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On-Board Monitor and Navigation Systems