There are some instances where calibration may not resolve the issues, and if this happens it's essential to consult with a qualified technician like Autotech Specialists or a dealership specializing in ADAS systems. They can conduct further diagnostics to identify the root cause of the problem and recommend appropriate solutions to ensure the proper functioning of your ADAS features.

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Below are examples of instances calibration may not be enough:

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• Faulty Components: It's possible that one or more components of your ADAS system, such as sensors, or cameras are malfunctioning or damaged. In such cases, these components may need to be repaired or replaced

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• Improper Installation: If the calibration process was not performed correctly or if the components were not installed properly, it could result in calibration failure. Double-checking the installation and calibration procedures with a qualified technician may help identify any errors.

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• Interference or Obstructions: External factors such as electromagnetic interference, or environmental conditions (e.g., heavy rain, fog) can affect the performance of ADAS components. Ensuring that there are no obstructions and minimizing sources of interference can help improve calibration accuracy.

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• Software Issues: Sometimes, calibration problems can stem from software glitches or compatibility issues with the vehicle's software system. Updating the software to the latest version or resetting the system may help resolve such issues.

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• Vehicle Compatibility: In rare cases, certain vehicles or aftermarket components may not be fully compatible with calibration procedures or ADAS features. Consulting with the vehicle manufacturer or a specialized technician can help determine if compatibility issues are present.