$299
Price in reward points: 299
Script for Steering Angle Sensor (SAS) Repair – Toyota, Lexus, Suzuki
Diagnostic solution for restoring steering angle sensors (SAS) in Toyota, Lexus, and Suzuki vehicles that are not recognized via the CAN bus (error U0126).
The script works only with the original iProg Pro programmer.
This script allows you to repair SAS sensors based on R5F2134 and R5F2154 microcontrollers, which cannot be restored by conventional CAN methods. It fully supports reading and writing both Data Flash and ROM Flash memory.
Supported sensor models:
- Toyota/Lexus: 89245-12040, 89245-12050, 89245-02060, 89245-0R030 (R5F2134); 89245-47010, 89245-0K020 (R5F2154)
- Suzuki: 37440-68L010 (R5F2134) – Data Flash read/write supported
Features:
- Works without internet connection
- Requires direct access to contact pads on the sensor’s PCB
- Zero calibration via CAN interface may be required after repair (on the bench, via CAN adapter or in the vehicle).
Demonstration video of the script
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