Adaptive Cruise Control Module Sensor Adjustment (Vehicles With Adaptive System Installed)
NOTE:
- If there are no DTC s set in the Cruise Control Module (CCM), contact Jaguar Land Rover technical assistance before replacing the CCM
- If any DTC s are set that indicate a fault with the speed sensor/radar or with the adaptive cruise control system both the adaptive cruise control module sensor and its mounting bracket should be inspected for damage. If any damage is evident to either the sensor or its bracket, both components should be replaced
- If a new speed sensor is installed, make sure that the sensor is aligned after installation as described in the adaptive cruise control module sensor adjustment procedure. Make sure that all DTC s have been cleared/resolved following the road test
Care must be taken when removing the sensor to avoid deforming the bracket. An incorrectly aligned adaptive cruise control module sensor can cause incorrect system operation. Before starting any repair work on the speed control system, on vehicles with the adaptive system installed, check adaptive cruise control module sensor for correct vertical alignment, and complete adaptive cruise control module sensor adjustment procedure using manufacturer approved diagnostic system
For a detailed description of the adaptive cruise control module sensor adjustment procedure, refer to the relevant articles in the repair information.