Hyundai Sonata: Auto Head Lamp Leveling Device / Auto Head Lamp Leveling Unit Troubleshooting
Initialization and diagnosis sequence by using GDS equipment.
Below content summarize the procedure for A/S using GDS.
No
| Procedure
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1
| Locate vehicle to flat plane
|
2
| Tire check
|
3
| IGN1 ON
|
4
| Head lamp Low Beam ON
|
5
| Connection with diagnostic tool
|
6
| Initial command by diagnostic tool
|
7
| Clear DTC Code
|
8
| IGN1 OFF > ON
|
9
| Re- Connection with diagnostic tool
|
10
| Checking of HLLD output value as 15% and DTC Code
|
11
| HLLD actuating by diagnostic tool command
|
12
| Head lamp mechanical Initial Aiming
|
1. |
There’s no load in vehicle and vehicle should be on flat plane. |
2. |
Should check of HLLD output value (15%) after initial setting. |
3. |
Should do first electrical initial setting by diagnostic tool and then mechanical aiming afterward. |
|
1. |
Select the vehicle model and "Auto Head Lamp Leveling System (AHLS)" |
2. |
GDS can operates actuator forcefully, input/output value monitoring and self diagnosis. |
3. |
To perform functional test on AHLS outputs, select "Actuation Test". |
4. |
Select " Parameter setting & Zero Position Initial". |
5. |
Confirm that AHLS operate forcefully in "Head Lamp Leveling" menu. |
6. |
To check the DTC of the head lamp leveling system, select "Diagnostic Trouble Codes" |
Inspection
1.
Ignition "ON".
2.
Turn on the head lamp switch.
3.
Check for operation. If the aim of the head lamps changes smoothly when the head lamp leveling switch is turned.
4.
If ...
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