ADAS calibrations: 2021 Toyota Prius blind spot monitors

No static fixture this time: ADASLink®, Hunter’s premium diagnostic scan tool, will be the centerpiece for this calibration of the blind spot monitors on a Toyota Prius, along with a few included accessories.
Babox Media’s Joe Keene notes that while this calibration is similar to many others, it does include a number of procedures techs may not be familiar with, such as setting up the corner cube, and stand leveling and height adjusting. Additionally, the calibration on the driver side can be identically applied to the calibration on the passenger side.
The step-by-step onscreen guidance of ADASLink® eliminates guesswork and ensures a precise and thoroughly documented calibration for more than 25 million vehicles.
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[@Blueskull390]

If a shop doesn’t have any of the boards or anything ADAS is it still safe to use hunter code link to reset steering angle sensor? Or I you have to have the calibration equipment for the ADAS also? Attempted to do so but stopped when Subaru eyesight calibration came up.

[@HunterLearningChannel]

Codelink is safe to use for the vehicles and procedures that it covers. To your question - When an O.E. requires more than the Steering Angle Sensor reset the CodeLink may be used to cover the SAS reset portion of the ADAS procedure, where applicable.

[@S.M.Alignment]

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