EPB Reset This function helps you replace and reset the brake pads. It needs to be performed in the following cases: • After the brake pads and brake pad wear sensor are replaced; • When the brake pad warning light is on; • After a short circuit in the brake pad sensor is fixed; • After the servo motor is replaced. Steering Angle Reset If the steering angle sensor is replaced, or the steering angle is inaccurate or not centered, the steering angle reset function needs to be performed to find the relative zero position. With this position as a reference, the ECU can then calculate the exact angle for left and right steering.
BMS Reset After the car battery is replaced, the car battery control unit needs to be reset. This will clear fault information (such as low battery level) so that the control unit can match the relevant information of the newly replaced battery. ABS Bleeding When the brake system is opened to replace components such as brake pump, master cylinder, brake lines or brake fluid, air gets inside, which can lead to a soft brake pedal. ABS Bleeding is required to restore the firmness of the brake pedal. Throttle Adaptation If the ECU is disconnected accidentally, or if the throttle is replaced or cleaned, then the throttle actuators need to be initialized via the Throttle Adaptation function.
This resets the ECU's data to its initial state so that the throttle can accurately regulate the air intake. DPF Regeneration This function is mainly used for the regeneration of diesel particulate filters. To keep the filters performing well it removes particles by means of combustion and oxidation. Airbag Reset This function allows you to reset the airbag data to turn off the airbag light, so that the airbag control module can run normally. It needs to be performed in the following cases: • When the airbag deploys; • When the diagnostic tool reads "Crash data stored"; • When the airbag light is on; • When relevant DTCs cannot be cleared. 29