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VW POLO 2016 1.2TSI: Post-Accident Power Steering Issues, Error P160900, Steering Angle Sensor

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  • #1 16726401
    ptr92
    Level 19  
    Hello,

    has a support problem after the VW Polo accident in 2016.06. 1.2TSI. I got rid of the error P160900 - It turned off due to an accident, I put away the car for the night and the support came back. I have set the limit switches, but the problem is that the power indicator lights up red all the time, even though the steering wheel rotates slightly.
    Errors in ABS: U042800 - Steering angle sensor - invalid signal, and C114602 - Counter display. Pressure. in tires - signal error
    Error in assistance: C116854 - Steering angle sensor - basic setting not executed / incorrect

    In ABS, the steering angle sensor does not change and indicates a total of 3276 degrees. By doing the VCP setting point zero, nothing changes. KTS, on the other hand, when trying to set the zero, throws out that the value from the steering angle sensor is outside the tolerance range.
    In assisting, however, the value of the steering angle changes, and the steering wheel position in the middle shows -36 degrees. The convergence is set correctly. The steering wheel rotates the same angle to the left and right.

    Did someone have such a problem?
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  • #2 16729612
    panstalin2
    Level 20  
    The power steering pump must have the same number.
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  • #3 16730618
    szymitsu21
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    After an accident, probably a poorly assembled column.
  • #4 16732224
    ireneusz1981
    Level 18  
    whether other support was provided after the accident or improved damaged. I understand that mistakes were made after an accident as a result of harming the support mechanically? Was something repaired repaired, too little info what was being repaired to find out where the fault is?
  • #5 16734339
    ptr92
    Level 19  
    The pump is old, the mangle has not been repaired, the steering column was unscrewed, but not removed. I know this info from the client.
    For now, the car returned to where it was repaired after the accident and they are to check whether it is ok in mechanical terms.
    In these cars, the error crashing in support probably appears after the information about the accident from the pillow driver.
  • #6 16794227
    ptr92
    Level 19  
    I will dig out the topic. The column was changed and nothing has changed. Finally, the original from this car was inserted. I managed to finally have a steering angle sensor with straight wheels - / + 2 steps in the power steering. The terminals were assigned, but I still can not get rid of the error regarding the basic setting of the steering angle sensor. So the steering and traction controls are still on. I drove a little car and nothing. ABS does not see the steering angle.
    Do you have any more tips?
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  • #7 16797789
    jacek074
    Level 29  
    The steering angle sensor (under the steering wheel) has been checked? As the car has halogens, it is possible to see if the turn lighting is working, the 90 ° turn should ignite the halogen.
  • #8 16800917
    ptr92
    Level 19  
    The steering angle sensor works. Here, there is no angle sensor in the steering column module. The sensor according to me is integrated in the whole column.
    As proof that the sensor is working, the fact is that you have attributed the tap.
    The problem is that there is an error in supporting the basic setting, and ABS does not see this sensor.
  • #9 16803990
    ireneusz1981
    Level 18  
    if the error of the basic setting may be you should change the coding to the appropriate one.
  • #10 16804003
    ptr92
    Level 19  
    no driver has been replaced in the car. The column was replaced only during the repair.
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  • #11 16804090
    ireneusz1981
    Level 18  
    give error numbers from the drivers preferably from vcds. He concludes that there are some errors after replacing the mechanical part of the power steering system. Maybe you should do the correct adaptation in ABS and stering assist. How can you give error numbers.
  • #12 16806050
    ptr92
    Level 19  
    in assistance: 1094656 (B116854) Steering angle sensor None
    in ABS: 1141 (U042800) Steering angle sensor Unbelievable signal
    1149 (U042800) Steering angle sensor Unbelievable signal
  • #13 16806649
    jacek074
    Level 29  
    Fact in this year's electric power assisted column and sensors installed in the support. Finally, the diagnosis is retracted. There was a problem with the voltage drop in these aids, or you can try to adapt with the connected charger.
  • #14 16808361
    zyganps
    Level 10  
    compare the speed of the wheels when driving straight ahead, the sensor adapts while driving and compares these values, as it agrees, it ends successfully zeroing
  • #15 17227699
    grzeniu_26
    Level 1  
    Did you agree with this problem?
    I have a similar case.
  • #16 17973496
    Paull.pp
    Level 1  
    grzeniu_26 wrote:
    Did you agree with this problem?
    I have a similar case.


    I also had this case, it is so in all new Ibiza and Polo. I had to do it online on the site.

    Added after 31 [seconds]:

    grzeniu_26 wrote:
    Did you agree with this problem?
    I have a similar case.


    I also had this case, it is so in all new Ibiza and Polo. I had to do it online on the site.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around power steering issues in a 2016 VW Polo 1.2TSI following an accident. The user reports persistent error codes, including P160900, U042800, and C116854, indicating problems with the steering angle sensor and ABS system. Various responses suggest potential causes such as a poorly assembled steering column, issues with the power steering pump, and the need for proper coding and adaptation of the steering angle sensor. The user has replaced the steering column but continues to experience errors, particularly with the ABS not recognizing the steering angle sensor. Suggestions include checking the sensor's functionality, ensuring correct adaptation in the ABS and steering assist systems, and verifying voltage levels in the power steering system.
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