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[Solved] Recognizing SAS Steering Angle Sensor in Vectra C 2006 CIM Modules (13204146 UY)

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How can I identify which Vectra C CIM modules include the SAS steering angle sensor without dismantling the unit, so I can replace my 13204146 UY module with the correct one?

You cannot reliably identify the SAS-equipped CIM just by looking at it; the thread says to match the module by VIN, and EPC points to the UZ/UY CIM variants [#16971036] [#16971601] [#16982068] If the SAS is damaged, the sensor is not sold separately, so the practical fix is to replace the whole CIM module [#17010871] One poster also confirmed that changing the CIM solved the problem and the replacement worked [#17021880]
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  • #1 16967807
    bolekf2
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    Hello, I want to replace the CIM module. My designation is 13204146 UY, hard to access. I know that all modules that have a SAS steering angle sensor will fit, so maybe someone who knows the modules except UY had this sensor and how to recognize it without dismantling the module. Regards
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  • #2 16971036
    Bartol tech
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    provide vin number
  • #3 16971360
    Strumien swiadomosci swia
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    New is not expensive on the website.
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  • #4 16971601
    Bartol tech
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    You probably want to buy a used one just like you, it's hard to choose so give vin number and I'll see how you can match
  • #5 16974036
    bolekf2
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    Strumien swiadomosci swia wrote:
    New is not expensive on the website.

    On the website, around 2350 gross, it's a lot for me, unless other numbers would also come up, but what ...

    Vin W0L0ZCF6961093816

    Added after 17 [hours] 58 [minutes]:

    Maybe someone has knowledge that CIMs, of course, are about numbers, had a SAS steering angle sensor?
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  • #6 16982068
    Bartol tech
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    UZ UY according to epc
  • #7 16982383
    adam7009

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    is the record enough? or rather sas needed?
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    AUTO-ELELEKTRONIK AB
    Linowiec, Lisewo, 86-230 | Tel.: 697XXXXXX (Show)
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  • #8 16982744
    Bartol tech
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    I would buy all I need is programming codes but one day I found a guest who replaced the sensor sas or something from the sensor and it worked
  • #9 16983188
    CAR pass
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    And so I ask for posterity?
    Why are you making an exchange ?? Errors exclude repair ??
  • #10 17010871
    bolekf2
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    Damaged SAS, previously repaired, do not sell sensors separately, so I bought the whole module. It has already been founded and works. Regards
  • #11 17021880
    bolekf2
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    CIM exchange has helped
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The discussion revolves around replacing the CIM module (13204146 UY) in a 2006 Vectra C, specifically focusing on the SAS steering angle sensor compatibility. Users suggest providing the VIN for better identification of compatible modules. Some mention that new modules are available online but may be expensive, while others recommend looking for used options. There is a consensus that modules with SAS sensors can be interchangeable, and one user shares their experience of successfully replacing the entire module after a previous repair attempt on the SAS. The conversation highlights the importance of programming codes and the challenges of sourcing individual sensors.
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