Is it necessary to go to a 4S shop for ACC calibration?
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ACC calibration requires diagnostic instruments for matching. Before installation, the ACC needs to be installed horizontally, followed by vehicle matching. The operation is relatively professional, so it is recommended to go to a 4S shop for the procedure. If the car owner can handle it themselves, they may also perform the operation. Below is relevant information about ACC calibration: Precautions during calibration: ACC calibration requires a set of specialized calibration tools. Following the prompts from the dedicated computer, there generally shouldn't be major issues. However, attention should be paid to whether the probe is dirty or if the probe mount is loose, etc. It is recommended to go to a 4S shop for calibration. Overview of ACC: Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) does not appear to be much more advanced than regular cruise control, but its implementation is far more complex. It requires the installation of a distance-measuring radar at the front of the vehicle to determine the distance from the car ahead and transmit the data to the vehicle's computer for calculation. It can control the throttle and braking system of the vehicle when the car ahead accelerates or decelerates, maintaining an appropriate and safe distance from the car ahead.