What does the Mercedes-Benz AAS fault mean?
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This indicates an issue with the wheel speed sensor. Visit a 4S shop to clear the fault code - it's highly likely the sensor or its connector has become detached. The sensor is located in the steering knuckle of the front/rear wheels, inserted at a 45-degree angle. By disassembling the ball joint, you can check whether the connector has come loose. If left unresolved, this may eventually prevent the vehicle from moving, as the speed sensor transmits electronic signals to the main control unit along with throttle signals. Below is relevant information about wheel speed sensors: A wheel speed sensor measures the rotational speed of a vehicle's wheels. For modern automobiles, wheel speed data is essential - systems like Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC), Electronic Stability Program (ESP), Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), and automatic transmission control all require wheel speed information. Therefore, the wheel speed sensor is one of the most crucial sensors in contemporary vehicles.