Mitsubishi C1219 Steering Angle Sensor Signal – DIY Fix & Diagnostic Guide
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If your Mitsubishi shows the C1219 Steering Angle Sensor Signal fault code, you may also notice ABS and traction control warning lights. This is usually caused by a faulty steering angle sensor. With the right tools, you can fix it yourself at home.
What is the C1219 Steering Angle Sensor Signal?
The steering angle sensor is a circular component in the steering column that monitors your steering wheel position. When it fails, the ECU logs the C1219 code, disabling stability and traction control systems.
Common Symptoms
- ABS warning light illuminated
- Traction or stability control warning lights
- Steering feels off-center
- Fault code C1219 stored in ECU
DIY Fix Steps
- Disconnect the battery (important for airbag safety).
- Remove the steering wheel airbag.
- Unbolt and remove the steering wheel.
- Access and replace the steering angle sensor.
- Reassemble and test.
Some replacements are plug-and-play, but many require calibration. This is where the iCarsoft CR MAX BT comes in.
Why Use the iCarsoft CR MAX BT?
- Read and clear C1219 fault codes
- Perform steering angle sensor calibration
- Scan ABS, traction, and stability modules
- Wireless Bluetooth convenience
FAQ – Mitsubishi C1219 Steering Angle Sensor
Can I drive with the C1219 code?
You can, but ABS and stability control may not work correctly, which can reduce safety.
Does the sensor need programming?
Often yes. Even if plug-and-play works, calibration ensures accuracy.
Best tool for calibration?
The iCarsoft CR MAX BT is our top recommendation.
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