Thinking About Getting Into ADAS? with Andrew Gonyou [E098] - Diagnosing the Aftermarket A to Z

<p>Matt Fanslow and Andrew Gonyou discuss ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) and the process of calibrating them in vehicles. They cover different types of ADAS systems, calibration methods, the equipment needed and the importance of having accurate information and documentation for ADAS calibrations. They also touch on the risks and considerations of using aftermarket tools. Remember, the key to success in ADAS calibrations lies in education, documentation, and adherence to procedures. Stay informed and stay ahead of the curve.</p><ul><li>The different types of ADAS systems (00:01:38)&nbsp;Explanation of various ADAS systems such as adaptive cruise control, parking aid, blind spot monitoring, and front cross traffic.</li><li>Static and dynamic calibrations (00:03:42)&nbsp;Explanation of the two types of calibrations used for ADAS systems: static and dynamic</li><li>The need for calibration after wheel alignment (00:08:22)&nbsp;Discussion on the use of Hunter Net to determine if a car needs calibration after a wheel alignment.</li><li>Informing customers about calibration costs (00:09:29)&nbsp;Explaining the importance of informing customers about the additional cost of calibration after a wheel alignment.</li><li>Finding a suitable space for calibrations (00:13:04)&nbsp;Recommendations for having a dedicated space with enough room and suitable lighting for ADAS calibrations.</li><li>Preference for OE or Aftermarket (00:19:20)&nbsp;Exploration of the pros and cons of using OE or aftermarket calibration systems and the potential risks involved.</li><li>The Aftermarket Tools and Factory Procedures (00:25:10)&nbsp;Discussion on the use of aftermarket tools in ADAS calibrations and the potential risks involved.</li><li>Comparing Aftermarket and Factory Procedures (00:26:34)&nbsp;Exploration of the similarities and differences between aftermarket and factory calibration procedures.</li><li>The importance of documentation (00:33:36)&nbsp;Discussion on the significance of documenting the calibration process and h