Attention:
- handle the sensor with care;
- after installing the sensor, it is necessary to calibrate and set the zero value for acceleration and yaw.
Acceleration and Yaw Rate Sensor — Removal and Installation (Mitsubishi L200 4)
To access the yaw rate and acceleration sensor, you must remove the rear and front floor panels (see "Removal and installation the acceleration sensor" in anti-lock braking system).
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