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J63 (2016-현재) · 1.3T AWD

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2026. 7. 1. 작업

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I'm trying to send steering wheel angle commands to my car. It's a fairly recent car (Renault Espace IV). I'm using an OBD2 port to access it, and I also have a ShieldCan. I managed to read data from the car using those tools and pyserial, but not to input an angle. Is there a way to do this? How could I, for example, input "x° angle" and have the steering wheel to change of angle? If this is not possible with such a car, which characteristics should I be looking for to make this possible? Any help will be much appreciated. EDIT: Given the discussion in the comments, this question might be too

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The steering angle sensor is typically fitted to cars with an electronic stability control feature such as EBD / ESP. The sensor is used to read the steering engine to establish the inputs which the driver is attempting to give to the car. In this configuration it is a read only system. More modern cars that feature either auto-park or lane correction can alter their steering angle electronically although I'm afraid I don't know if this is done on the same address as the steering angle sensor outputs it's reading on, I would assume not. I guess that the true steering angle is always required, otherwise a system wouldn't know if it should apply left hand or right hand force to the wheel electronically.

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