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Old Aug 16, 2011 | 02:58 PM
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Has anyone had any issues with there dccd on a grb? It's in locked mode and just keeps flashing and doesn't respond even if i try and change the setting. I had a similar issue with a hawk once and it's thrown up the same error code which is p1767 steering wheel angle sensor. On the hawk it's part of the clock spring does anyone know if it's the same with the GRB (HATCH)?
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Old Aug 16, 2011 | 03:12 PM
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Replied to your other thread.............
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Old Aug 16, 2011 | 03:24 PM
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Old Aug 18, 2011 | 01:51 AM
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Similar thing happened to my GRF uk hatch STI as well. It is the clock spring thing behind the steering wheel in my case. Did you remove the steering wheel Immy?
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Old Aug 18, 2011 | 02:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Suberman
Similar thing happened to my GRF uk hatch STI as well. It is the clock spring thing behind the steering wheel in my case. Did you remove the steering wheel Immy?
no i've not don it yet, did you do it yourself or did you get the dealer to do it?
From my understanding the wire on the clock spring comes away and needs to be soldered back on?

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Old Aug 19, 2011 | 02:19 AM
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Originally Posted by juggers
no i've not don it yet, did you do it yourself or did you get the dealer to do it?
From my understanding the wire on the clock spring comes away and needs to be soldered back on?

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No, the wheel was not removed, but the steering rack was. I wanted to swap out the rack for a JDM 13:1. Rack and labour was supplied by a shop no stranger to such mods.

Soldered? No, apparently the sensor measures in microns and as much as it moves a little, you'll need to get it reset by the dealer. I still have no idea how the fellas from rallysportdirect do it (when they install the prova suede steering) Think you've seen the thread started in iwsti.com
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Old Aug 19, 2011 | 04:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Suberman
No, the wheel was not removed, but the steering rack was. I wanted to swap out the rack for a JDM 13:1. Rack and labour was supplied by a shop no stranger to such mods.

Soldered? No, apparently the sensor measures in microns and as much as it moves a little, you'll need to get it reset by the dealer. I still have no idea how the fellas from rallysportdirect do it (when they install the prova suede steering) Think you've seen the thread started in iwsti.com
I took it to Subaru,but they couldn't knock them off they just come back on.
Is that who you used rallysportdirect direct?

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Old Aug 20, 2011 | 12:11 PM
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I took it to Subaru,but they couldn't knock them off they just come back on.
Is that who you used rallysportdirect direct?

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I don't know how the dealers are run over there, but a dealer with support from FHI should be able to set it right. If not, it sounds like you may need a new sensor. Sorry, forgot to mention, i needed a new sensor in the end. AFAIK, once the the steering wheel or rack is removed, the sensor would need to be reset.

No, not rallysportdirect. A local workshop who works on imprezas and porsches.
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