How to Read the ADAS Map Report

The new ADAS MAP™ report puts required actions first and organizes supporting details into three sections.

Section 1: Summary and Required Actions
Start here. Confirm whether the report is an Estimate Analysis or Systems Overview, then review the vehicle information, report date, and estimate source. Required calibrations and initializations appear first, with the estimate lines that triggered each recommendation. Watch for red alert symbols, which indicate that extra review may be needed. Scanning requirements are grouped together for quick reference.

Section 2: Required Calibration Details
Use this section for supporting information. Each ADAS system is separated into its own block and includes the component, location, required calibration, triggering estimate lines, OEM service guidance, and an OE reference.

Section 3: Identified ADAS Systems
This section provides a complete list of the ADAS systems identified on the vehicle, including each system’s component and location. Use it to verify the vehicle’s equipment, support estimate reviews, and better understand the vehicle’s ADAS technology.

Always visually confirm that the listed components are installed and follow current OEM service information before completing repairs or calibrations.

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Note: ADAS Map reports are for informational purposes only and do not replace the official OEM service manual.