K43 Power Steering Control Module: Scan Tool Information

2025 Chevrolet Trailblazer ACTIV, FWDSECTION K43 Power Steering Control Module: Scan Tool Information
Power Steering Control Module Scan Tool Data Parameters

Parameter System State Expected Value Description
Operating Conditions:  Ignition ON
Ignition Cycle Counter - Varies This displays the number of ignition cycles.
Power Steering Control Module Temperature - Varies This displays ° C. This is the current control module temperature.
Calculated System Temperature - Varies This displays ° C. This is the current system temperature.
Steering Wheel Angle - Varies This displays Degrees. This displays the current steering wheel angle in degrees.
Steering Wheel Input Torque - Varies This displays N.m. This displays the current steering input torque in N.m.
Engine Speed - 0 RPM This displays RPM. This is the current engine speed from the ECM.
Vehicle Speed - 0 Km/h (0 MPH) This displays km/h (mph). This is the current vehicle speed.
Electric Power Steering Motor Current Feedback - Varies This displays amps (A). This displays the Electric Power Steering Motor Current Feedback.
Power Steering Output Torque - Varies This displays N.m. This displays the current value of the Output Torque of the Electric Power Steering.
Power Mode - OFF/Accessory/Run/Crank Request This displays system power mode.
Battery Voltage - Varies This displays Volts. This is the current battery voltage.
Steering System Mode - Normal
Sport
City
This displays the currently selected steering mode.
Engine Is Running - No
Yes
This displays whether the engine is currently running or not.
Power Steering Control Module Scan Tool Output Controls

Output Control Description
Steering Wheel Angle Sensor Centering Command to reset and center the steering wheel angle sensor.
Learned Values Command to reset all adaptive steering data.
RENDER: 1.0x

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