2024.14.11 Update

[Dezilent]

Anyone get the “clunking” sound while parked as if the mobile app is waking up the vehicle…but occurring every 20-30 minutes? Seems to be occurring frequently since the update….

The “clunking” is most likely the high voltage battery contactor closing and allowing distribution of power in, and out of high voltage battery. Will “clunk” after waking up every time.

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[txtravwill]

No clunking here. I still have the random windshield wipe where the wiper goes down, sits for a few minutes in the down position then goes back up. Not a big deal, but curious why it does it.

My wiper has done this a couple times too, usually on the freeway it seems which is odd as I figure it would want to go back up and find a position that has less drag. It only stays down for about a minute max.

 

[Robbyrobaz]

My wiper has done this a couple times too, usually on the freeway it seems which is odd as I figure it would want to go back up and find a position that has less drag. It only stays down for about a minute max.

I figured it was based on the wind. So if there's a crosswind detected it lays the wiper horizontal. Maybe I'm giving the engineering too much credit, but that's what it seems to do. It might sense the push on the motor as a trigger to move it horizontal.

 

[Axwbw]

No clunking here. I still have the random windshield wipe where the wiper goes down, sits for a few minutes in the down position then goes back up. Not a big deal, but curious why it does it.

I have only gotten that when using cruise control when the car is dirty, so I assume it is trying to clean to front-facing camera.

 

[agordon117]

I have only gotten that when using cruise control when the car is dirty, so I assume it is trying to clean to front-facing camera.

Yes. Over 40mph the wipers parks down. Any time you enable cruise it turns auto wiper back on. So that combination causes this behavior.

 

[TeslaKen]

For the record I wasn't using cruise control when this happened, I was just driving around, usually on city streets at lower speeds, seems totally random to me.

 

[agordon117]

For the record I wasn't using cruise control when this happened, I was just driving around, usually on city streets at lower speeds, seems totally random to me.

I get that, but when you turn cruise on, it turns auto wipers on and leaves them on. So each time you hit cruise, you have to turn auto wipers back off to avoid this happening.

 

[jf64k]

Updating now. Would sure be nice if it helps the phantom drain and the blue dots re-appearing.

So I’m not the only one with the blue dots? Haha!!

 

[TeslaKen]

I get that, but when you turn cruise on, it turns auto wipers on and leaves them on. So each time you hit cruise, you have to turn auto wipers back off to avoid this happening.

Ah ok I will give that a try...

 

[TeslaKen]

So I’m not the only one with the blue dots? Haha!!

I have the blue dots that keep coming back, but that is true in my Model 3 as well, not just the Cybertruck.

 

[jf64k]

I have the blue dots that keep coming back, but that is true in my Model 3 as well, not just the Cybertruck.

Interesting.

I never had this issue until I enabled the Tesla Profile. Now I get it all the time. Maybe I’ll delete the profile and just set up a new one in the CT, no profile.

 

[sgmorton]

The wiper stays down to vent the water and prevent it from running up the window. You can see it slide off. I have not figured out why it chooses to hold in the down sometimes and not during others, but for me it seems only when the rain is very light. If you leave it alone it will come back to home after a minute.

 

[agordon117]

The wiper stays down to vent the water and prevent it from running up the window. You can see it slide off. I have not figured out why it chooses to hold in the down sometimes and not during others, but for me it seems only when the rain is very light. If you leave it alone it will come back to home after a minute.

it's based on speed. below 40mph, it goes back up. above 40mph, it parks down

 

[sgmorton]

it's based on speed. below 40mph, it goes back up. above 40mph, it parks down

This is not the behavior on my truck. It will stay down when i clear the dew in my neighborhood doing 15mph

 

[sharpgator]

I have the blue dots that keep coming back, but that is true in my Model 3 as well, not just the Cybertruck.

I have a model 3 as well. This doesn’t happen in that one.

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