Cyberius Wilhelm
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While driving on the highway, maintaining speed between 80-88mph for a prolonged amount of time, (typically 15 minutes or more), all Driver Assistance features shut down with accompanying fault messages: Cruise control disabled, stability control disabled, traction control disabled, automatic vehicle hold disabled, automatic emergency braking is unavailable, lane departure avoidance features unavailable, adaptive ride control degraded, and vehicle hold feature unavailable.
And most noticeable, regenerative braking is disabled for the remainder of the drive.
Initially this only happened not using FSD, but recently trying to avoid it from occurring while using FSD it also happened, (Hurry & Mad Max). Below 80mph it has not occurred, but the flow of traffic is commonly 80+ mph and nearly every prolonged drive this happens.
Pulling off, parking, and doing a reboot has not worked to restore the features. It takes parking and the vehicle sitting for a prolonged time to restore them.
The local Tesla Service Center has no known remedy. Has anyone else had this happen and had it successfully fixed?
And most noticeable, regenerative braking is disabled for the remainder of the drive.
Initially this only happened not using FSD, but recently trying to avoid it from occurring while using FSD it also happened, (Hurry & Mad Max). Below 80mph it has not occurred, but the flow of traffic is commonly 80+ mph and nearly every prolonged drive this happens.
Pulling off, parking, and doing a reboot has not worked to restore the features. It takes parking and the vehicle sitting for a prolonged time to restore them.
The local Tesla Service Center has no known remedy. Has anyone else had this happen and had it successfully fixed?
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