Recent content by Carlos Danger

There isn't, but that is what they told her in person when she picked up the car.

Not sure why you say that. Read my first post.

See below. I just copied and pasted the diagnosis to avoid posting all my personal info. Also, we told them we are not running any third party apps. Concern: Customer states: Something Else - The car steering inadvertently became impossible to steer and it also applied brakes with a warning. A...

Appreciate the response but two issues: * Lane Departure Avoidance was turned off; and * Wouldn't there be a history of such event in the logs? All they say they found was numerous instances of the steering module was not going to sleep properly.

That's exactly what happened (unless I'm making it up as some wackos would assert). She got control back before the curb.

It did not drift, it turned towards the curb

I know I've seen others get abused by obnoxious ass*$#@! on these forums but it still amazes me, especially when it happens to me. As most normal/sane people do, I was just trying to get some outside input into our car's problem to see if it was a common issue. You really need to up your meds.

She could not control the steering. It moved to the curb on its own. They suggested we delete her entire app and re-download a new app on her own account. Sounds lazy and fishy

So this is interesting and a little disconcerting. After Service finished their analysis they said it was not the power steering module, but the fact that my wife and I are on the same Tesla app! My wife and I both have Teslas (a Model S and a Model Y). Both of our cars are on the app on each...

Dropped off the car at Service. Rep says it has something to do electric power steering module.

Won't know until tomorrow

Agreed. The first time it happened we just thought an anomaly. She hasn't driven it since the second time it happened.

In speaking with Service on the phone, they said they think they know what it is.

She said there was no control over the steering wheel. While she was driving straight down the street (obviously) the car just started to veer towards the right curb. She had no control until at the last minute the functionality returned and she turned it away from the curb.

No, but on reading the articles I probably will after the service visit. I'm just concerned that Tesla service doesn't know what is causing it or how to fix it.