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Same here

I do not. I did need to get my car computer replaced in order to initially calibrate my MS but that was a couple months before I received FSD beta.

That sucks. My only guess, and it’s truly a guess, is that they’re prioritizing rolling FSD beta out to geographic areas that don’t have as many testers right now. Good luck!

I hear you. I almost lost it on Monday when my 99 Safety Score dropped to 96 after a completely bogus forward collision warning when I’d had 100s for a week. I’d try resetting and getting over 100 with a qualifying score as soon as you can. I can’t speak to whether geography or other factors may...

It actually took me 2 days to get over 100 miles after I reset, but that’s correct, I didn’t have to wait longer. I think my timing was good since they’re pushing the new update out if you have a qualifying safety score.

I also just got FSD 10.5 after resetting my score and driving for 111 miles with a Safety Score of 100. I got the software update almost immediately after I exceeded 100 miles. Looks like my timing was good 😀

I’m on 36.5.1 and I reset my Beta enrollment after a phantom forward collision warning killed my safety score. My score was 100 after 71 miles as of last night and I must have hit 100 miles today since I’ve now been notified that 36.8.8 is waiting to download as soon as I can get my car home...

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As far as I can tell, yes

That sounds like the same issue I had. Once I took it in they had to replace the “computer” but that fixed it and autopilot was calibrated when I picked it up. It’s worked fine since. Good luck!

So, final update: I took my Model S in for the service appointment and they ended up having to replace my computer, but I picked it up this afternoon and I finally have working AP! This service appointment was interesting: even though the car’s status was marked as in service and several miles...

Another update, I’m at 461 miles and cameras still haven’t calibrated. A week ago I reset the camera calibration and it very quickly returned to 99% and has just stayed there. I was able to reschedule my service appointment to this Monday, Sept. 27 at the Plano service center so I’m hoping...

So, to update, I’ve now driven 300 miles focusing on multi-lane highways without completing calibration and they’ve finally told me the Model S needs to be brought in to the service center. They rescheduled my service appointment for Oct. 21 (!!!) but I went into the app and was able reschedule...

Thanks, I’m at 254 miles and still not fully calibrated. I’ve been texting with Tesla Service and attached is a screenshot of where they say the camera calibrations currently stand. It’s interesting that they can break it down by camera although I can’t tell which ones. Apparently, I’m so close...

Thanks for posting your calibration issues. This gives me some hope. My Model S LR was delivered on Sat. Sept. 11 and I’ve driven about 115 miles and it has stubbornly stayed at 99% calibration. I’ve set up a service appointment for a week from tomorrow but hopefully it will calibrate by then...

Hello, newbie and new Tesla owner. I’ve ordered a 2021 Model S LR MS w/ black interior & 19” wheels that is scheduled to be delivered tomorrow. Ordered it back on May 2. They’re delivering to my house and when I called to ask if I could pick it up they said they could only deliver it in our area...