‘22 Rear Left Restraint System Fault RCM2_a692

[kchau]

Anyone have this actually solved by Tesla?

It showed up for me about 6 months ago, then went away for months. And came back recently.

Last I heard it was a software issue.

 

[DCGOO]

Anyone have this actually solved by Tesla?
It showed up for me about 6 months ago, then went away for months. And came back recently.
Last I heard it was a software issue.

Not on my X, but I had that error on my Model 3, it turned out to be a bad wiring harness, required repair. In fact that is the ONLY service problem I've had in nearly four years of owning the 3. I wish my Xs were that reliable.

It is pretty important, since it means the automatic restraint system is not functional, which you definitely want to work, in a crash. You should get it fixed sooner than later.

 

[kchau]

This is now fixed, Technician said that one of the wires was pinched during assembly. New issue: Refresh 6 seater second row driver side seat not working fully

 

[kchau]

Came back for me and quickly disappeared. Car is at service center now getting this resolved along with the passenger side pinch weld popping sounds.

 

[canasion35]

Came back for me and quickly disappeared. Car is at service center now getting this resolved along with the passenger side pinch weld popping sounds.

Is this a metallic popping noise you hear over bumps and whatnot?

 

[kchau]

Is this a metallic popping noise you hear over bumps and whatnot?

less bumps, more accel/decel.

 

[yokeyyoke]

Had the same error message. Tesla told me to come in for a service appointment. And then they said it's probably a software bug because they couldn't replicate the problem.

 

[kchau]

My service center escalated mine to engineering since it was the second encounter. They just told me that the buckle was likely faulty and they replaced it.

 

[127.0.0.0]

I am currently experiencing this issue. However, it keeps resolving itself, but then it comes back every now and then.