Alarm messages after steering column control module re-installed on Model X

[duracuire]

Hello everybody,

Recently when turning to the left or right I could feel a little clicking when my steering wheel was leaving the center position. So this week-end I unmounted the steering wheel and the steering column control module on my 2017 Model X. I didn't find the initial issue and decided to re-install everything but when I went for a test drive, the car started to display the following messages :

• "Traction control disabled"
• "Stability control disabled"
• "Park Assist unavailable"

I made multiple resets of the car and double checked what I could have done wrong. The most probable mistake is that I didn't align this little golden disk properly. Or maybe I have to go into the hidden maintenance menu to calibrate it ?

If you have any advice, suggestions or solutions for this issue I would much appreciate any help at all.

Eric.

 

[scottf200]

Reinstall the latest OTA? See: 2023 MXP DIY yoke retrofit, no lights on the left side of the yoke

 

[duracuire]

Reinstall the latest OTA? See: 2023 MXP DIY yoke retrofit, no lights on the left side of the yoke

Thanks for your help. I reinstalled the software, but it didn't make any difference. The issue was that when I reinstalled the clock spring, it wasn't aligned with the golden disc in the photo above. All those system error messages have disappeared now but when I turned the steering wheel to its limit, since the Clock spring wasn't centered, I accidentally tore one of the ribbons. and now the buttons/scrolling buttons on the steering wheel and the horn no longer work.

I'll have to buy a new clock spring i suppose.

 

[Julian Hsu]

Thanks for your help. I reinstalled the software, but it didn't make any difference. The issue was that when I reinstalled the clock spring, it wasn't aligned with the golden disc in the photo above. All those system error messages have disappeared now but when I turned the steering wheel to its limit, since the Clock spring wasn't centered, I accidentally tore one of the ribbons. and now the buttons/scrolling buttons on the steering wheel and the horn no longer work.

I'll have to buy a new clock spring i suppose.

Thanks for your help. I reinstalled the software, but it didn't make any difference. The issue was that when I reinstalled the clock spring, it wasn't aligned with the golden disc in the photo above. All those system error messages have disappeared now but when I turned the steering wheel to its limit, since the Clock spring wasn't centered, I accidentally tore one of the ribbons. and now the buttons/scrolling buttons on the steering wheel and the horn no longer work.

I'll have to buy a new clock spring i suppose.

Hey Duracuire,

I think I have done something similar to you. one of the “ribbon” is torn when I drop the steering column to make room for the i-shaft.

Steering assist reduced
Automatic emergency braking is disable
Park assist unavailable
Traction control disabled
Stability control disabled

Do you know which ribbon is it?

 

[Julian Hsu]

Hey Duracuire,

I think I have done something similar to you. one of the “ribbon” is torn when I drop the steering column to make room for the i-shaft.

Steering assist reduced
Automatic emergency braking is disable
Park assist unavailable
Traction control disabled
Stability control disabled

Do you know which ribbon is it?

Hey Duracuire,

I think I have done something similar to you. one of the “ribbon” is torn when I drop the steering column to make room for the i-shaft.

Steering assist reduced
Automatic emergency braking is disable
Park assist unavailable
Traction control disabled
Stability control disabled

Do you know which ribbon is it?

Hey Eric and all,

My car info:

2016 Model S 85D

 

[Julian Hsu]

Hello everybody,

Recently when turning to the left or right I could feel a little clicking when my steering wheel was leaving the center position. So this week-end I unmounted the steering wheel and the steering column control module on my 2017 Model X. I didn't find the initial issue and decided to re-install everything but when I went for a test drive, the car started to display the following messages :

• "Traction control disabled"
• "Stability control disabled"
• "Park Assist unavailable"

I made multiple resets of the car and double checked what I could have done wrong. The most probable mistake is that I didn't align this little golden disk properly. Or maybe I have to go into the hidden maintenance menu to calibrate it ?
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If you have any advice, suggestions or solutions for this issue I would much appreciate any help at all.

Eric.

Hope this help solve your problem: