Automatic Emergy Braking Disabled

[Max*]

Can I reset it on my own? Or is this another service issue?

(Yes I restarted the car, twice. No, I didn't click on it to be disabled through the setting screen. It happened right after I had an early collision warning and slammed on the breaks to stop)

 

[Joe Harsanyi]

This happened to me too. Rebooting both screens fixed the problem.

 

[Max*]

This happened to me too. Rebooting both screens fixed the problem.

By holding the two scroll wheels (I did this, no luck)? Or is there a different way?

 

[imherkimer]

Hold down the two buttons above the scroll wheels. Continue holding until the Tesla logo appears. This resets the dash screen; holding down the scroll wheels resets the center touch screen.

 

[Joe Harsanyi]

What he said.

I was told by Rockville SC to do that every few months for good measure. I have only had to do it to solve the problem you are having, and when 3G stopped working at one point.

 

[Max*]

Hold down the two buttons above the scroll wheels. Continue holding until the Tesla logo appears. This resets the dash screen; holding down the scroll wheels resets the center touch screen.

Ah, thanks! I'll try that, didn't know that.

 

[JPP]

...also be sure that all of the ultrasonic PDC sensors and the radar unit in the front bumper and grille are clean.

 

[Vger]

...also be sure that all of the ultrasonic PDC sensors and the radar unit in the front bumper and grille are clean.

Good reminder. I have started paying special attention to that area of the windshield when I clean it, but need to remember to check the radar as well!

 

[Zythryn]

for me after the car was turned off, and then on again after a few minutes it came back.
This is as designed. You can find a full description in the online manual.

 

[Max*]

Sorry, meant to update earlier. When I came back to the car, it worked fine. I didn't need to restart the other screen, but I did anyways. All good now.