Camera calibration doesn’t work

[Ivan Sokolov]

Hello, everyone.
My windshield was crashed and I changed it. After that, I reseted my camera calibration and it still doesn’t calibrate. Who have any ideas why is it not working?

 

[Thp3]

Yeah, sometimes it seems like the last 25% won’t get there.

I had this issue a couple of times. I think I had to reboot the Tesla in the garage and wait for it to sleep overnight. Once a new firmware update fixed it quickly. And once it seemed to finish fast when I turned off fsdbeta And drove for 20 miles without fsdbeta.

 

[Corey2002]

Try driving in the middle lane of a 5 lane highway for a mile or so. If you are doing city driving, it could require as much 100 miles before its done.
A steering wheel reboot never hurts either

 

[Ivan Sokolov]

I’ve already driven 1000 I’m and it still doesn’t work. I don’t know what to do because official service centre Tesla in Thailand doesn’t work and service where I bought car doesn’t know what to do too

 

[Corey2002]

Start the calibration again

 

[Ivan Sokolov]

Start the calibration again

Already done, isn’t working

 

[Thp3]

Try turning off all the driver assist options, then restart calibration and drive 25-50 miles. It should recalibrat. The. You can turn back on the driver assist features you like.

 

[CaptUAL]

2023 MSP- Cameras took 135 miles from New to fully calibrate after hanging at %99 for 45 miles.

 

[Low_level]

Try turning off all the driver assist options, then restart calibration and drive 25-50 miles. It should recalibrat. The. You can turn back on the driver assist features you like.

For anyone going back and reading this: don’t do this. I was stuck at 95% and it has taken 300+ miles to almost get back there after following this suggestion.

I do have a service appointment as it appears my new MYP cameras are at the upper limit of angle.

 

[NJM3]

camera is physically out of alignment inside the casing. I had this issue after a windshield replacement. Took it to Tesla and they fixed it for free.