New Owner here. Looked in manual could not find. Called Tesla, they said page 79 in manual. Why is there a blue ring around a gray steering wheel next to the speed when car is in Drive? Car is not in cruise or autopilot! Tesla support said it's in autosteer? For me to turn it off! Can anyone help a clueless new owner? Tell me what is going on. Thanks! Pagile
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Confused with Autosteer display
- Thread starter SamandJanetEve
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The description of autopilot does seem to start on page 79 in the model 3 tesla manual I can find online:
Also see page 55 and 56 in this manual, which describes the exact icon you are talking about on the screen (when autosteer is available but not activated). Here is a screenshot of those pages with this exact icon described:
Also see page 55 and 56 in this manual, which describes the exact icon you are talking about on the screen (when autosteer is available but not activated). Here is a screenshot of those pages with this exact icon described:
Thank you for your reply. What I am seeing is a gray steering wheel with a blue not quite full circle around it. Not a filled in blue around a white one as is shown on your screenshot. The blue circle was 3/4 complete before but now is almost a complete circle. Could this be something loading or calibrating. I only have 36 miles on the car. Thx
Tam
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Yes. Camera calibration status. It should happen once when you first got your car. You might want to drive a long drive until it's done.
PianoAl
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Note that in Windows and Mac, something grayed out is disabled. In Tesla, gray means off, blue means on. Took me a while to groc this.
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