I have had my Model 3 with full self driving for 3 days. After returning from an appointment, I sat in the car under Easy Entry profile, tapped my profile name, placed foot on brake and pushed lever down to go. Suddenly error messages appeared, showing that all driver assist features were disabled -- No hold, no lane assist, etc. Got home, scheduled service (100 miles away), wife switched to her profile, all okay, but red airbag warning symbol on screen. Now features have returned under my profile, but as wife sat in car, a loud, hollow, metallic buzz came from under the hood. This went on for several minutes. Regardless of the cause or degree of severity of these problems, and even if minor glitches, they should not occur in a brand new vehicle. Anybody else have a similar experience? Any suggestions? I am very disappointed to say the least.
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Driver assist features gone
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EVRider-FL
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Things like that shouldn't happen but they sometimes do. Try rebooting, that sometimes clears up issues. Whatever the issues are, service can resolve them for you.
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Software update = lockout of AP?
On a long drive today (2.5hrs) back from NJ, our ‘22 MYLR (delivered 8/30/22) kicked me out of AP repeatedly, even after “resetting” the drive by pulling over and parking. We missed no alerts or chimes and held a very firm grip on the 3rd round on the wheel - no alert, just the red TAKE OVER...
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Do you mean duplicate issue from a different person?DUPE
Software update = lockout of AP?
On a long drive today (2.5hrs) back from NJ, our ‘22 MYLR (delivered 8/30/22) kicked me out of AP repeatedly, even after “resetting” the drive by pulling over and parking. We missed no alerts or chimes and held a very firm grip on the 3rd round on the wheel - no alert, just the red TAKE OVER...
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