AlanSubie4Life
Efficiency Obsessed Member
These other mechanisms, whatever they are (does seem easy enough to detect rain just by looking at the cameras…), seem to work well.Not clear how well those work at night (my prior test case), but might find out tonight.
I’ve noted some stickiness in the detection - refusal to allow FSD use again after conditions ease, but stopping and putting in park and emulating leaving the vehicle and then proceeding after two seconds, returns FSD function.
But anyway limiting the wiper speed to 2 is definitely not going to get it done, except perhaps at the margins. Minimal to zero benefit.
Better off stopping vehicle, getting FSD back, and being careful not to disengage it (it tends to stay engaged if conditions drop below some threshold, though presumably at some point it will just give up).