Peculiar Issue.
Over the weekend, I swapped my brake pads and rotors. I also removed a broken dash cam and installed a new dash cam (front and rear camera).
When I got back into my car, my TPMS light was blinking, and I didn't get ANY TPMS values. I don't mean they showed the "- -" like it was waiting for values, the whole area was completely blank:
I have no idea what could have caused this to be totally blank, not displaying even the "no value" lines, on all four wheels.
I don't recall unplugging anything on the interior when I installed the dash cam, just ran some wires from front to back over the passenger side roof line, and ran a power down the passenger A pillar, under the center console, and into the USB outlet.
I called Tesla 1-800 support and they had me reboot and change the wheel configuration, no change.
Did I blow a fuse somehow? Did I somehow impact this by replacing pads/rotors? Any other ideas??
Over the weekend, I swapped my brake pads and rotors. I also removed a broken dash cam and installed a new dash cam (front and rear camera).
When I got back into my car, my TPMS light was blinking, and I didn't get ANY TPMS values. I don't mean they showed the "- -" like it was waiting for values, the whole area was completely blank:
I have no idea what could have caused this to be totally blank, not displaying even the "no value" lines, on all four wheels.
I don't recall unplugging anything on the interior when I installed the dash cam, just ran some wires from front to back over the passenger side roof line, and ran a power down the passenger A pillar, under the center console, and into the USB outlet.
I called Tesla 1-800 support and they had me reboot and change the wheel configuration, no change.
Did I blow a fuse somehow? Did I somehow impact this by replacing pads/rotors? Any other ideas??