This may explain the pics of the service van and the semi getting towed around that corner about 6 months ago I believe
I suppose it's possible, but Tesla didn't mention any failures in their recall report.
Bendix:
7/28/22 Customer N observation of vehicle intermittently not parking after vehicle dyno testing and other environmental testing. Discussed in joint engineering meetings. Environmental, testing, component and application factors are evaluated.
11/3/22 Customer L reported a vehicle intermittently not parking ( approx. 1 - 40 attempts). Data logging
traces confirmed observation. PVM and other parts removed from vehicle but engineering not able to recreate in lab environmental tests. Continue to investigate possible application, component or system interactions.
11/30/22 Customer N on-vehicle observation of intermittent non-parking. PVM received and engineering is able to reproduce the issue with this component.
12/13/22-1/25/23 2 additional customer observations. Engineering able to reproduce intermittent malfunction but not able to define manufacturing defect or design issue.
Tesla:
- On February 13, 2023, Bendix first communicated to Tesla their Safety Committee’s determination to file a
recall for the involved component based on field issues Bendix observed from their customers.
- On February 14, 2023, Tesla met with Bendix to review the issue in more detail and discuss Bendix’s recall determination. Shortly thereafter, Bendix filed a 573 Safety Recall with NHTSA for the component in question.
- From February 14 to March 17, 2023, Tesla investigated the root cause and completed a risk assessment of the impact that the condition introduced in affected Tesla Semi trucks.
- On March 17, 2023, Tesla completed its investigation, and determined to file a voluntary recall.