Still calibrating cameras - seems stuck at 97%

[cwanja]

Yeah, there’s probably some issues at the hardware level in my car.
After the 3rd reset I drove more than 300 miles but it was still at 99% when I dropped it for service this morning.

What did service come back with regarding hte calibration?

 

[Zee9]

What did service come back with regarding hte calibration?

The car is in for service and I’ll get the car back probably next week.
They haven’t said anything about the camera/AP computer yet.

 

[RanrinBC]

I picked up a Model Y LR last week. I've drive 328 KMs and it's still calibrating. Although It's been at 99% since day 1.

 

[Zee9]

In the service they detected something was wrong with my car's AP computer and replaced it.

It took them additional 5 days to get it fixed. (They had to re calibrate suspension or something) So, my car was in service for about 12 days.

 

[Zee9]

I picked up a Model Y LR last week. I've drive 328 KMs and it's still calibrating. Although It's been at 99% since day 1.

You should schedule a service. Maybe it's a hardware issue.

 

[d1ez3]

In the service they detected something was wrong with my car's AP computer and replaced it.

It took them additional 5 days to get it fixed. (They had to re calibrate suspension or something) So, my car was in service for about 12 days.

I'm assuming you got a loaner?

 

[Laserboy1064]

Mine always has taken under 15 miles to calibrate. I'd reboot the car, and start the calibration when you will be driving for the recommended 25 miles in one trip during the day. From Manual:

"Calibration typically completes after driving 20-25 miles (32-40 km), but the distance varies depending on road and environmental conditions. Driving on a straight road with highly-visible lane lines allows Model S to calibrate quicker."

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