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Tesla model X Steering wheel vibration not working !
- Thread starter oliver4ever
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x90d? The only vibration you have is Lane Departure Warning.
Turn it on, find a slightly curve road, let the car crossing the lane line itself. Make sure there is no any car around you.
Lane Departure Warning is on >> and i never feeling with that
did i must to run off or on any other option ?
It feels like you drive over the lane mark with reflection lights. It might works actually, but you might thought it was from the lane
i think like any car >> if i toctch the line in high speed must feeling right ?
AMPd
Well-Known Member
For a second there I thought you were longing for the steering wheel to vibrate. Was gonna suggest hitting a few deep potholes
The lane departure warning on my model s was very faint, but you could definitely tell when it activated.
The lane departure warning on my model s was very faint, but you could definitely tell when it activated.
Not exactly sure what your saying, but I think the answer is no. If you deliberately steer over the line with blinker off, it may not vibrate or alarm. Like someone had posted above, try it on a slight curve and let it go straight. It seems fairly smart on what is real drift vs controlled driving over the line. This is nice because it rarely falses too. But it can be a little tricky to test that it's working.
Oh and if another car is in your path, in the other lane it will REALLY let you know.
Sometimes it just lightly bumps the wheel back into your lane and other times it vibrates and then bumps you back. It's a little hard to predict what it will do when. Don't assume it's broken.
Also make sure it's enabled correctly.
You might also experiment with the steering modes (Sport vs Normal etc.), it might affect how strong you feel it.
It's often describe as one of my wheels feel unbalanced.
