Is it safe to drive with Tesla Model 3 Autopilot Camera Calibration Fault?

Generally safe to drive for short distances, but the fault should be diagnosed and repaired promptly.

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Tesla Model 3 Autopilot Camera Calibration Fault — Tesla Model 3 2018 | MyCarFault

Tesla Model 3 Autopilot Camera Calibration Fault

Tesla Model 3 2018 All

Safe to Drive?

✅ Safe to Drive

Urgency Level

🟢 Low Priority

Autopilot cameras on Model 3 can lose calibration after windscreen replacement or following a firmware update. The car displays a "calibrating" message and Autopilot is unavailable. Calibration completes automatically after 20-40 miles of normal driving.

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