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Every freaking day when I leave work, if there has been any amount of sunshine during the day. Argh. 30 minutes of driving tonight didn't bring it back. I did call Service last week, they didn't have any idea, just pushed out a software update which didn't change anything. Yet it's okay every morning when leaving my garage. If it was really the Sun, the only thing I can see it affecting is the camera, and yet the radar is gone too - I tested this by approaching a stopped car in a big hurry and did not get the usual collision warning.
Every freaking day when I leave work, if there has been any amount of sunshine during the day. Argh. 30 minutes of driving tonight didn't bring it back. I did call Service last week, they didn't have any idea, just pushed out a software update which didn't change anything. Yet it's okay every morning when leaving my garage. If it was really the Sun, the only thing I can see it affecting is the camera, and yet the radar is gone too - I tested this by approaching a stopped car in a big hurry and did not get the usual collision warning.
Funny thing is, it was the Portland portion of the trip when I first experienced the issue and when we stopped at the Supercharger we decided to try to wipe the sensors.I have experienced TACC unavailablity in heavy rain several times but the problem has never been sticky for me.
(Rain is however a sticky problem in Portland )
I did not realize that this wiping the sensors was an option - not that one would find that useful in heavy rain.
I also would like the basic cruise control to still function when TACC is unavailable,, but also understand the difficulty of making the behavior of the human in the loop reliable enough.