I used to be able to on pull for cruise control and two pull for FSD. Now have to disable FSD to activate cruise control. This change stinks.
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Cruise Control eliminated in latest update
- Thread starter Rustyfender
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Set up two driver profiles. One that accepts FSD, one that does not. Switch to the non-FSD profile when you don't want to use FSD.
You can switch profiles while driving so you can start off with solely AP and switch to FSD (and back) without having to stop your drive and make the changes in the system.
You can switch profiles while driving so you can start off with solely AP and switch to FSD (and back) without having to stop your drive and make the changes in the system.
zoomer0056
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People really need to be more specific. "Latest update" means nothing five minutes after that update is installed.
Like Sue says, FSD and Autopilot can no longer be active at the same time. There's a reason for that, but I can't guess what Tesla's intention is.
Setting up two profiles as a workaround may work, but it's pretty cumbersome.
It would seem the programmers want us to use single pole. and they probably consider anyone who doesn't want to use full self driving. to be in the minority.
Perhaps, if enough of us comment, they'll be put. the option for single and double pull back into the mix.
It would seem the programmers want us to use single pole. and they probably consider anyone who doesn't want to use full self driving. to be in the minority.
Perhaps, if enough of us comment, they'll be put. the option for single and double pull back into the mix.
If you don't set a destination, doesn't FSD act similarly to Autopilot? When I activate FSD on a limited access highway, it performs just like Autopilot, except, if traffic slows in my lane, it does a lane change on its own. Otherwise, I see no difference between Autopilot and FSD.
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Come on they are better than to leave us high and dry on cruise control for simply having FSD that would be LUDICROUS.
It can be done, next time you want only cruise control just enable FSD (single stalk down) and tug the steering enough to bump it out of FSD and cruise will remain enabled. Don’t touch the break until you’re ready to disable cruise control.
Quote from page 112 of 3’s owners manual.
“When you disengage Full Self-Driving (Beta) by steering manually, Traffic-Aware Cruise Control remains active”
Your welcome..
It can be done, next time you want only cruise control just enable FSD (single stalk down) and tug the steering enough to bump it out of FSD and cruise will remain enabled. Don’t touch the break until you’re ready to disable cruise control.
Quote from page 112 of 3’s owners manual.
“When you disengage Full Self-Driving (Beta) by steering manually, Traffic-Aware Cruise Control remains active”
Your welcome..
Unfortunately, this is no longer the case with the FSD Supervised update. Turning the wheel also disengages cruise control. Given how many interventions I have to do while driving CA-17 with the latest FSD, this represents a very large and very NHTSA-reportable regression in safety. It needs to be rolled back.
E90alex
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This is no longer true with single pull FSD. Overriding the steering will fully cancel all assistance.
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