Hey everyone, can't seem to find many instances of this online.
Had windshield replaced.
As soon as cold or wet weather approaches, I get jumpy FSD visuals and on/off Front Camera Blinded errors.
I always precondition my car for like 15 minutes before going somewhere. Defog is on the entire time.
Service centre took a look at it, heaters are working, sensors are working. They blamed the HEPA filter which they replaced, but unfortunately the issue is exactly the same.
I am concerned the SC won't know "what to look for" in this instance. But Autopilot and some safety features are completely useless when it's cold outside which is all my driving in Canada this time of year.
^ Blob at center bottom (after 15 minutes precondition and 35 minutes of driving with defog on)
v Wide angle view of the same, showing fog going up the sides.
Another shot I took one day when it was snowing with a thermal camera to ensure the heater was working.
It was really bad, this was before Hepa replacement after 30 minutes preconditioning (Yes, I preconditioned that long to ensure it would go away before I started driving).
Anyone ever have this or any ideas? Should there be an antifog coating applied to the interior of the windshield in this area?
Had windshield replaced.
As soon as cold or wet weather approaches, I get jumpy FSD visuals and on/off Front Camera Blinded errors.
I always precondition my car for like 15 minutes before going somewhere. Defog is on the entire time.
Service centre took a look at it, heaters are working, sensors are working. They blamed the HEPA filter which they replaced, but unfortunately the issue is exactly the same.
I am concerned the SC won't know "what to look for" in this instance. But Autopilot and some safety features are completely useless when it's cold outside which is all my driving in Canada this time of year.
^ Blob at center bottom (after 15 minutes precondition and 35 minutes of driving with defog on)
v Wide angle view of the same, showing fog going up the sides.
Another shot I took one day when it was snowing with a thermal camera to ensure the heater was working.
It was really bad, this was before Hepa replacement after 30 minutes preconditioning (Yes, I preconditioned that long to ensure it would go away before I started driving).
Anyone ever have this or any ideas? Should there be an antifog coating applied to the interior of the windshield in this area?