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Apparently this FSD loading issue isn’t common for most people, but it happens to me ALL the time. Here’s a video of what I’m talking about. Cabin preconditioning was active for several minutes, and here’s how long it was between each direct vehicle interaction and FSD being ready: -unplugging:... show more

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Jon1 month ago

Talk about a first world problem lol. “Can you believe I had to wait 23 entire seconds for my robotic autonomous chauffeur to begin driving me to my destination?!”

Austin 🇺🇸1 month ago

Real

Sub1 month ago

Mine does this also, replied to your prior post.

Some guy from TN1 month ago

I agree with the other people saying it’s a driver detection issue. When I have my daughter on my lap it won’t allow FSD and says “driver not detected”

Austin 🇺🇸1 month ago

What’s the solution then? There’s nothing blocking the camera, and it fixes itself 🤷🏼‍♂️

Jeremy Kennedy1 month ago

This has nothing to do with FSD "loading". If you put the car in gear and start to drive, you will be able to pull down on the stalk and turn on FSD immediately. This is a detection of driver bug. If I lean forward, it will sometimes turn blue but then change back. It goes off and on when sitting in park.

Chirayu Shah1 month ago

Tap on break to signal that you want to drive.

Corbin1 month ago

When that happens to my, if I click the button it tells me "driver not detected". I think it's the interior camera still getting things ready

DJ1 month ago

That’s really bizarre! Perhaps your FSD computer needs a replacement?

Austin 🇺🇸1 month ago

Hey @Tesla I think my HW3 is busted… wanna go ahead and upgrade me to HW4? You’re gonna have to do it eventually, might as well be now ☺️

nick1231 month ago

My 2018 3 has this issue but our 21 Y doesn’t. 🤷‍♂️

Elian Sw1 month ago

It only happen to you when is charging? Mine is always like that, i need to wait literally 30s, even in 14.1 lite

•1 month ago

It happens to be every time. Others probably aren’t just paying enough attention

Efraim Bart1 month ago

Happens for me as well in V14 lite

Andrew.1 month ago

Happens even on HW4 lol, it’ll say driver not detected, Just put it into drive and it’ll go Blue.

Ethan1 month ago

1... you dont have a destination

johso1 month ago

Troubleshooting steps that I can think of: Is your cabin camera for some reason unclear? Does it only happen after charging? Does it also happen if parked in front of the garage?

NR231 month ago

Get different car loser. That one is not for you…addressing a perceived problem by publicly having a passive aggressive temper tantrum. Fucking loser…

Justin Ackermann1 month ago

Your WiFi connection is shit that’s the problem

Seamus902101 month ago

I never realized that delay was it loading. I like the blue lights in the bottom

Cornucopia of the Loom1 month ago

This must be a hw3 thing. It’s ready as soon as I can get my belt on lol

Mike G 🇺🇸1 month ago

Weird, we have an older model 3 and a new model y and both of them are ready to go as soon as the seat belt clicks.

Ed Clark1 month ago

After the last update to 14.3.7 mine is doing the same thing.

@JuniperDriver1 month ago

Cars is pissed about that music choice

Fat Guy Tesla1 month ago

Test again and see if it’s immediately available the old way. You need more test data to narrow it down.

Thomas1 month ago

Clean the lens on your interior camera see if that does anything

Austin1 month ago

You got the Tesla with disk drives 😅

adam1 month ago

Never happened to me So weird

King De1 month ago

Mine takes a while to get ready too sometimes but no where near as long as that. Hopefully it's addressed in the next update

@JuniperDriver1 month ago

14 Lite?

Austin 🇺🇸1 month ago

Been a thing for me for years, but yeah this vid was on 14.0 lite

Thomas1 month ago

I have a 26 model Y and I have not experienced this. That would be frustrating though.

Jim Brannan1 month ago

Try this experiment. Disable the wifi connection to your house then see if it loads faster through the Tesla AT&T connection. Just a suggestion.

Joseph Duncan1 month ago

I have seen mine do something similar to this while it tries to get a gps lock on its exact location. The one time it enabled right away it had my location over a block away. Would think it could remember from when i parked.

George W. Bush1 month ago

its the bitch ass music puto

Alex Chekholko1 month ago

Could it be some delay about loading nav; do you have destination set or auto-set?

bailout001 month ago

Maybe try outside of the garage. If it thinks there is an obstruction it will do this

SmallvilleBeers1 month ago

Hardware V3 maybe! Reach out to Tesla

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