IDB_a112_yawRateInvalid
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What does the IDB_a112_yawRateInvalid alert mean?
Invalid yaw rate signal or qualifier (QF) is received.
What you'll see in your Tesla
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What triggers it
The Integrated Dynamic Brake (IDB) receives the RCM_yawRate CAN signal as Signal Not Available (SNA) or the RCM_yawRateQF CAN signal as FAULTED for longer than 1000 milliseconds, or the RCM_inertial1 CAN message has a checksum, counter, or message length error.
When it clears
RCM_yawRate and RCM_yawRateQF Controller Area Network (CAN) signals are received as valid for 1000 milliseconds.
Potential impact
There may be an issue with the transmitting Electronic Control Unit (ECU).
Affected models
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