IDB_a140_PMbrakePedalCmdQFInvalid
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What does the IDB_a140_PMbrakePedalCmdQFInvalid alert mean?
Invalid Pedal Monitor (PM) full torque request signal is received.
What you'll see in your Tesla
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What triggers it
The IDB receives the PM_brakePedalCmdQF CAN signal as BRAKE_COMMAND_INVALID, or the PM_state2 CAN message has a checksum, counter, or message length error.
When it clears
The IDB receives a valid value for the PM_brakePedalCmdQF Controller Area Network (CAN) signal after the IDB has been power cycled.
Potential impact
The IDB may internally generate and actuate brake torque requests as a function of brake pedal stroke, and actuate External Brake Requests (EBR) in response to DI_brakeTorqueCommand instead of DI_brakeTorqueCommandFull.
Affected models
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