Tesla Alert Codes Explained
Every Tesla reports internal alert codes (like BMS_a117)
when something needs attention. Search the dictionary below to find what an alert means and what to do about it.
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| Signal Name | Description | Condition | Impact | Important |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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DAS_w222_accCameraBlind
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-
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No
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DAS_w221_accRadarBlind
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|
-
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No
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|
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DAS_w220_lcTempUnavailableRoad
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|
-
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No
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|
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DAS_w219_lcTempUnavailableSpeed
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|
-
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No
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|
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DAS_w218_lcSpeedExceededLimit
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-
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No
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DAS_w217_lcUnavailableSpeeding
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|
-
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No
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DAS_w216_driverOverriding
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|
-
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No
|
|
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DAS_w213_autosteerStruckOut
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|
-
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No
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|
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DAS_w212_lcUnavailableStrikeOut
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-
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No
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|
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DAS_w211_accNoSeatBelt
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-
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No
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|
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DAS_w209_autoSummonRequest
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-
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No
|
|
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DAS_w207_autosteerUnavailable
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|
-
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No
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|
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DAS_w206_autosteerNotEnabled
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-
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No
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|
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Automatic lane change (ALC) is initiated by the driver but ALC is unavailable due to Autopilot electronic control unit (ECU) detecting damage to ultrasonic sensors.
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Autopilot ECU detects damage to one or more ultrasonic sensors while ALC is initiated.
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Automatic lane change (ALC) feature is unavailable.
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No
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|
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The Autopilot electronic control unit (ECU) detects a lane departure event, sending an escalated Lane Departure Warning (LDW) alert for human intervention.
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Hands off the steering wheel detected and vehicle begins to depart lane.
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Visual and audible warning is issued to the driver to take control immediately to avoid the lane departure.
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No
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DAS_w064_epasMia
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-
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No
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DAS_w063_parkVersionMismatch
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|
-
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No
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DAS_w061_airSuspensionMia
|
|
-
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No
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|
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DAS_w060_fcw_event
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|
-
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No
|
|
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DAS_w059_parkMia
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|
-
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No
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