Tesla is repairing some Autopilot cameras due to faulty circuit boards, per documents seen by CNBC.- Faulty cameras cause the video feed on the Tesla's main display to go blank or flash, per CNBC.
Tesla is replacing the $4 in some of its vehicles because internal faulty circuit boards are preventing them from working properly, according to a $4 report Monday.
At least several hundred
The problem can cause the cameras to lose "electrical continuity," the documents said, cited by CNBC.
The repeater cameras, which are found on both sides of the
The cameras also help drivers with visibility around the car, especially blind spots, through a live video feed from the camera lens, which appears on the vehicle's main display screen, per CNBC.
Tesla owners can identify a faulty camera if the video feed is blank or keeps flashing, CNBC reported.
Tesla hasn't issued a recall of the vehicles, but is expected to repair the cameras on the affected vehicles for free, according to the documents, per CNBC.
Tesla didn't immediately respond to a request for comment from CNBC or to Insider's request for comment, which was made outside of operating hours.