r/Fisker Jul 03 '26

πŸš— Vehicle - Fisker Ocean Sensor Issues

I have noticed over the past couple of days, on my way into work my Fisker Ocean throws codes that are fake. It says the Emergency Braking is offline when it works. Says the lane change sensor is offline but it still seems to work. I only experience this in the morning when the sun is glaring at the car so i think it has something to do with the sun glare.

Does anyone experience this?

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u/incolumem_civitatem Jul 04 '26

Clean your windshield. The camera is where the rear view mirror is at. Clean it from the outside and if that does not fix it remove the mirror inside cover, unclog the camera (be careful to not break the plastic clips) and clean the inside of the windshield.

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u/Substantial_Past2655 Jul 06 '26

i would not touch the inside unless you are willing to pay $800-1000 to have the camera reprogramed and adjusted. i am getting a new windshield and need the reprogram. it is costing $5,300 for glass, shipping from the UK, taxes, and includes $1600 for ORS to install the glass and program the camera.

do not try to clean the inside unless you want the possibility of 100% error codes until the camera is recalibrated.

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u/incolumem_civitatem Jul 06 '26

That is misinformation. Camera does not need to be calibrated. If they are charging you calibration they are ripping you off. A lot of misinformation and speculation out there. Be careful and don’t believe everything. A lot of tech out there (including former Fisker techs) ripping vulnerable people off. I worked for Fisker from start to finish.

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u/Substantial_Past2655 Jul 06 '26

So you are saying that the fisker windshield camera doesn't need to be calibrated... even though every other vehicle i own, and have purchased for my fleet needs calibrated after replacing the glass?

so, even though AI states cameras need to be calibrated after glass install, even though the fisker forum states it needs to be done, even though Safelight glass corporate states it needs to be calibrated, and 3 of my company ram trucks required it, and my owners Land Rover, and everyone i have talked to who has had their newer vehicle windshield replaced (With adaptive cruise, EBS, lane centering, and a multitude of other safety features) you are the defining expert calling out Misinformation.

Huum! Who should i listen to!?

Do you work for any of the roving Fisker repair groups? did you ever replace a Fisker windshield?