The Nationwide Freeway Visitors Security Administration mentioned on Thursday that it’s speaking with Tesla concerning defective Autopilot cameras in among the electrical automobiles the corporate produced in Fremont, California.

As CNBC reported on Monday, Tesla is changing repeater cameras in a few of its U.S.-made automobiles after discovering defective printed circuit boards inside. The corporate has not issued a voluntary recall so far however is dealing with replacements on a goodwill foundation for eligible clients.

The repeater cameras are positioned within the entrance fenders of Tesla automobiles in entrance of the facet view mirrors. When the cameras aren’t working correctly, drivers may even see a clean or uneven video feed on their automobile’s middle show, lose visibility into their car’s blind spots, or get alerts that Tesla Autopilot perform is proscribed.

Autopilot is Tesla’s model title for its commonplace, driver help system. The system doesn’t makes its automobiles driverless.

Whereas Elon Musk’s electrical car maker has not but issued a voluntary recall on the cameras, it approved service staff to switch defective models for eligible house owners on a goodwill foundation — that’s, on the corporate’s dime.

Tesla didn’t reply to a request for remark earlier this week and once more on Thursday.

This is the complete assertion a NHTSA spokesperson despatched to CNBC: