Recent content by dbldwn02

I submitted a complaint. It probably won't do anything but it only took 5 minutes.

Hmmm...Ioniq5 just had its best March sales ever (no tax rebates)...Tesla just had it's first decrease in recent memory (still eligible for tax rebates) Personally this is my first and last Tesla. Absolutely love this car, but hate most of the "refresh" stuff. I'm driving this 2017 (MCU1)...

That's the plan. I'll likely do this in late April or early May. Definitely not signing any NDAs. I want to share with my friends here!

I get FSD visualizations, but they're not nearly as clean as what MCU2 gets. Instead of orange traffic cones I get white sticks.

MCU1 version absolutely determines whether you get FSD or not. Plenty of people who have FSD HW with MCU1 and no FSD. I got "lucky" and got V10 before they stopped MCU1 FSD rollout. Others MCU1 folks got 3 strikes in 2 years and still can't get out of FSD jail. Upgrade to MCU2...magically...

Yup. They're making small claims wins even easier with all this verbiage and "wide-releases". I'll probably pull the trigger on the MCU2 upgrade and then do small claims shortly after, showing FSD v12 immediately available.

By your signature line, you might be thinking of HW3 not MCU2. AFAIK, all M3s had MCU2 from the beginning. Early M3 had AP HW 2.5 which was upgradable to HW3. The only people I know who got MCU2 for free were the ones who did it in arbitration or small claims.

For many MCU1 owners...yes.

257 pages and 2.5 years in...I'm not holding my breath 🤣

Sorrry...I'm late to the party. I'm still running FSDb v10.

I'm the one who wrote the DIY. Sorry...not in LA. Just curious though, did you get a quote from them? I'm wondering if they changed their pricing considering this is happening more than it should be. Considering it's such a critical part of the car. I have a friend who got Tesla to cover it...

2023? Hold my beer. Still running 2022.8.10....

I have FSDb v10. But it'll probably never get updated.

Not allowed in SCIFs. https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2018/11/01/bleedingbit/