Recent content by JackLuminous

I noticed this started happening this week.

This sounds like what I am experiencing with my Model 3. I don't recall hearing this last summer when we first got the car. You don't notice it inside the car but you can hear it from outside the car. You hear the normal "Whoosh" sound of the AC but underneath it is a like a whining/buzzing...

This just happened on our M3LR and we have a service request scheduled. Unbelievable...this looks like a crappy design. I have never seen anything like this happen in a car -at least not one at this price point.

I don't know what happened but in the last couple weeks or so, there seem to be serious battery range loss. We always charge to 80% at home and lately it seems to really be going down quickly and the car is barely 1 year old. Just now, from doing errands (local groceries, shopping, post office...

You could try putting in a service request about it and see if they will push the update

This week my wife put in a service request again to fix the problem. Her intent was really to see if they would just push the 2022.16.X update. Sure enough, within an hour or two of her request, the update becomes available for the Model 3. So far it's been 2 days of no issues.

This is the way.

Tesla tech informed me it might be fixed with 2022.16 but that would be cool if 12.3.12 does

That's how it's been for me also if I re-seat the USB and then try to view clips.

This is what I am doing if -I remember. It's unpredictable. Even today the car showed the red x over the camera but there still sentry events and dash cam recorded my wife's drive home from work.

No. Don't get a new drive, don't waste your time formatting, and don't reboot. I have not had any of these methods work for me reliably or seen a post saying the same. The software is losing "connection" to the USB drive. In PC terms, it would be like a USB device going to sleep and not waking...

When my wife told me on Thurs/Fri that the error message was back again I didn't bother doing anything -didn't reboot, didn't remove/reseat the drive. This morning it was working again and recorded her drive in the morning, along with some sentry events.

After a few days of rock solid performance but I saw the red X again today along with the "check USB message". Just like everyone else rebooting cleared it. Yeah this is software bug. I noticed sentry events record though.

Complete rubbish. No matter what USB drive or SD+adapter you use, you'll most likely get the same problem. Even prior to 2022.12.3.1 I was having random moments where dashcam wasn't writing. I thought I had it resolved by using a max endurance SD card. This worked well for awhile (and allows USB...

Update: informed by a helpful Tesla POC that tesla engineers/technicians are aware of the issue. There should be a dot release that would address this issue but at the moment, there is no ETA. Also, last night after I installed 12.3.2 (it was pushed to the car by Tesla), I went to the car and...