Recent content by jtpassat

Keeping my 2018 but buying the Cybertruck when it comes out.

Yes under warranty. I’m the original owner. If they don’t cover it, I would fight it. It’s not right if they don’t since it was working prior to the firmware upgrade and then broken immediately after.

Not an engineer but this happens to other hardware where if right conditions are met, the hardware being upgraded ends up getting bricked. I would hope Tesla is working out what is the root cause of why it’s happening but only to a subset of cars.

Just got my car fixed. Like everyone else, the module was replaced. What I was told was that it broke as a result of the firmware. Which is true because I had no problems with park assist until version .18.1

Sounds like a hardware issue. I’m up to .18.3 and still not fixed.

yup - I went to the SC for the same thing and they said it's a firmware issue.

Just got back from the SC because of this very problem with my 2018 Model 3 LR. I was told it's a issue with the current firmware (2021.4.18) and the next version will fix it.

Just happened to me. Charging is limited to 16 amps vs the usual 32. Scheduled for service on Wed so let’s see if it’s the same power conversion fix.

I read from another forum that this controller works https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003VAHYQY/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1

Based on the release notes, nothing to get excited about unless you really wanted cuphead or Netflix.

I take the same route to work all the time with the same stop and go and it's never gone into hold mode before. I don't consider any parts of my highway commute to be in such an incline/decline that it needs to go into hold mode. Let's see how it does on my commute back.

It happens when it goes into hold mode. It puts up a message that says "Press the accelerator" or something like that. I came from 2019.20.4 so this didn't happen when I had that version.

Just upgraded to 2019.32.1 and noticed when I was in traffic today, while autopilot was engaged, that when the car comes to a complete stop, I now have to step on the accelerator to get it moving again. Before upgrading firmware, the car would just go on its own, which was wonderful for dealing...

The blind spot detection is less than ideal. I wish it would at least make an audible noise when you hit the turn signal and there is someone in your blind spot. Looking at the screen or initiating the lane change is not good.

I'm more of a weekend warrior when it comes to my needs of a pickup truck so a Tesla truck would fit the bill nicely.