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I've been using a similar drive (older Samsung T5 500GB) for years (if that matters). I used to get the "vision system temporarily degraded" message flashing on/off but turning off Sentry Mode would be a reliable workaround (2022.20.8). Current app / firmware that I'm on (2022.20.18) still...

Tesla app 4.13.1 also fixed it for me—car sleeps for long durations again. I'm still on car firmware 2022.20.9. No more force-quitting the Tesla app every time I come home.

Tesla app (iOS) 4.13.1 just released. At least they're trying.

Thankfully, I don't have the car alarm problem. Tesla did push a firmware update for me, but only to 2022.20.9 (I was on 2022.20.8). So the problem still persists for me (after the update, the car woke up 3 times in less than an hour...I force-quit the Tesla app and I'm sure the problem will go...

Just a data point: My Model 3 is on 2022.20.8 and iOS app is on 4.13.0 (latest). Problem started appearing as soon as I updated app to 4.12.0 (car began waking up 30-40 times per day). Since then, I've been able to let it sleep if I force-quit the Tesla app; this pattern is repeatable 100% of...

Tesla app 4.13.0 just came out with the usual vague change log (“Minor fixes and improvements”).

Tesla app 4.12.0 released on August 28 introduced a bug that causes the car to wake up as much as 40 times per day. Recent app update 4.12.1 didn't fix this problem. Here's a thread with folks in UK/Ireland reporting the same problem we're having here in the U.S.: 2022.20. Temporary workaround...

Today's Tesla app update to 4.12.1 didn't fix the constant-waking for me. In the first 35 minutes after updating, my car woke up twice for no apparent reason. I force-quit the Tesla app and it's been asleep for over 1.5 hours so far. I'll once again be force-quitting the app whenever I get...

I’m on 2022.20.8 and experiencing the same frequent wake-ups (35-40 times a day). Force-killing the Tesla app will allow my Model 3 to sleep soundly. This problem started with the latest Tesla app update to 4.12.0 on August 28. My TeslaFi logs confirm the exact timing coinciding with when I...

Next time you get the odor, turn on recirculating mode and see if stops blowing stinky air. It does for me every time but isn't a permanent fix (two filter replacements and evaporator cleanings by Tesla didn't fix it). I just popped the panel over the outside air intake and wiped it down with...

Well, that's an altogether different issue and has nothing to do with the faulty break-even math I was responding to.

It's not that easy. If FSD up-front goes up 40% then surely the subscription will go up to $280/mo. That means at only 36 months (@$280/mo.) you would have spent more on the subscription than the current $10K up-front price (which is essentially locked in). It's like property. If you're saying...

That is correct (at least in my case). If it starts stinking then I switch on recirculation and within a minute it starts smelling normal/neutral again. Once I switch it back to fresh air, it starts stinking again. If it's a dry day then sometimes it won't stink at all. But the combo of...

I've tried cleaning the intake thoroughly with disinfectant wipes after removing the large panel under the frunk lid and the grate covering the intake. Either it worked temporarily or simply masked the odor because it came back in a few days. I also bought an ozone generator and [very...

Unfortunately not in my case. 2018 Model 3 here. Had filters replaced and evaporator cleaned twice by Tesla since I bought the car. Still smells like vomit/vinegar whenever there's moisture in the air. Recirculation actually stops the stink so it's definitely either something in the intake that...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but both fresh and recirculated air will pass through the filters (so air always passes through the cabin filters). The filters are placed immediately before the evaporator so there's no way to bypass the air filters.

The vinegar/chemical odor has returned with a vengeance in my Model 3 now that it's getting warmer. It has something to do with the outside air—if I switch on recirculation then it goes away. Once I allow fresh air in again, the odor returns right away. Last summer I wiped down the air intake...