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@SilverGS yes that is correct. Tesla found out that people were getting smart enough to read the config values and removed some of them. `perf_config` is no longer present there. It has not been for some time now apparently.
Either that or those values simply do not matter now since their...
@SilverGS sure man no problem at all. The link to the first post is somewhat dated which is why I forked the Apiary docs. You can find the updated one here which is the one used in the video. The last post I did right above yours also has a link to a step by step article which walks you though...
FYI I updated the forked documentation on Apiary.io so that it now includes the additional `user-agent` and also the body for the authentication request. It can be found here. Also full post tutorial explaining how to get the vehicle state etc can be found here.
Are you sure? One variable I wonder if it would be the same is the actual `vechicleId` ... in model S it is `id_s` ... you sure it would be the same with Model X?
Yes it has been already noted that Tesla decided to completely remove multiple parameters from their response on the vehicle state API end point. Quite disappointing :/. Its their API so obviously they can do whatever they want but I am still in disbelief that there is no official lib and...
OK where is that value coming from? Which API is returning it?
On the slightly different topic ... can anyone provide API responses for Model X? Do we have documentation similar to the one Tim did for Model X? I would imagine it would have some different API points etc?
Asking since I am...
All apps (phone/table/desktop etc) essentially hit that API with requests. Example if you want your phone app to start the AC ... that app calls the API with a request for that. API does it and you are happy camper :)
Mine was done today. Love the result. Def. a noticeable difference. Also pretty cool when you can use the Tesla API to verify right then and there @ the SC that they actually did it.
Overall pretty happy with the end result!
Well I tested this ... pushed with a good amount of weight at those corners and it was more than safe IMO to do this. Now if you do install the hooks right in the middle it would not be very smart :). The bags never actually have their entire weight on the hooks ... they actually stay on the...
OK so Apiary is now officially owned by ORACLE ... which should give you some confidence (Or not depending on which side of Oracle fan club you are :)). But as a general practice you should change your passwords often and use a password manager to take care of the "I forgot" factor. I personally...
For those of you who like me like to have things organized and tidy @ the trunk I recently figured out a way to get VM/Audi grocery hooks (which I always loved in my Audi's) attached to the rear trunk "cover".
The best part is that the total cost for the parts needed is less than $30!
Here is...
Works 100% in postman ...
{
"percent": 70
}
Make sure this is the url
https://owner-api.teslamotors.com/api/1/vehicles/20465486075957809/command/set_charge_limit
Forking and updating the apiary now.
OK I got it. You ware in the right direction :)
The API for the set_charge_limit should have a body of:
{
"percent": <YOUR DESIRED % VALUE AS A NUMBER>
}
so the actual POST url looks like this:
https://owner-api.teslamotors.com/api/1/vehicles/20465486075957809/command/set_charge_limit
Well both apps I use are dead on so ... but I did check just in case the car as well. After the API call regardless of the limit set as a parameter the car charge % went to 50 instead of the provided by me 86 etc. Tried 80 etc.
I can also do a tutorial for PostMan as well but that is way more developer oriented tool and I feel it defeats the purpose of the original tutorial where all you need is a browser.
I do get more solid results with the Postman vs Apiary as it seems Apiary is not 100% reliable with the request...
Awesome that this help and not so awesome for Tesla Service again. My plan is the same ... the moment someone from the service center even slightly suggests that my car is "uncorcked" I am hitting Tesla API and verifying myself.
Well for the initial Authentication nothing is needed other than the body. It actually in the documentation specifies that it only needs the body and the ContentType thing is part of the Response not the Request. I always add it as a habit really.
So on the Get Token thing as long as you have...
This actually is not necessary I do it by habit but it would work without that being part of the header. Just tried again and it worked fine so something else must be happening.
Copy and paste the bellow. Replace the email and password. Should work.
{
"grant_type": "password",
"client_id": "81527cff06843c8634fdc09e8ac0abefb46ac849f38fe1e431c2ef2106796384",
"client_secret": "c7257eb71a564034f9419ee651c7d0e5f7aa6bfbd18bafb5c5c033b093bb2fa3",
"email"...
My uneducated guess would be since you are RWD your best bet is P2 ... Dual motors get P1 or something like that. I could be completely wrong of course :)
For those of you who have been "uncorked" and did not feel a performance improvement check this thread to validate if the "uncorking" was done correctly.
Tesla Owner API Tutorial (All you need is your browser)
Mine was not so I have to go again to the SC :(.
Yes you copied either the wrong vechile_id or typed it wrong. It should be in red font. Did you copy the id_s? In the video I mentioned that you should copy id_s and not vechicle_id ... not sure why they did this.
I searched through the threads here but all I was able to find was a little bit too technical IMO for the average user and the step by step how to was not really there. I love the fact that Tim did the Apiary.io documentation and wanted with just the browser to walk through an example of how to...
Thanks for the info!
I just found out my "uncorking" was not done properly and I have to go back at the service center. Something new (old) to look up to :).
Sorry to disappoint you my friend but nothing good so far. I have my next appointment on Nov 2nd and my expectations are already very very low. This time I am bringing my laptop and will check at the spot if the uncorking was successful.
Let me prefix this with LOVE my car. Won't ever go back to ICE etc. All the good stuff.
But man ... my Tesla service has been mediocre at best! Let me give you an example:
1. Called for my uncorking and free detailing. Made an appointment 2 months ago.
2. Got the car back (Everything is...
Oh there will be much more for sure :) I planned a lot of moving footage but in FL it is hard to find a place without cars driving next/behind you ... and I do not want to be the guy flying the drone above people heads/cars. Still looking though :)