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The answer is yes. MCU1, hw2, ap2.

Mine said something like I needed to contact the Service Center and then it disappeared.

Tesla is on fire. There is a new update starting out at teslafi 2018.11 eaa841a. Only on AP1 so far.

Just a thought on the track idea. I think that a 2x4 could be used on each side of the car to act as a limit line not to be crossed and just glued down to the floor or nailed or bolted. If the car hit this it would stop. So the boards could be like 6 inches out on both sides of the car for...

My thought on all updates is that everybody should do a hard reset of the car after getting any update. (hold down brake and hold down both buttons on the steering wheel til everything reboots). I have had weird things happen after updates and this seemed to fix things.

Not sure you will know when the next version is available, since you will have the alarm clock already there. You can be our guinea pig.

Try a reset to make it start working properly. On my car it would not summon until I reset after the update.

I did the range extender like you but found that a mesh network worked better. The phone has to be on the same SSID for the summon to work. Yes you can log off your house wifi and onto your garage wifi but it is a pain. I used 3 Google mesh wifi to cover the house and garage and driveway. Same...

I noticed that I had to do a reset after the update, the tesla app was not updating even after I had driven 5 miles and gone back onto wifi at the house. Side sensors seem a little more sensitive.

I wonder if the people that have the update failing have a thumb drive in the usb ports while updating. I have seen somewhere that it could be a problem. I pull it out before updating.

This update makes driving in the right lane very close to perfect.