Let's see if this is the fix for the various 17.42 issues with Steering Assist and SAS (and also Homelink previously!).
TeslaFi reports two cars, in Canada, so far.
TeslaFi reports two cars, in Canada, so far.
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i'm still way behind at 2017.36 1b27c6d with AP1, maybe that's a good thing? idk...Hopefully this one doesn't cause any new issues and has a full rollout.... it was a fun weekend!
You mean ahead? Still on 2017.34 herei'm still way behind at 2017.36 1b27c6d with AP1, maybe that's a good thing? idk...
Sometimes it's better to be behind! At least your SAS and Steering work!You mean ahead? Still on 2017.34 here
Let's see if this is the fix for the various 17.42 issues with Steering Assist and SAS (and also Homelink previously!).
TeslaFi reports two cars, in Canada, so far.
Lol, work from home many days and often multitask... Hopefully, more time for driving when we get the software semi-stabilized!Do you sleep or work even? LOL, you are ahead of me by hours and I feel like I am way overboard on my forum tracking and interactions and associated firmware tracking.
Y’all are way behind, this update was released on Friday (10/20).
Do you guys get updates reliably via wifi? For example, .40 to .42? Do you have a super strong signal? I have to go to service center for updates and am wondering if a wifi extender to the garage is worth it. Any other secrets like scheduling your car to charge overnight?
Yep, that’s definitely a case if you have never OTA’d anything. You’d think the SC wouldn’t be able to install things either but perhaps different systems.Some people that never got an OTA update were told that their car didn't get marked as delivered in the Tesla system so it wasn't queued up for normal updates. You could always ask your SC to make sure that the car is properly marked as delivered.