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Tesla 2020.32 Software Update With 'Suspension Improvements' For Model S X
Can someone please clarify the suspension height settings for Model X. Does this new software apply to pre-Raven models?
Probably, but what are the particulars? Before this update there was a change in the maximum speed for each High level but ambiguous language about possible changes to the actual height at each level. I just want to know if the actual height settings are also reduced. The settings may have changed in 20.25 or .28 but the appearance of the actual clearance value in the Suspension settings menu is new with .32We’ll have to see as it rolls out, but I’d expect it on all of them.
Model X | |
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Standard with and without skis | 7 in |
Very High with skis | 8 in |
very High without skis | 9 in |
Interesting info. thanks. As a side note, in my MX I haven't yet (in 4 years) experienced a situation where changing the height to the highest setting has helped me. That extra couple inches can still have me scrapping the bottom with rocks on a country driveway if I am not careful and really slow. I would have hoped the design to have a wider height difference. I guess it works ok for some folks.Probably, but what are the particulars? Before this update there was a change in the maximum speed for each High level but ambiguous language about possible changes to the actual height at each level. I just want to know if the actual height settings are also reduced. The settings may have changed in 20.25 or .28 but the appearance of the actual clearance value in the Suspension settings menu is new with .32
For reference, as of 2020.20
Model X Standard with and without skis 7 in Very High with skis 8 in very High without skis 9 in
Model S Air Suspension 4.6 - 6.3 inches
BTW, what are skis is this context?
Installing now on a similar age car with FSD in the US.2017 Model X w/ FSD computer in the US downloading 2020.32.1 now 48% complete!
Please attach a photo of the new Suspension settings tab. Thanks.I just received 2020.32.1 on my MCU1 + FSD Computer Model X.
My problem is ever since they added the side cameras the homelink button is covered up by the camera view. By the time I’ve backed out of my gate the button is gone and I can’t close my gate without closing the camera, which then requires me to open the camera again to reverse out the rest of my driveway. We can’t use auto close the gate because you have to enable auto open, which we can’t because sometimes the dogs are out. Not sure why they decided to block that button when in reverse...=\Just installed the 32.2 update and noticed that the Homelink drop down menu is now translucent when in reverse. I’ve always thought that drop down was annoying in reverse because it blocked a good portion of the rear camera feed. Now you can see through it!! Still solid black otherwise.
I would call it semi-translucent. I didn’t notice it until you pointed it out. They need to significantly reduce the opacity in order to make pedestrians more visible. Used to completely block my view of Pedestrians on the sidewalk as I backed out of my driveway. Now only ~90%.Just installed the 32.2 update and noticed that the Homelink drop down menu is now translucent when in reverse. I’ve always thought that drop down was annoying in reverse because it blocked a good portion of the rear camera feed. Now you can see through it!! Still solid black otherwise.