If you are using a third-party logging application and your car shows as offline, it is possible that the bug is rearing its ugly head. Other then that, there is no real way to tell when (or if) it is going to happen. But it happens after you scroll wheel restart your car.
Every once in a while, I see some FSD features go off-line (NoA, auto lane change, park asset). Reboot fixes it.
In .3 it remembers I have coconuts set as the summons sound, so that is progress. I have not tried using a sound file off the USB stick yet. It resets (turns off) the drive sound every time the car restarts, but not sure if the is a bug or working as intended.
I’ve been using Tessie and so far so good. Also after a couple hours of being unplugged I just went down to check and now the auto pilot stuff is back! Let’s see how long it stays…
I’ve rebooted multiple times and even powered off the car, but it never fixed it. I’m not sure what fixed it this time other than it wasn’t plugged in for a few hours. I also opened up a ticket with Tesla so not sure if they had a hand in it.
Mine has been off with .3 as well. I have it set to 80%. I have been seeing 80%, 81% and 82%.
On 2021.12.4.9 still, and I see anything from 79% to 87% (with it set to 80%). Just another software bug that’s been around for ages. My Model 3 would charge anywhere from 79% to 83-84% depending on the day. The S with an 87% is a new high. Most days it’s fine (80-81%) but these random spikes are plain bizarre.
I’m still on 2021.12.4.9 and mine has been topping off at 90% pretty consistently. I leave it plugged in and will see it go down to 89 then to 90 every hour or so.
*Sometimes* this is the car balancing cells. As my model Y which is on 12.25.7 does this. And has done this from time to time. Specially if it’s really warm where its charging. And sometimes it’s a bug. 1-3% I wouldn’t sweat but above that is for sure a bug. Just like in the winter you will see it charge to 80% and stay plugged in, then in the morning it will be 78%. Temp can effect it.
