Anyone recognize this? AP 2.0 MCU2 upgrade leftovers and other musings..

[Gray468]

I emptied out my May 2017 built S 100D and left it at the SC for the MCU 2 upgrade. I had received the FSD upgrade 6 weeks earlier. They were supposed to MCU2 it as well... but alas, I was one of the first in my area and they had harness and then screen availability issues which led to 5 consecutive bookings/cancelations/bookings.

it was in the shop 2.5 days. They could not preserve my settings and had trouble patching the software.

The only settings I cared about were my trip data. Trip A had been lovingly preserved from when I bought it new and showed that after 42k I had a net consumption of 316 Wh/m. Anyone else have a metric like that to compare? Anyway, that glorious metric is now gone.

Only took 5 miles to calibrate (pic snapped just before it finished) the cameras. And the only failure (so far) is I cannot unlock the car remotely (a common problem discussed at length in other threads). They have scheduled a ranger to fix in a couple of days... but said it will likely get fixed with an over the air patch/reset. We shall see.

When I got home, I found the following in my trunk. Anyone know what they are? Could my settings be on that chip? Ha!

sorry about the pic placement... I am forum comment writing challenged.

 

[croman]

That's a pressure cuff for carefully lifting the dash and a pry tool and your old logging sd. I think it's only for AP and doesn't have the settings you lost. I also lost mine at 50.5k miles and 311wh mile lifetime.

 

[appleguru]

Yeah, that's an "air bag" Tesla uses to lift the dash, as well as a trim tool to help others removing various trim pieces. And an SD card of course. I imagine your local SC would want those back ;-)

SD card could be your MCU's gateway SD card, or could be just about anything else... stick it in your computer and tell us what's on it??

 

[slainla]

I believe locksmiths also use that tool to crack open doors to unlock vehicles that have been locked out. Don't ask me how I know but it was used on my Tacoma.

 

[murphyS90D]

The onboard navigation map is stored in an SD card. Can you enter a trip to a destination?

The one in my car was partitioned and formatted last January to get my navigation working again.
They told me that if that failed again they would replace the SD card.

 

[appleguru]

The onboard navigation map is stored in an SD card. Can you enter a trip to a destination?

The one in my car was partitioned and formatted last January to get my navigation working again.
They told me that if that failed again they would replace the SD card.

the nav sd card is a micro sd. Gateway Sd is a full sized one like the one pictured. newer MCUs don’t have a nav card / use a second onboard eMMC for storage.