Car on old firmware

[mvrlogins]

My 2017 MX with HW3 is on 2023.26.12 and the flash memory for the log was replaced along time ago.

Been at this version since end September.

I see from the Teslafi firmware tracker that there are fewer than 1% cars on this.

Car was recently in service and I mentioned to the tech that this was the case - I was told "Your car is on the latest firmware"

The setting for "Advanced" updates has been on for a while and the car connects to wifi every night

Anyway to force a check? Or is something wrong?

 

[Pink Duck]

Press and hold Model X in the Software menu until prompt, enter 'service', use that to play with the firmware version.

Or more easily just try toggling to Standard update frequency and see if that causes it to check on its own.

Check for any firewall/proxy interference on its Internet access via WiFi router.

Review which 2.4 GHz channel is being used to minimise interference. 1, 6 or 11 are good (only non-overlapping frequencies)

 

[GeorgeSymonds]

You’re not out of the ordinary according to tbis and I suspect the 1% thing on Teslafi includes all years and the vast number of M3 and MY

Active Tesla Software releases on 2017 Model X

These are the current active Tesla software releases on 2017 Model X. We also list the latest Map versions

tesla-info.com

For your car/year :
The current commonly run versions at this time:

2022.8.10.16​

30.7% of fleet

2023.26.12​

28.8% of fleet

2023.27.7​

15.3% of fleet

2023.44.1​

11.5% of fleet

I think the 2022 release is MCU1 cars

 

[Overworked]

Press and hold Model X in the Software menu until prompt, enter 'service', use that to play with the firmware version.

Or more easily just try toggling to Standard update frequency and see if that causes it to check on its own.

Check for any firewall/proxy interference on its Internet access via WiFi router.

Review which 2.4 GHz channel is being used to minimise interference. 1, 6 or 11 are good (only non-overlapping frequencies)

I know that is one way to force an update check, but doesn't a "two button reset" also force a check?

 

[Pink Duck]

A hard restart more likely resolves some network stack issue that permits usual update check to work.

 

[mvrlogins]

You’re not out of the ordinary according to tbis and I suspect the 1% thing on Teslafi includes all years and the vast number of M3 and MY

Active Tesla Software releases on 2017 Model X

These are the current active Tesla software releases on 2017 Model X. We also list the latest Map versions

tesla-info.com

For your car/year :
The current commonly run versions at this time:

2022.8.10.16​

30.7% of fleet

2023.26.12​

28.8% of fleet

2023.27.7​

15.3% of fleet

2023.44.1​

11.5% of fleet

I think the 2022 release is MCU1 cars

Thanks - I didn't know about that website. Thought I was being left out!

Will try a reset too

 

[Baldwalker]

My 2017 model S 75 seems to have stuck on 2023.26.12 since 27/09/2023

 

[Adopado]

My 2017 model S 75 seems to have stuck on 2023.26.12 since 27/09/2023

Report it as software issue via the app. Tesla will confirm if you are on the latest version for your car. They can push an update if there's one due for you.

 

[Baldwalker]

I have reported it and they have said I’m on the latest software, Model S 75 AP3 MCU2 with FSD I’m sure 2023.27.7 and 2023.44.1
Is compatible

 

[Pink Duck]

I have a similar configuration and mine updated to 2023.44.30.1 this morning.

 

[Baldwalker]

I have a similar configuration and mine updated to 2023.44.30.1 this morning.

Was you on 2023.26.12 previously?

 

[Tonybvi]

My Legacy Raven MX (2019) seems to get all the updates very early on (not always a good thing). I got 44.30.1 a couple of days back and I’m currently installing 44.30.2 - release notes show bug fixes only.

 

[SJ_angeleyes21]

Report it as software issue via the app. Tesla will confirm if you are on the latest version for your car. They can push an update if there's one due fo

My 2017 model S 75 seems to have stuck on 2023.26.12 since 27/09/2023

My MS75D December 2016 Unicorn( MCU upgrade, Enhanced autopilot, 80K mile, CCS upgrade, stuck 2023.26.12 like you.

 

[Pink Duck]

Was on 2023.26.9 around 12th September, before 2023.40 then 2023.44 updates.

Another overnight to 2023.44.30.4 for more minor fixes.

 

[SJ_angeleyes21]

Oh Really?? Mine MS 75D hasnt updated yet, im in London, where are you? By the way, just for curiosity

 

[Baldwalker]

I’m still stuck on 2023.26.12 TeslaFi has skipped between saying I was due an update to I’m on the latest update?

 

[WannabeOwner]

TeslaFi has skipped between saying I was due an update to I’m on the latest update?

Plenty of bug-ridden versions were pulled / superseded ... but they are all later than 2023.26 ...

Where are you seeing that (in TeslaFi)?

This is what I see:

 

[Baldwalker]

 

[WannabeOwner]

"There are 3 vehicles ..."

Bit of a unicorn then .... so TeslaFi doesn't have any useful comparison data (and maybe Tesla isn't prioritising your car for rollout either [I have no evidence that that is the case])

What's Unicorn about your car?

 

[SJ_angeleyes21]

Hi mate,

Unicorn Tesla meant

New refresh designed Model S & X, between 2016 Nov and 2017 April manufactured.

Life time free supercharg
New designed
Upgradable for FSD, due to full autopilot computer.

Unfortunatley, this unicon include mine shown poor software updated compare to other fleets.

Is it Tesla's deliberate intention??? Im very suspicious???

What do you think of this issue??

Im still stuck in 2023.26.12 version since September 2023.