RamshakleZ
Member
n00b question. Is there a way to force the download... or do you need to wait for Tesla to push it to you?
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SoccerMan94043
Member
I'll add a additional noob question:
I thought the system told you about an update with the "!" icon and then you choose when to install it. That didn't happen last night when my car was updated to 2.22.60 automagically. How is this suppose to work and how much control can I place on the process?
Thanks!
I thought the system told you about an update with the "!" icon and then you choose when to install it. That didn't happen last night when my car was updated to 2.22.60 automagically. How is this suppose to work and how much control can I place on the process?
Thanks!
Hengist
Member
A service center will update you if you are having something else done. Otherwise the only thing to do is be connected to wifi when parked at home, as they prefer transferring by wifi.
RamshakleZ
Member
My question specifically is asking if I can force the update to begin immediately? In other words, if I am connected to my WiFi at home, how can I force my car to search for and initiate an update?
rcsting
Member
Alex D
Member
rcsting
Member
ZeroDarkSilver
HEPA cleaning your atmosphere, you're welcome
My car updated to 2.24.30 and DRL works in auto.
However, my rated range suddenly dropped 5 miles after the update, and has stayed at the lower number after a couple of charge cycles. Meaning, the rated range at my 90% charge is now 5 miles lower than it was before the update.
Anyone else see this?
However, my rated range suddenly dropped 5 miles after the update, and has stayed at the lower number after a couple of charge cycles. Meaning, the rated range at my 90% charge is now 5 miles lower than it was before the update.
Anyone else see this?
Ok - well know I will just have to wait for update.
In the same boat! The insanity of waiting for the car has turned into the insanity of coaxing it to update. I'm embarrassed to admit I spent yesterday parking it above ground in hourly street parking, leaving a phone in there as a wifi hotspot, driving it near a service center, etc etc etc. No update yet!
Bonlaw
Member
In the meantime we can push the parking light icon. But it should not take too long to receive an update for the refreshed cars. Not that many delivered. Oh well.
mikeash
Active Member
If a few weeks go by and you still haven't received the update, contact Tesla and they can push it to your car. But unfortunately days to weeks is normal.
I'm pretty sure they do this weird rollout so that any serious problems that aren't caught by testing will hit a few owners instead of affecting the entire fleet. An Apple-style rollout where 50% of devices are updated on the first day wouldn't necessarily be desirable here. It's still frustrating, I know, but it's for the best.
I'm pretty sure they do this weird rollout so that any serious problems that aren't caught by testing will hit a few owners instead of affecting the entire fleet. An Apple-style rollout where 50% of devices are updated on the first day wouldn't necessarily be desirable here. It's still frustrating, I know, but it's for the best.
Alex D
Member
At least you can be assured that the next update you'll receive, either 2.22.75 or 2.24.x will have the DRL's working, no matter what. I know, it's not a lot, but maybe it helps to stay positive
ZeroDarkSilver
HEPA cleaning your atmosphere, you're welcome
That was my immediate reaction, but now I wonder if instead the SW reboot after the update just triggered a recalibration of the Rated Miles calculation. It's now actually a more accurate reflection of what I should get based on my recent Wh/mi.
