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EV-CPO.com CPO Consolidator support thread
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Ostrichsak
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Here's one I've noticed for a while now; Under "Weather" it says:
"CW02 Subzero+Heated Steering Wheel
ST01 Non-heated Leather Steering Wheel"
It's a little bit confusing though because, other than a few late 2014 cars, all Subzero package cars should have a heated steering wheel. Yet all of them show "Non-heated leather steering wheel" which is inaccurate. This appears on most all newer Model S that I'm seeing and after a certain point (late 2018?) all should not only have Subzero but a heated steering wheel as well since those are one-and-the-same to the best of my knowledge.
"CW02 Subzero+Heated Steering Wheel
ST01 Non-heated Leather Steering Wheel"
It's a little bit confusing though because, other than a few late 2014 cars, all Subzero package cars should have a heated steering wheel. Yet all of them show "Non-heated leather steering wheel" which is inaccurate. This appears on most all newer Model S that I'm seeing and after a certain point (late 2018?) all should not only have Subzero but a heated steering wheel as well since those are one-and-the-same to the best of my knowledge.
As I've mentioned before, that's the data right from Tesla. Nothing I can do about that.
EV-CPO does not manipulate/change the data in any fashion.
EV-CPO does not manipulate/change the data in any fashion.
Ostrichsak
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I thought we had discussed but wasn't 100% if that was on your end or theirs. So weird that they display it that way and doesn't really make any logical sense to me.
I figure that there are codes like these where one code overrides another legacy code. But Tesla does not publish a rubric like that to explain their coding scheme.
For instance, a couple of years ago, Tesla started prefacing all their option codes with a $ (see example below). Not specific codes, all option codes are now prefaced with a $ sign. For the life of me I can't figure out why they'd do that. Now if only certain codes had a $ sign it would have some meaning we may be able to reverse-engineer. They're not delimiters, since each list is always comma-separated. But just to add a superfluous $ to every code? Either there's a very good logical reason for it that we don't know, or there's just some lazy programmers that added it to avoid writing more code (or a quick-and-dirty solution to some other problem). So since they mean nothing, I just strip them out.
For instance, a couple of years ago, Tesla started prefacing all their option codes with a $ (see example below). Not specific codes, all option codes are now prefaced with a $ sign. For the life of me I can't figure out why they'd do that. Now if only certain codes had a $ sign it would have some meaning we may be able to reverse-engineer. They're not delimiters, since each list is always comma-separated. But just to add a superfluous $ to every code? Either there's a very good logical reason for it that we don't know, or there's just some lazy programmers that added it to avoid writing more code (or a quick-and-dirty solution to some other problem). So since they mean nothing, I just strip them out.
- "OptionCodeList":"$BP00,$HC00,$ADPX2,$GLFR,$AU00,$APFB,$APH4,$APBS,$X028,$BTX5,$BS00,$BCMB,$CH05,$CW02,$COUS,$X040,$IDBO,$X027,$DRLH,$DU00,$AF02,$FMP6,$FG02,$DCF0,$FR04,$TD00,$X007,$X011,$INBPB,$PI01,$IX01,$X001,$LP01,$LT3B,$MI01,$X037,$MDLS,$DV4W,$X025,$X003,$ZCST,$PMNG,$PS01,$PK00,$X031,$PX00,$PF00,$X044,$TM00,$BR04,$RENA,$RFP2,$USSB,$X014,$ME02,$QTPB,$SR01,$SP00,$X021,$SC04,$SU00,$TP03,$TR00,$TIG4,$DSH7,$MT75A,$UTAB,$WTAS,$WR01,$YFCC,$CPF0",
- "OptionCodeListDisplayOnly":"$DSH7,$WTAS,$CPF0,$GLFR,$FR04,$X001,$DRLH,$BR04,$APH4,$QTPB,$WR01,$LT3B,$PMNG,$X027,$FMP6,$DCF0,$MDLS,$PS01,$RENA,$RFP2,$CH05,$LP01,$MI01,$COUS,$AF02,$UTAB,$X011,$ME02,$MT75A,$X007,$INBPB,$X037,$IX01,$X031,$USSB,$TIG4,$ZCST,$BTX5,$CW02,$IDBO,$X003,$APBS,$X028,$FG02,$DV4W,$SR01,$TP03,$PI01,$APFB",
BigNick
Infamous Fat Sweaty Guy
They just want to break your (excellent) search tool from time to time, I guess.
This they do with some regularity. It's usually at 3am on a Sunday morning, or more likely, when I'm on vacation and only have spotty hotel wifi and no cell service. I wake up to 3000 error messages in the logs because something in the feed changed and broke the code.
We go diving in Bonaire every year, and I'm sure as sh-t that they'll be some major change while I'm down there. Happens every time, I'd make bets on it.
Like this week, for unknown reasons, they changed the trim codes for Model 3/Y LRAWDP (Long Range All Wheel Drive Performance) to PAWD (Performance All Wheel Drive) and for MS/MX changed P100DL to MSPERF and MXPERF. Since everything is now Long Range by default, they eliminated that designation. This one was understandable., but still broke a few things. At least this time it was a simple fix and I was home.
Unfortunately still seeing issues. Model S and X show up fine. UK Model 3s have all disappeared again, although Tesla website now shows 11 cars available.
I'm a little confused... I see 138 used Model 3s in Great Britain right now on EV-CPO. What other search criteria are you using? What's your postal code?
I'm even more confused...
Now ev-cpo shows 69 used Model 3 cars in Europe, apply filter of Great Britain and we now get 11 cars. That matches what I see on Tesla (search postcode GL52 6SE). So that is what I would expect to see, hopefully issues have been resolved.
No idea where you see 138 Great Britain cars (although that is exactly double the number of European cars I see...)
Now ev-cpo shows 69 used Model 3 cars in Europe, apply filter of Great Britain and we now get 11 cars. That matches what I see on Tesla (search postcode GL52 6SE). So that is what I would expect to see, hopefully issues have been resolved.
No idea where you see 138 Great Britain cars (although that is exactly double the number of European cars I see...)
Oops. I must have been looking at sold/archived cars. Sorry. Yes, now I see 11 used M3s for sale in GB.
Overnight (ET) the system tries to find cars that were sold and no longer available, so cars may disappear for a short while. This is a result of how Tesla lists/unlists cars. Unfortunately, they do not supply a real-time feed of cars sold or newly listed. So if you're 5/6 hours ahead, you might be seeing some of these changes taking place.
Overnight (ET) the system tries to find cars that were sold and no longer available, so cars may disappear for a short while. This is a result of how Tesla lists/unlists cars. Unfortunately, they do not supply a real-time feed of cars sold or newly listed. So if you're 5/6 hours ahead, you might be seeing some of these changes taking place.
No worries at all! Thanks for reporting any issues. I think this time I found the issue and there are now 10 used M3s listed for GB.
edit: But it still appears that Tesla is delisting these overnight (so the "detail" page is no longer available, and EV-CPO detects this as the car being sold). Then at some point they appear again and EV-CPO picks them up as 'relisted'.
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Just curious as to why “INTERIOR” is now listed as “INTERIOR” instead of an actual color? Ditto at EV-tsla.com now for a few months, despite the colors being rendered correctly in the links.
Great service you provide otherwise, and we all appreciate your work on these sites!
Great service you provide otherwise, and we all appreciate your work on these sites!
Ok, it's fixed. Tesla up to their old tricks of making minor changes in the data stream that break things.
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Not that I'm aware of. I haven't seen an option code that comes through for those.
Is there an indication on the Tesla.com website for listed cars that show this?
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