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Firmware 7.1 - For Classic Model S
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SteveS0353
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I have 2.13.77. and the park double tap to extend door handles works for me. I used it yesterday a couple of times.
Hank's list and Jerry's add ons are
My same complaints.:cursing: If not too late add me to the list.
Never pushing that update button again!
Unfortunately another drive unit ordered again so I guess I'll be stuck when they change it.
8 week wait for a drive unit?
Noisy and higher batt drain but it runs:scared:
HankLloydRight
No Roads
I'll be back from my trip in a few days and will draft a letter and post it for people to opt-in and then we can send it to TM.
If you're already on 7.0 or 7.1, nothing much is going to change now.
If you're already on 7.0 or 7.1, nothing much is going to change now.
A bit off topic, but I need your advice. I still believe Elon and test out smart Air conditioning thing. On Friday, I had one full day event in my Outlook, and since full day events have end times of next midnight, I see air conditioning start working Friday 11:30pm up to midnight. In my office people who takes a day off creates a one day event into everyone's calendar so everyone knows he/she's off today.
This makes my car starts air conditioning every 1130pm and waste electricity. Any thoughts? Recently discovered this with TeslaLog!
Try looking at your list of previous navigation destinations, and delete as many as you can.
7.1 introduced a bug that slows down nav when that list is very long.
It is a quick fix that can restore normal functionality.
Thanks, I believe it is fairly straightforward to implement it only based on schedule, though. It is difficult for computers to guess my commute times every day, but if I have an address with an off-site appointment, Tesla can guess how far I need to drive and precondition the car in advance.
Will hope this work someday.
Early Model S had Nav only as part of the tech package. You can tell if the car has tech package or not by looking at the exterior. (Search this site for pictures if you don't know what I mean)
garygid
Member
Texas...
Are you referring to some ultrasonic parking sensors, perhaps?
If so, many did the early models have, and where were they placed?
If not, what external feature, please?
On some color cars, the sensors might be very difficult to see, right?
Are you referring to some ultrasonic parking sensors, perhaps?
If so, many did the early models have, and where were they placed?
If not, what external feature, please?
On some color cars, the sensors might be very difficult to see, right?
No, I'm talking about the trim below the rear bumper. On cars with tech package it is chrome (like all cars have now) and without tech package it is black. Parking sensors didn't become available until late in 2013.
garygid
Member
Thanks Texas...
I only arrived into the Tesla scene in mid December 2014, when my wife wanted to "just go look at the colors" at the nearby Tesla Store, and I would never have known to "look up the rear end" of the car. Oh, ... 5 days later, we took delivery of our silver S85+AP, which has been a real delight, indeed.
Sneaky-nice my wife is sometimes, like when we went to "just look" at puppies ... and we came home with not one, but two. I realized at the very last moment of the one-puppy purchase transaction, that my new, tiny little girl puppy might really enjoy a friend-puppy to keep her from being lonely (like I was most of my life), during those long hours when my wife and I were both away at work.
A bit over 14 years later, my dear little "puppy" girl is still with me, sleeping beside me right now as I write this. Indeed, she is one of the several great joys of my life, always running to greet me when I arrive home, jumping up and down on her little hind legs because she wants up into my arms, where she expresses her delight, perhaps relief at times, that I have come back to her ... with many, many "kisses" (licks). A true love-puppy, another real delight, indeed.
Oh, sorry, I got carried away ... Thanks Texas.
I only arrived into the Tesla scene in mid December 2014, when my wife wanted to "just go look at the colors" at the nearby Tesla Store, and I would never have known to "look up the rear end" of the car. Oh, ... 5 days later, we took delivery of our silver S85+AP, which has been a real delight, indeed.
Sneaky-nice my wife is sometimes, like when we went to "just look" at puppies ... and we came home with not one, but two. I realized at the very last moment of the one-puppy purchase transaction, that my new, tiny little girl puppy might really enjoy a friend-puppy to keep her from being lonely (like I was most of my life), during those long hours when my wife and I were both away at work.
A bit over 14 years later, my dear little "puppy" girl is still with me, sleeping beside me right now as I write this. Indeed, she is one of the several great joys of my life, always running to greet me when I arrive home, jumping up and down on her little hind legs because she wants up into my arms, where she expresses her delight, perhaps relief at times, that I have come back to her ... with many, many "kisses" (licks). A true love-puppy, another real delight, indeed.
Oh, sorry, I got carried away ... Thanks Texas.
HankLloydRight
No Roads
I believe back then the tech package included Nav and the power liftgate, so if it has that, it most likely has Nav.
This morning at about 0600 PST I installed 2.16.17 on my classic S. Release notes appear unchanged.
Peter_M
Member
My car (Dec 2013) has the Tech Package including Nav and the power lift gate, but no chrome trim on the front or rear trunk sills.
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