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Firmware version stuck at 2020.39.xxx on my 2021 MY.
- Thread starter mnsweeps
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Same here... I think they roll them out in waves. We just gotta keep waiting, I guess.
How much are you driving it? If it is just sitting there and parked, you may not get updates that often unless they are critical. In that case, take it out for a spin and that sometimes helps to get it in the update queue. With this CV-19 and working from home, mine is sitting in the garage a lot and is not getting updates as quickly as others, but I've found that taking it out for a run every lunch time seems to solve that issue for me and I get update notices soon after.
gunthermic
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Last 3 update I go after taking it out for drive.. Sitting in garage nothing as soon as I am out driving bang.. who knows..just seems that is happens that way..
steve841
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It has absolutely nothing to do with taking it out for a drive. In fact my wife drives the new MY about 85 miles a day for past 10 days or so since we got it. It has close to 1000 miles already. Also the M3 has been sitting in the garage for close to 8 days without being driven. It got 2 software updates in past 5 days back to back. That clearly proves driving a car everyday has nothing to do with firmware updates.. Its most likely got to do with the sequence its rolled out to.. Older cars get earlier than later year cars.
gunthermic
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It has nothing to do with older cars, Mine is only a 1.5 month old, and I have gotten 2020.40.12 and then 2020.44 and then two days later got 2020.44.10.1..
And Last, go to your Tesla App, service software and they should send you a hit within 4 hours, make sure you have at least 3 WiFi bars, use your 2.4ghz since that signal carries further. If you have a strong 5 bars then use your 5ghz so it downloads faster.
Go to your web browser and enter Speedtest.net and select a server in your area, then run a speed test.
Fred
Go to your web browser and enter Speedtest.net and select a server in your area, then run a speed test.
Fred
No issues updating my model 3 & model Y in the garage. You shouldn’t have to drive it anywhere.
I use an older router as a repeater to get stronger WiFi signal into the drive way and garage area. Then I have both cars logged onto that router.
Fred
I use an older router as a repeater to get stronger WiFi signal into the drive way and garage area. Then I have both cars logged onto that router.
Fred
Note: that my Model Y came with that Generic firmware as they all normally do and once I got home.. probably 4 hours later I updated. You need to make sure you have strong WiFi signal for it to see it, go to a friends or relatives house and try there.
One last tip that works for me, tap on the Safety & Security tab on the screen and then quickly tap on Software, do this a few times until it grabs it, you will see it searching.
Fred
One last tip that works for me, tap on the Safety & Security tab on the screen and then quickly tap on Software, do this a few times until it grabs it, you will see it searching.
Fred
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