That's a wrong part and check the spread sheet posted in the first post of this thread and someone else had same issue.Tech said it is all good…
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Yeah, that's (probably) why you got the FSD right away.
I got pushed past 2022.20 branch before the floodgate for new FSD participants opened up and currently is on 2022.28.2, which I find encouraging as 2022.36.1 and 2022.36.2 have been installing for over a week now and I'm still on 28.2. In the past, I was getting new updates usually within a day or two of their releases - hopefully now I'm being held back for the new major FSD version, which supposedly should come out next week
garrysekhon
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I did brotha.. problem is tesla techs don’t want to look at that spreadsheet and are persistent with their theory that it is the right part so I’m hoping they might do some kinda firmware changes to accept that part in FSD.
scottf200
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I think the problem is that you can only see 4 of 8 tho right?
What the driver can see in the UI:
- 1 of the 3 cameras in the front windshield (1)
- left & right fender/repeater cameras (2)
- rear/backup camera (1)
- 2 of the 3 front windshield cameras (2)
- the 2 B-pillar cameras (2)
Which is why you use the dashcam to record it so you can see all camera feeds,
scottf200
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I just tested on my car and it is, in fact what DCG mentioned - you get front, left and right blind spot (rear facing) and rear. You don't see the B-Pillar. Only service can see the B-Pillar video, probably with a bug-report.
I did brotha.. problem is tesla techs don’t want to look at that spreadsheet and are persistent with their theory that it is the right part so I’m hoping they might do some kinda firmware changes to accept that part in FSD.
I didn't mean to show the spread sheet to Tesla service.
garrysekhon
Member
Got FSD Beta fellas!!!! I guess they must have made some changes to firmware to accept those cameras in recent firmware updates as that’s what the service tech told me.
garrysekhon
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garrysekhon
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Apologies as I'm sure this is captured somewhere else in the forum, but my google fu skills failed. I had my cameras upgraded by Tesla earlier this year (and FSD beta shortly after that), but have been annoyed with the car's performance when FSD is enabled and approaching a flashing yellow stop light (late at night). From the instrument cluster animation, it erroneously thinks it's a flashing red in a lot of (perhaps most) situations. So, the car abruptly hits the brakes and then speeds up, rinse and repeat as the lights flash. I'm fairly confident I got the correct part numbers installed per the spreadsheet. I don't monitor this site all that regularly, so perhaps this is already a known FSD shortfall, not unique to older cameras being updated? Anybody experience this?
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