I have a late 2017 Model S that has been plagued with electronics/MCU issues basically since I've owned bought it new in December 2017. Some more constant symptoms include:
- the MCU crashing and needing to reboot (at least a couple of times a week)
- unable to play Spotify or satellite radio (just spinning with a loading screen)
- unable to connect to my car via the app - and can't reconnect until i reboot the MCU
- no sound from the radio unless i reboot
- the voice activation/command doesn't work
Also, restarting the MCU (either from the crash or manually) it can take upwards of four (4) minutes to reboot.
Tesla said that they have replaced the eMMC on it but I'm still having issues... and I'm close to the expiration of my warranty, I'd like to get this repaired once and for all. My S has been in for service likely 10+ plus times for this now and I'm at my wits end. Every time it goes in for repair it seems fine for a few days and then I'm back to square one.
Anyone have any thoughts or suggestions on what to tell the repair people?
Thanks.
- the MCU crashing and needing to reboot (at least a couple of times a week)
- unable to play Spotify or satellite radio (just spinning with a loading screen)
- unable to connect to my car via the app - and can't reconnect until i reboot the MCU
- no sound from the radio unless i reboot
- the voice activation/command doesn't work
Also, restarting the MCU (either from the crash or manually) it can take upwards of four (4) minutes to reboot.
Tesla said that they have replaced the eMMC on it but I'm still having issues... and I'm close to the expiration of my warranty, I'd like to get this repaired once and for all. My S has been in for service likely 10+ plus times for this now and I'm at my wits end. Every time it goes in for repair it seems fine for a few days and then I'm back to square one.
Anyone have any thoughts or suggestions on what to tell the repair people?
Thanks.