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2-4 *more* yearsYou've easily got 2-4 years of MCU life before it dies
After reading this I feel like the extended warrantee I got is just money in Tesla's pocket.. then again, I believe in the company and I did pretty well from their stock in the early days.. so I don't feel so bad.
but yes.. coverage for possible MCU1 failure was my main reason for getting the extended warrantee.. but i'm WAY under miles.. so who knows if it will ever happen...
What is your source saying there will ever be a hw3/ape3 retrofit?You'll notice I make no prediction on hw3/ape3 retrofit timetable.
You mean other than the fact they’re already doing it?What is your source saying there will ever be a hw3/ape3 retrofit?
You mean other than the fact they’re already doing it?
That's your statement. Can you back that up with documentation from a creditable source?You mean other than the fact they’re already doing it?
Tesla Is Now Installing Full Self-Driving Hardware 3 Upgrade In Some Cars | CleanTechnicaThat's your statement. Can you back that up with documentation from a creditable source?
IMHO tesla will have to update MCU1 too for FSD option. MCU1 don't have enough hp to process rear camera input required for FSD processing. I may be wrong.
Rear camera passes through ape before routing to mcu1/2. Mcu1 doesn't affect FSD capabilities at all. There's no known reason why mcu1 can't work with the new FSD computer. Time will tell.IMHO tesla will have to update MCU1 too for FSD option. MCU1 don't have enough hp to process rear camera input required for FSD processing. I may be wrong.
Rear camera passes through ape before routing to mcu1/2. Mcu1 doesn't affect FSD capabilities at all. There's no known reason why mcu1 can't work with the new FSD computer. Time will tell.
Rear camera recording is indeed offloaded to mcu2 for the dashcam process. That is independent from FSD functionality which is wholly contained within the APE computer. The only autopilot/FSD content that MCU touches is that it contains the ADAS maps that autopilot uses for NoA navigation, but that's very minor and the same between MCU1/2.Why can't rear camera record for sentry mode on MCU1 then?
My car(MCU1) always had issues with rear camera. It shows frozen image from past/different location. SC had replaced camera, even MCU with no resolution. Now with release of smart summon feature, when car do not get correct feed from the camera it take wrong decision. One time it almost backed into the wall, and another time it did not see the pedestrians. SC and AP engineers confirmed this issue after extensive tests now advised me not to use the smart summon.Rear camera recording is indeed offloaded to mcu2 for the dashcam process. That is independent from FSD functionality which is wholly contained within the APE computer. The only autopilot/FSD content that MCU touches is that it contains the ADAS maps that autopilot uses for NoA navigation, but that's very minor and the same between MCU1/2.
Short story is I don't expect any MCU retrofits (for free, at least) as part of the FSD ape3 retrofit process.
Wrong. All FSD based processing occurs with the FSD computer. That’s why if your on AP2/2.5 and you pre purchased FSD Software you will eventually get FSD Computer upgrade for free.IMHO tesla will have to update MCU1 too for FSD option. MCU1 don't have enough hp to process rear camera input required for FSD processing. I may be wrong.