Yep. If you’re brave just click install. I get the feeling “safe” just means Tesla haven’t another message on the screen until it is next patched. Others might add more info to this.
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Ingenext Boost Modules [aftermarket]
- Thread starter JPELKA
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No you just need to make sure the ingenext app is set to “not allow” and then exit out. Then press “install” on the tesla screen and the tesla install will fail. Once ingenext confirms it’s safe…then go into the ingenext app and set to “allow”. Refresh install in the tesla screen to “advance download” and it should pop up the install from tesla again.
Perfect I’ll do that, thanks for the tip!
Does the install failing throw any red flags that the “man” can see? Asking for a friend with years of warranty left
No. Tesla just thinks it’s a failed download or Wi-Fi connection issues. There’s no flags that are thrown.
Another work around if you don’t want to do the above is to accept the download in your mobile tesla app and let it go to the 2:00min countdown timer….THEN cancel the download within the 2:00 min mark. This will kill the tesla update in the car and mobile app. The update will come back if you toggle the advance software button.
If my memory serves me correct there is no cancel download on the car touch screen. These two methods are the only ways to get rid of the annoying pop up everytime you get into the car.
That doesn't seem right considering that you don't get the prompt to install an update until after it has been downloaded and verified.
It downloads automatically if wifi is available. (And sometimes even over LTE.) After that completes you get the notification that you can install it.
stopcrazypp
Well-Known Member
Right, that's my experience also. It downloads the update automatically whenever the car is connected to wifi, but it doesn't install until you actually confirm.
Ok so now I understand what you mean and what I said above. As long as the install is done by the two methods above to remove the install notification. The toggle advance download triggers the install notification to pop up again…at least for me it does.
Aceboogie
Member
Yep for a few weeks now.Anyone running 2022.16.3 yet? Been sitting on this for almost 2 weeks now.
Aceboogie
Member
Now I have 2022.20.6 waiting to install…That’s 3 ahead now on the safe list. This gives me too much anxiety lol
Sitting on 2 updates now. Why is IngeNext being so slow with the updates ?
miss demeanor
Member
Just bought the Ghost module for my 980 motor! Hoping the most recent update is whitelisted by the time I get it since my car is fully up to date! Really excited, hoping it's with the $2000!
Can I still install it if I'm on the most recent update?
Can I still install it if I'm on the most recent update?
mrau
Authorized Driver
They have to wait until Tesla allows their cars to download the update just like the rest of us. They are usually pretty quick on approving it once they are able to install and test the update.
golfpilot
Member
I just got 16.3 yesterday. Its already listed on the ingenext website as safe. I suggest you turn off "advanced updates" and just check here when you get a new one. @misdemeanor Its worth it, even if you already had the boost
miss demeanor
Member
Awesomeeee
the FedEx shipping still says pending but it says that standard transit would have it here by noon tomorrow! I'm not holding my breath on that but that sure would be nice! Did anyone have to do anything special with customs or anything? Really don't want anything to get delayed!
golfpilot
Member
It got delivered and UPS sent a bill laterAwesomeeee
