Ingenext Boost Modules [aftermarket]

[Dysan911]

An interesting observation and not sure it has anything to do with my disabling updates but this morning when I got in the car the usual install update was gone. There’s no trace of 2024.2.2.1 showing up. I wonder if Tesla pulled it because of some other issues.

 

[gtg465x]

@mahaney03 @Vaillant The Ingenext timer seemed ok compared to Dragy in my tests. It gave results 0.1-0.2 seconds higher than Dragy. Not sure if that's due to my tires being over Tesla recommended spec by 2 PSI, or because Ingenext starts the timer as soon as the pedal moves whereas the Dragy doesn't start until the car moves. The biggest downside to using the Ingenext number is that you can't verify the angle of the road. A 1% slope may be imperceptible to you, but it could make a 0.1-0.2 second difference... notice that the first 3 runs Dragy considered invalid because slope was more than 1%.

 

[Dysan911]

So back to the issue with the 2024.2.2.1 bricking the Model Y. This was found on the Ingenext Page a second ago..

• 2024.2.2.1 Safe with the Nice try module installed

 

[tvbi]

So back to the issue with the 2024.2.2.1 bricking the Model Y. This was found on the Ingenext Page a second ago..

• 2024.2.2.1 Safe with the Nice try module installed

Anyone want to confirm that?

 

[lolsups]

I installed 2024.2.2.1 a day after it was available and everything is fine.

Also to whoever asked about Ingenext confirming if updates are ok to install, the timing is based on when their cars are pushed the updates and they are able to do the testing.

 

[Dysan911]

I’d try it but the option to install that ver went away. I think Tesla stopped pushing it since I see a 2024.2.2.3 out there on teslafi.

 

[Bp25]

I’d try it but the option to install that ver went away. I think Tesla stopped pushing it since I see a 2024.2.2.3 out there on teslafi.

Same here. That software update notice is gone from car and from the app. Also the junk ads about Tesla electric and referral programs are also gone from the app.

 

[Shwnzho]

So back to the issue with the 2024.2.2.1 bricking the Model Y. This was found on the Ingenext Page a second ago..

• 2024.2.2.1 Safe with the Nice try module installed

Auto updates was left on, maybe cause car was in service mode made it broke.

 

[nsxmatt]

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Auto updates was left on, maybe cause car was in service mode made it broke.

You had it at a Tesla service center, that makes it a lot more different than just an update bricking it. I’m sure if you installed it again it would work just fine.

 

[Dysan911]

Just to be clear? So the 2024.2.2.1 update attempted to install on your car while it was in "Service Mode"? or at a Tesla Service Center... or as a result of the update bricking your car it was "Taken" to a Tesla service center and the above was them identifying the Ingenext module as the cause of the bricking?

 

[pimfram]

I got an email to update the module. Make sure you confirm you folks got one. We'll see how simple the update actually is.

 

[nsxmatt]

I got an email to update the module. Make sure you confirm you folks got one. We'll see how simple the update actually is.

In the email it says also if you do this update the “allow update” feature will no longer be available which is concerning to me.

 

[Sophias_dad]

In the email it says also if you do this update the “allow update” feature will no longer be available which is concerning to me.

Thanks for pointing that out. Even more reason to not allow updates, this time to Ghost.

I wonder if Tesla has pressured them to always allow updates or we will always need to update Ghost to get a new update allowed.

 

[Dysan911]

I didn't receive an email regarding updating mine. Is that something that can be shared here?

 

[nsxmatt]

I didn't receive an email regarding updating mine. Is that something that can be shared here?

 

[nsxmatt]

Thanks for pointing that out. Even more reason to not allow updates, this time to Ghost.

I wonder if Tesla has pressured them to always allow updates or we will always need to update Ghost to get a new update allowed.

It could be something as far as Tesla pressuring a lawsuit if they didn’t remove that option since it interferes with a federally mandated recall. Just guessing, all I know is I’m not upgrading. It works now and I definitely don’t want to risk it ever not working.

 

[Dysan911]

Curious if this update applies to ALL Ghost modules or the legacy ones that had the Serial Cable attachment or if that even matters.. Don't know why I wouldn't get the email. Anyone else NOT get that update email?

I bought my Ghost from a previous owner but I did work with Ingenext with my Vin and get it registered as the new owner when they reset everything so they should have my email but it concerns me that maybe they didn't add me to the email distribution.

 

[Shwnzho]

Just to be clear? So the 2024.2.2.1 update attempted to install on your car while it was in "Service Mode"? or at a Tesla Service Center... or as a result of the update bricking your car it was "Taken" to a Tesla service center and the above was them identifying the Ingenext module as the cause of the bricking?

Car was in auto body shop for repairs and the shop update the firmware to 2024.2.2.1 and the car bricked and they sent to tesla service centre to find out what was the issue and the issue was because of the ingnext module plug in the computer causing it to brick while updating.

 

[BlueMoon1217]

I got the email to update my module but the dropbox link doesn't work. Replied to the email for link and about removing the allow updates toggle, haven't received a reply.

 

[pimfram]

Link is not working for me either. Was planing to update it this weekend but I guess not.