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Model 3 Software Update 2018.42.x
- Thread starter PoitNarf
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DDotJ
Member
It is a standard lane change. Mad Max refers to how often your car will want to lane change when there is a slower car in front of you. Mad Max makes it more sensitive to a slower car, and will change lanes more frequently for a slower car. The way the car lane changes is the same regardless of the setting.
MacGreiner
5YJ
Well that is disapointing. I understood it was a measure of how aggressively it would change lanes (time from indication to time of seating in second lane).
TT97
Active Member
I got 42.3 yesterday as well. I was able to enable NOA from the settings screen straightaway although I didn't use it yet. Couple things I noticed in a short drive in local roads -
- the display is much more accurate and detailed - it now shows vehicles much more accurately and with less delay
- the release notes didn't have any mention of regen-braking other than NOA and key fob.
Regen braking is only for the RWD M3, the dual motors already were "good"
Can someone fix the darn browser so it works over there. 42.3 still have the crappy browser load issue.
ConcordeSST
Member
Yeah, I can't get it to do anything. Just a white screen. It doesn't even appear to try to load web pages.
insaneoctane
Well-Known Member
Got 42.3 this morning. With the RWD increased regen, it's not insignificant. I'd estimate 10% to 15% increase from my butt-dyno. Not earth-shattering, but certainly welcome.
insaneoctane
Well-Known Member
Anyone else trying to see stats on Teslafi.com/firmware and having the page take minutes to load (if at all)????
Just went from 39.7 to 42.3.
Haven't driven it yet.
Glad to see reports of the dashcam/usb being fixed. Sounds like the browser is still iffy.
I mostly use it for waze and weather.
I've found that most times it flakes out is when I first get in the car, especially when leaving wifi signal and transitioning to cellular. If I know I'm going to need the browser, I soft reboot before leaving, and it stays working the whole trip.
Haven't driven it yet.
Glad to see reports of the dashcam/usb being fixed. Sounds like the browser is still iffy.
I mostly use it for waze and weather.
I've found that most times it flakes out is when I first get in the car, especially when leaving wifi signal and transitioning to cellular. If I know I'm going to need the browser, I soft reboot before leaving, and it stays working the whole trip.
Yep, TeslaFi's website has been pretty spotty lately. My guess is that it's due to the rapid influx of new users they've had recently. There's just shy of 1000 Model 3's on there now. Probably need to add additional server capacity to keep up.
Anyway, according to TeslaFi it looks like nearly 78% of the Model 3's there are now on 2018.42.x.
chronopc
Active Member
42.3 seems to fix the browser for me. Before I would only get a black screen on LTE, but it's loading pages now. Not super fast, but definitely use able.
N8Howell33
Member
ConcordeSST
Member
Hmm, I might've spoken too soon about the dash cam - it stopped working when flash drive got full..
Disclaimer: it is a small, old 1GB usb.
However, it seems to record a good 1/2 hour of videos perfectly fine until it fills up. I'll certainly get a larger drive soon, but don't feel the need unless the feature is definitely fixed.
Disclaimer: it is a small, old 1GB usb.
However, it seems to record a good 1/2 hour of videos perfectly fine until it fills up. I'll certainly get a larger drive soon, but don't feel the need unless the feature is definitely fixed.
I'll second that. 5GB on my garage wi-fi would be downloaded in less than an hour.
