One change I noticed from 44.2 to 46.2 is the climate control window now automatically hides itself after awhile. Before if you opened it then it would stay up forever until you tap on something else.
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Model 3 Software Update 46.2
- Thread starter kirbo20
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Garlan Garner
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46.2 -
When using Drive on Nav - I now see a blue background message that says something to the affect of "Lane Change Ahead"
I've never seen that before.
When using Drive on Nav - I now see a blue background message that says something to the affect of "Lane Change Ahead"
I've never seen that before.
josher32
Member
New Issue on 46.2. After the update I drove the car to work uneventfully, on the way home yesterday afternoon I got three messages:
Edit: Wow -- that was fast. No sooner had I clicked Post Reply, but I get a notice from the SC that the car is ready to be picked up. They replaced the SCCM and it's working now with no issues. Great service!
- Traction Control Failure
- Automatic Emergency Braking Failure
- Regenerative Braking Failure.
Edit: Wow -- that was fast. No sooner had I clicked Post Reply, but I get a notice from the SC that the car is ready to be picked up. They replaced the SCCM and it's working now with no issues. Great service!
surfrasch
Member
Cameron A
Member
I preferred it that way unless the Recirculation mode also now times out automatically after a few minutes if the climate control window closes, which my navigator used to leave on as a reminder to manually turn off recirculation mode after following Smoky or Stinky. Driving on Recirculation with no reminder of it being engaged is not good.
I got the same errors a few weeks ago. I called roadside and they had me soft reset, then hard reset and the problem went away. I haven't had problems since.New Issue on 46.2. After the update I drove the car to work uneventfully, on the way home yesterday afternoon I got three messages:
I drove it for about 20 minutes and after chatting with service, I wound up getting a tow to the nearest SC out of an abundance of caution. Service just pushed a new update (I'm not sure which one), but in the meantime, I'm driving an Audi A3. It has keys. No preconditioning. It lurches when it changes gears. It's small. And it's made me remember just how awesome the M3 is, even if it is in the shop today.
- Traction Control Failure
- Automatic Emergency Braking Failure
- Regenerative Braking Failure.
Edit: Wow -- that was fast. No sooner had I clicked Post Reply, but I get a notice from the SC that the car is ready to be picked up. They replaced the SCCM and it's working now with no issues. Great service!
Glad they fixed yours. Curious if they had you try a reset before replacing the SCCM?
TT97
Active Member
What do they consider a soft reset vs a hard reset? There is only one referenced in the OM.
Pushing both scroll buttons and the brake - soft reset
Using the screen to turn car off - hard reset
I tried the soft reset first and it didn't work. After doing both, it worked fine.
groovyd
Member
hopefully it fixes where your car flashes the 'Car Needs Service - battery charge is unavailable' alert while you are driving and not even charging the car and then when you finally get home you plug the charger in and it charges anyway bug/real problem of 44.2?
actually i just got the upgrade to 44.2 from 42.4 a day ago when my car came out of Tesla Service for window and turn signal lever replacement and one thing I noticed is it used to nag me literally every 20 sec in autopilot to have my hands on the wheel when they were and even giving considerable pressure to the steering. since 44.2 it hasn't asked me once and must be sensing the hands on the wheel better.
actually i just got the upgrade to 44.2 from 42.4 a day ago when my car came out of Tesla Service for window and turn signal lever replacement and one thing I noticed is it used to nag me literally every 20 sec in autopilot to have my hands on the wheel when they were and even giving considerable pressure to the steering. since 44.2 it hasn't asked me once and must be sensing the hands on the wheel better.
groovyd
Member
one thing i noticed is you can enable the climate control by pushing the greyed out temperature when it's off but if it's on and you want to turn it off you can't just hit the temperature but have to go into the fan and find the power button instead. really wish tapping the temp would turn it off as well as on. Also it seems pretty obscure to recognize climate is off when that temp is slightly grey vs white. I'd think it should be more obvious it's off. Is there any way to have it automatically enable climate control whenever you get in the car? Usually when I sit in the car it is always off for some reason when I would prefer it always on as long as I am in the car.
groovyd
Member
maybe they finally fixed the dashcam from corrupting flash drives? but for real this time?
You can tap and hold the fan button to turn climate control off. You don't have to go in to the settings.
groovyd
Member
heated steering wheel? I didn't think the 3 had that lol... is it that hidden or can you activate it easier some other way? That is something I missed from my Altima. I have the M3 AWD but not P if that matters?
TT97
Active Member
I thought the same thing at first, unfortunately, he was demonstrating on an S so still no steering wheel heater.
