Got my car Tuesday. This morning it is sitting in my garage plugged in and is totally dead. No response to app, keys, door handles, etc. cant even unplug the piece of *sugar*. Worst decision I have ever made to buy this car. Tesla is dead to me after this.
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Wiki Model X Refresh Issues Thread
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jebinc
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Sorry to hear that - lemon for sure. What is Tesla going to do for you?
I have the same error codes after updating. Sounds like a software issue from what others have said.
Has anyone been having issues with the turn signals? Occasionally, I get an error that says “Turn signal fault”, and I need to bring it in for service. Everything seems to work fine.
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I didn't do anything specific to get update. However, see my latest post on 2022.8.2. It comes with new issues.
Got the rear restraint issue too on 2022.8.2. Also now after updating have a whining and more pronounced vibration in the yoke upon initial few miles in a drive- whereas before it was just a more numb vibration without the whine.
Yes, have that too - but had that on my pre-refresh X too. I think it has something to do with a weak signal .
tintedrosie
Happy X LR owner, albeit 417 days later.
Ah yes. I knew it wouldn’t be long until I was here.
My third row back passenger side seat stopped functioning. Motor won’t work. Wires look crushed. Throwing out a right rear safety restraint system fault message that persistently stays in the screen.
Every other time I use my turn signal, it says turn signal light fault, service required to restore functionality. Doesn’t seem like it actually stops working and the error message doesn’t even log itself in active alerts, just shows up and goes away several times a trip.
Mobile service coming to check everything April 6th. Also, Devon service center told me that the yoke worm is what it is and they can’t fix it because anything they replace it with will have the worm as well, so that’s kinda lame. Yay Tesla.
My third row back passenger side seat stopped functioning. Motor won’t work. Wires look crushed. Throwing out a right rear safety restraint system fault message that persistently stays in the screen.
Every other time I use my turn signal, it says turn signal light fault, service required to restore functionality. Doesn’t seem like it actually stops working and the error message doesn’t even log itself in active alerts, just shows up and goes away several times a trip.
Mobile service coming to check everything April 6th. Also, Devon service center told me that the yoke worm is what it is and they can’t fix it because anything they replace it with will have the worm as well, so that’s kinda lame. Yay Tesla.
jebinc
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tintedrosie
Happy X LR owner, albeit 417 days later.
Yes!!! Every other time I use them. It pops up and then goes away. Doesn’t register in the alerts either. Ridiculously annoying.
tintedrosie
Happy X LR owner, albeit 417 days later.
Mine is on the rear right. Wires look crushed and the button to flatten the seats intermittently works now. Service scheduled for April 6th.
Definitely not!
Difficult to select "0" to even find your Radio ID!
The people Sirius hires for customer relations need a Sirius Refresh too.
This is a software issue. Everyone is getting it once they upgrade to 2022.8.2. If you are on an older version, maybe it is a wiring issue.
I’ve got the same issue intermittently. Some times the wheel configuration change works to fix other times it won’t. The one thing I have found that seems to “fix” it is to turn on the seat warmers on all seats and go for a shirt 2-3 minute drive. Once I park after the drive- power seems to have been restored to the 3rd row seats to fold/unfold and the 2nd row of seats can slide forward and backward again. Can you share a picture of your “crushed” wires? I can see my wires but don’t think they are necessarily crushed as it looked similar to my 2019 X
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