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New delivery - missing close windows on lock
- Thread starter CarterStC
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Bringing this thread back to life since I just found out the feature has been removed based on this thread.
Why would Telsa leave the option in the Manual but remove it from the vehicle without communication that it's been removed? This sounded like a great feature to have.
Why would Telsa leave the option in the Manual but remove it from the vehicle without communication that it's been removed? This sounded like a great feature to have.
Update from my side. Most importantly, just got a recall notice from Tesla (I assume for our prior MY) saying that it would be fixed (feature would stay) but the firmware fix wasn't available yet. So, despite what folks have been hearing / saying, sounds like the feature will return and I suspect within a few months.
Second update is that both MY's did eventually get into the exact same version, so the feature's presence or not isn't connected to the firmware version.
Second update is that both MY's did eventually get into the exact same version, so the feature's presence or not isn't connected to the firmware version.
Kokopellie
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Kokopellie
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Kokopellie
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Same here: Just took delivery on a 2023 model y today (November 27th) and i'm also missing the Close on Lock featureJust took delivery on a model y today (September 24th) and i'm also missing the Close on Lock feature
The worst is the summer to come I fear. My 22'MYP cooks in the sunshine and without vent windows the a/c wastes valuable battery to insure the safety of the mcu. Very upsetting, I don't want tint on the front because without it provides extra solar heating in the winter. Vent window was a necessity, I'm planning to sell mine before the warranty ends for this reason. This car absolutely needs to have what every modern vehicle with large computer dashboards needs, to be viable, passive cooling.
It is not for the safety of the MCU. (The main purpose is for if a pet/child is left in the vehicle. But they don't state that likely because of liability reasons.)
You can use COP without AC. COP without AC uses ~1/3rd as much energy as COP with AC. You can now select from three different maximum cabin temperature settings for COP with AC.
COP is a passenger safety feature as it is found under Controls > Safety > Cabin Overheat Protection. Any protection to the vehicle components is incidental.
COP is a passenger safety feature as it is found under Controls > Safety > Cabin Overheat Protection. Any protection to the vehicle components is incidental.
Talked with Tesla service and they said this feature is disabled due to a firmware issue, and per their reply, it doesn’t sounds Tesla will bring it back in near future - “ This feature is no longer available” .
Kokopellie
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minortrekkie
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I might be late to this since I just ran into the auto-close window myself. Love the vent feature that is on my 3 but due to regulations, venting and auto close are gone. Federal regulations force Tesla to nix automatic window closure and app control options from its cars
Benito1283
2021 MYLR 19"
Did you have it and it got taken away? Or did you get a new vehicle without the features?
minortrekkie
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On my 2020 Model 3 LR is still there on ver.2022.44.30.5 but on my 2023 Model X on ver. 2022.44.30 was delivered without the feature.
Benito1283
2021 MYLR 19"
I have a service appointment for a window switch that detaches from the assembly- I saw this listed and called the center.
Looks like they can't remove the software update that removes the auto close function- so I think I'm cancelling the appointment. The window switch assembly is less than 40 bucks. I'll just replace it myself; I'm not losing the auto close function if I can possibly avoid it. I'm on the latest software version and will continue to update, but I guess I'll stay out of the service center.
Looks like they can't remove the software update that removes the auto close function- so I think I'm cancelling the appointment. The window switch assembly is less than 40 bucks. I'll just replace it myself; I'm not losing the auto close function if I can possibly avoid it. I'm on the latest software version and will continue to update, but I guess I'll stay out of the service center.
Just got this message in my Tesla app inbox. I have a 2023 Model S that never had this window close feature in the settings. Maybe they are enabling it again? My car is actually in service right now will have to check next week when I get it back.
