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Not getting 2022.24 update?
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SalisburySam
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By waiting. It will happen, but on Tesla’s mysterious timetable and has nothing whatsoever to do with your desires.
rpiotro
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I have the 2022.24.5 software and the latest app on my iPhone. I'm not seeing tire pressures in controls. Nor is it available in "Customize Controls." Anyone else?
EVRider-FL
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If you have the feature, there’s a small PSI icon on the upper right corner of the Controls screen. It’s easy to miss.
My 2018 Model 3 is still on 2022.20.8. My 2018 Model S got 2022.20.9, 24.6, and 24.8.
My 2018 Model 3 is still on 2022.20.8. My 2018 Model S got 2022.20.9, 24.6, and 24.8.
rpiotro
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Got the 2022.24.8 update today. Also updated the app. I noticed my apps have stopped auto updating. Need to look into that. In any case, I get the PSI thing now. Great addition! Good to know tire pressures before even getting into the car. Should always be part of pre-flight.
EVRider-FL
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Look at the iOS Settings for App Store and make sure App Updates is enabled. Sometimes my apps don't update automatically even though they're supposed to. I've found that when a new version of the Tesla app comes out, it doesn't always update immediately, but if I go the App Store I'll get the option to update.
Same here. I really want 2022.24 as it allows the blind spot screen to move up.
Please Tesla god!
This thread is exactly what I need…but I see it was made a month and a half ago, so it looks like I’ve been having this problem extra long lol
I was on 2022.20.8 all the way until Monday, so I scheduled a service appointment and they quickly sent me a message saying they would push me the latest update. I got it, but the update was 2022.20.9 lol
. They told me they didn’t have any updates to send me beyond that one and that the firmware on the update I got should allow me to get future updates.
But it’s been a few days and I’m still on 20.9. Anyone else still on that update? I can’t imagine there’s many others, I feel like I may need to schedule another service unless that’s normal.
I was on 2022.20.8 all the way until Monday, so I scheduled a service appointment and they quickly sent me a message saying they would push me the latest update. I got it, but the update was 2022.20.9 lol
. They told me they didn’t have any updates to send me beyond that one and that the firmware on the update I got should allow me to get future updates.But it’s been a few days and I’m still on 20.9. Anyone else still on that update? I can’t imagine there’s many others, I feel like I may need to schedule another service unless that’s normal.
TeslaFi's firmware tracker pages currently list 333 of their subscribers as currently having 2022.20.9 installed.
EVRider-FL
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Our Model 3 is still on 2022.20.9 and has been for quite some time. There’s speculation that cars in the FSD Beta queue (like ours) that are eligible for the Beta but haven’t received it yet are not getting updates, because that would prevent them from receiving the Beta. That’s because the latest Beta is 2022.20.18, but the production builds are 2022.24 or later, and you’ll never get an older build than the one you have installed.
If you can find your way in the Teslafi firmware tracker to the 2022.20.9 data, is shows that in the sample population of TeslaFi subscribers there remain 333 cars on 2022.20.9. Interestingly, on the page which shows the destination version to which previous 2022.20.9 cars departed 57 have "graduated" to an FSDb release, while only 17 have "gone further into limbo" by boing to 2022.28.2.
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