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[UK] 2023.44
- Thread starter AnthonyLR
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Drove last night on country roads with 0.9 … no difference for me with respect to auto lights and signs or time to restore full beam. (The lights are generally OK and are better than a few years ago but nothing has changed with this update for me. )
Drew57
Active ember
Since getting .9 at the beginning of the week, passing random junctions on a Motorway (Autopilot) causes the car to momentarily jerk left and disengage against my hand pressure. It's as if the car is trying to exit which is annoying especially as basic AP doesn't have the off-ramp feature. It's also the first issue I have experienced with the .44 update sequence and wasn't there with .1 .5 or .8.
Pagemakers
Active Member
There are a couple of junctions on the M40 northbound that have caused this behaviour in my car since I got it in late 2022 when using AP.
The force required to correct the cars trajectory was sufficient to cancel AP, and has occasionally also triggered the car to slow abruptly.
As it was always repeatable (for my vehicle), I just knock AP off as I come up to those junctions. So I couldn’t comment that I‘ve consistently tested it with every update, but it was there for me in earlier releases.
Drew57
Active ember
Pagemakers
Active Member
They're definitely better but still fatally flawed for me in situations where they turn back on far too quickly/easily where I can visibly see tail lights. I personally would never reactivate them where I know the driver in front can see my lights directly in their rvm, especially at the distances Tesla is turning them back on.
speedyranger74
Member
Sounds like your AP computer crashed and failed to successfully reboot. Once that happens you won't get it back until the car sleeps, thus powering down the AP computer.
Could well be an issue in this software release - but keep an eye on it as it could be a faulty autopilot computer.
I posted a thread about this behaviour a while back here..
It may be a more serious issue, but could well be that it needs to sleep fully to enable the AP computer to reboot.
Pagemakers
Active Member
Do keep us posted -- as you know many of us are getting this same message (myself included on both our Tesla). Thanks!
Pagemakers
Active Member
So Tesla are here at the moment. As usual the technician is brilliant.
He’s heard my explanation of the lane departure warning issue and it’s associated problems and I’ve also told him about the many other similar comments on this forum.
He’s just in the process of changing my repeater cameras for the latest V4.
They think it’s possible that pre-2021 cars with the same camera versions as mine (2019 3P) could have a problem with the latest software.
When the cameras have been replaced, they will need to be recalibrated which takes approximately 50 miles of driving before I am able to use autopilot.
I’ll post further to confirm if the issue is fixed and also the horrendous speed hesitations while passing other vehicles on the motorway.
He’s heard my explanation of the lane departure warning issue and it’s associated problems and I’ve also told him about the many other similar comments on this forum.
He’s just in the process of changing my repeater cameras for the latest V4.
They think it’s possible that pre-2021 cars with the same camera versions as mine (2019 3P) could have a problem with the latest software.
When the cameras have been replaced, they will need to be recalibrated which takes approximately 50 miles of driving before I am able to use autopilot.
I’ll post further to confirm if the issue is fixed and also the horrendous speed hesitations while passing other vehicles on the motorway.
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Mine is a 71 plate LR and I get the Lane Departure not working thing too, seems to coincide with cameras getting blinded by the sun.
Also only started happening recently so one of the last few updates has done the deed.
