SDRick
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I will give it a try. Sentry mode is always off in the garage and the key distanced. I leave the app on as Tesla says it's better. I will try closing the Tesla app.
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Weird buzzing sound after updating to 2022.24.6 [Fixed in 2022.36.1]
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ayavner
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I noticed when I removed the frunk tub to troubleshoot an air suspension issue that it was easy to localize the whine - in my case it appears to be the coolant pump just whirring away. You can put your hand on it and feel it. Almost sure that's the noise - not sure why it needs to run constantly, but the frunk tub can be removed in less than 10 minutes with only a Phillips for a front trim fastener and a small socket to pull out the tub. After you get the lining out which is just a matter of removing the gasket and gently fishing out the light and opener button through a hole. Screw out the rubber stops for the side bits, bob's your uncle!
Give yourself some piece of mind and check it out, bet that's it!
Give yourself some piece of mind and check it out, bet that's it!
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When you say you knave the app on, what do you mean?
It just needs to be on in the background, not active. Mine is only an active card when I'm looking at the car or interacting with it, otherwise it's swiped away, but I believe Android and Apple work differently in this regard.
My 2022 Plaid Model 2 also started making the noise after the update to 2022.28.1.
This noise/whine started with 2022.24.5, and continues with 2022.28.1. Thanks for this tip, had applied these steps and it did not seem to work. Have a service appointment set.
2022 Model S Dual Motor.
CaptUAL
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Just Opted Out of FSD Beta 2022.20.15 (10.69.2). Finally after three weeks just got 2022.24.8 installed. No whine (yet), did reboot, drive, sleep, wake up...still all quiet on the Western front (Calif). (2021 MSP). Fingers crossed...
RobK
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Please let us know what your service person says the issue is what was the fix (other than it will be fixed with an OTA update).
WilliamG
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Service is going to have absolutely no idea. The best that can be done is continual reporting to Tesla, so they can send it to engineering, and then... someday, it'll get fixed. Or it won't.
SDRick
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I just received the following message from Tesla service.
"The noise is from a recent firmware update. The update 2022.24 was for an efficiency update of your high-voltage battery, affecting the flow of amperage. The sound that is created is an electrical signal which has been found other model S's and X's. Update 20 22.36 will resolve the noise concern. They are being distributed from engineering as soon as they are available for update".
"The noise is from a recent firmware update. The update 2022.24 was for an efficiency update of your high-voltage battery, affecting the flow of amperage. The sound that is created is an electrical signal which has been found other model S's and X's. Update 20 22.36 will resolve the noise concern. They are being distributed from engineering as soon as they are available for update".
SDRick - that's great info, thanks for posting. Any sense for when we might expect 2022.36? The fact that service sent you that update detail seems like a good sign, I think...
Daniel454
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WilliamG
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Yeah, and that makes little sense. Why not 2022.28.3? Why not 2022.32? Well, this info will either age well or... it won't. I'll wait to install any updates till then. Sigh.
WilliamG
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Only critical updates get forced to the car. You can just leave it as is - it won't install unless you manually install it or Tesla decides this is safety critical.
Let the car sleep, or wait for the next update. Did this resolve with letting the car sleep?
The car has been sleeping for the past two nights and it didn’t help.
WilliamG
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You might need to wait for the next update then. Given the rapidity lately of these, you may not be waiting long.
You need to give the car time to sleep. If Sentry is off and all phones away and you did not open the app and the temp is within limit the car will sleep within 30 minutes. I noticed it might take longer after a drive or when overheat kicksin
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