It is definitely tied to 2022.24.6. It was not there for me before the install, and hasn’t left since.
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Weird buzzing sound after updating to 2022.24.6 [Fixed in 2022.36.1]
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WilliamG
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Yep, agreed based on other people's feedback in this thread.
Service team just pushed 2022.46.8 to my car and it’s downloading. I’ll report back in the morning
You can skip, but it just depends on what version they send to your car. If they are having issues with .6 they might hold off on pushing it to more cars.
muzhik
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Have the same noise after new software, X louder than S. X been in service for entire week now, tech saying it's normal... Hmmm.. I told them to try hard reset, hopefully it'll be done by Friday, since SC waiting for recall (airbag) parts to come in. Noise is very annoying when in the garage. Video and SC tech reply attached.
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WilliamG
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Further proof that Tesla have literally no clue. That sound is not normal. It’ll get fixed in the next update I’d guess. What ninnies…
That is a bummer that the software pushed is not fixing this. I scheduled a service appointment for next Tuesday, but I think it will be a waste of time and don’t want them keeping my car either. Think they will have to push another software update to fix this, whatever it is. Hopefully, Tesla addresses this immediately and that it is safe to keep parking/driving the car.
I have the exact high pitched whining sound in July/Aug time frame (outside the garage is triple digits). Usually happens if I drive for some distance 60 miles or so and then it started the sound after resting overnight, it will last many hours until I open the door and the AC kicks in, then it stops. I take it to the SC and they ran thermal test, cannot reproduce it and said normal and suspected it is battery system conditioning. I eventually replaced the 12v battery and the outside temperature also dropped to 90s, and I haven’t noticed the sound again. I only discovered this sound after I upgraded to the FSD beta. It’s still a mystery to me.
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Thank for the update, that sucks they used the norma BS card.
What is the super manifold? Is it tied to the battery/drive system ?
Got a call from Tesla someone in Fremont, he said they are getting multiple reports with the same issue and 2022.24.8 did not resolve the issue. no way to go back which sucks so pretty much live with it until a future software fixes the issue.
They are trying to move my appt from 10/1 to maybe early next week to see the car, as apparently they want to confirm it is the same issue (I guess as mentioned above it is tied to something under the driver seat). so they can flag my car for the engineering team to pull logs and data.
SUCKS BIG TIME.
They are trying to move my appt from 10/1 to maybe early next week to see the car, as apparently they want to confirm it is the same issue (I guess as mentioned above it is tied to something under the driver seat). so they can flag my car for the engineering team to pull logs and data.
SUCKS BIG TIME.
scrapps
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I have this issue and noticed it on 2022.24.6. I updated to 2022.24.8 last night and it still has it.
Pretty advantageous setup for Tesla where you can push a software update to the entire fleet, compare one vehicle's behavior against other examples of the same model, and say the new issue is normal because the entire fleet is running the new software
scrapps
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Oh actually them replacing my front radar sensor might be down to a parking assist error I've been getting but haven't reported to them yet. Interesting...
I got the exact same message for my service visit next Tuesday. Can that really be right. Not buying it, since it started after the software upgrade.
Good enough reason for me to hold off on any updates until you all get this resolved.
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