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Did you request the LTE upgrade and they did it for free? Or did they do it as part of an MCU replacement or some other service? When I asked about the upgrade a few months ago they just told me it was $500 so I deferred. I figure my MCU is going to bite the dust one of these days (hopefully in next 1.5 years while I still have warranty coverage) and hopefully any replacement will just have LTE.My LTE upgrade was free. Since att will be dumping 3g soon, they want Tesla to get rid of 3g connections.
Did you request the LTE upgrade and they did it for free? Or did they do it as part of an MCU replacement or some other service? When I asked about the upgrade a few months ago they just told me it was $500 so I deferred. I figure my MCU is going to bite the dust one of these days (hopefully in next 1.5 years while I still have warranty coverage) and hopefully any replacement will just have LTE.
So, I pulled out the MCU to get the eMMC chip replaced. I’d like to upgrade to LTE since everything is apart and the labor will be minor. Can anyone give me a bit more information on the steps to do the upgrade?It is pretty simple to install the LTE upgrade onto our cars. Just takes about 1.5 hour to do. Parts are around 150 at the SC but I heard that they are not allowing us to buy the SIM card anymore. We still have 4 SIM cards on order with SC for some of our friends and family's cars.
So, I pulled out the MCU to get the eMMC chip replaced. I’d like to upgrade to LTE since everything is apart and the labor will be minor. Can anyone give me a bit more information on the steps to do the upgrade?
You can try to visit SC with your old sim, I heard they will exchange it to a new LTE sim if you exchange yours and buy the modem.
It's PNP if you can get the sim.
You brought your old sim in?I just tried this through Tesla. They will sell the modem for $85 but the sim is restricted. You cannot get the sim card through them. I ordered a sim/modem unit from ebay and plan to do this myself. Let me know how you make out.
yes they do, only the sim went restricted late last year.Does Tesla sell just the LTE modem?
I just spoke with the local service center (West Palm Beach, FL). I was told it is $109 for the board and SIM card kit. He said that it is “likely” plug and play, but in some instances it will require a software push. The software push is 1 hour of labor ($175). FWIW, to do the entire project is only 2 hours labor. So I am looking at a $175 gamble. They have the cards in stock. I am likely going to take the gamble and see if it works. Anyone out there tried to replace the card and had it fail? I don’t mind the $110 for the card, but the software push at $175 is highway robbery! Maybe I’ll take donuts to the service department and see if I can get a hook up if the software push is needed
Next video should be how to remove the MCU from the dash, taking the panels off and where to place the air bags.
Lol- I just found that last night and was going to post it here!!! One question, when I took off the 3G board, one of the screws stuck in the bolt underneath and separated from the board below. Like you suggested, I removed it using a small socket. Can I just put he board back without securing that bolt or should I try to secure it with epoxy superglue or something else?Video to help with upgrade