Yes, also no difference for adaptive high beam, but I think it is allright as it is now, no one blinked at me yet and I always get back from work when it is already dark. Maybe they are just too scared to blink at me though... But this crossing double centreline is bad and dangerous, and I see no particular reason for it.
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Tesla Software updates - Australia
- Thread starter Grenadine
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[sorry - I’ve always wanted to do this]
but seriously, turning everything off and on again could help
It’s all seemingly working heaps better with the new software.
My phone seems to have a similar phenomenon.. runs well and then one day goes to custard.. few days later a new update comes out and it’s all fixed.
Might be coincidence.
It just teaches me to ride out that wave of frustration with more acceptance and non attachment to how something “should be” haha.
Were you wearing sunglasses? UI is heaps different
I wouldn’t use autosteer anywhere apart from line well marked wide roads haha.
Yeah, 100%, not a great idea to use it on roads that it's not designed to be used on (particularly the ancient versions we have here)
elddum
Member
I think the coincidence is the update does a full reboot/restart of everything so clearing out any stuck gremlins… Id try the hard reboot on your phone as well when those things happen - much less frustrating than waiting for an update (although updates are more frequent these days)
of all the frustrations that undoubtedly occur, my wifi reaches across the road and a few doors down - which I proved yesterday installing the update
Zoltrix77
Member
I've never had a car with them, so it seemed pretty good for me, had a 20 minute drive through the Dandenongs that I had to do that night anyway so gave it a good test. Seems like the pixels are quite large, are they smaller on other vehicles? Always though the headlights have like dim spots in them, like lines of missing pixels even before hand.
I am guessing they were not that distracting to other drivers, because I never got the up yours flash from other drivers.
Zoltrix77
Member
They are amber on the front and side repeaters, but check the rear taillights. Definitely red.
Max Spaghetti
Member
Yes, indeed. You can even check for updates over cellular while driving. Like I used to do... every day... until I got over it.
Does car wash mode disable the auto-boot?
Or locking the car manually via the phone?
Priit
Active Member
I had some rain today and can say for certain that on this occasion the wipers were much worse than they were on update 2024.8.9. I was driving on M1 on AP (TACC + Lane keep) set to speed limit 100. Then rain started and as it is in QLD often it started bucketing down. The auto wipers started to wipe on slow interval. One wipe per 5 sec or so. Was almost impossible to see through. I figured, I would wait and see if it speeds up wipers. It kept that going for about 1 minute and then the car started slowing down. The car and popped up a message that due to low visibility AP speed has been reduced. It did not even try to speed up the wipers. So I manually set wipers on 3 and the car resumed the AP speed back to 100 as by a miracle using the wipers at higher speed increased the visibility back to almost normal. That algorithm that decides wiper speed needs some serious help. At least now its really easy to increase wiper speed without having to let go of the steering wheel
The pace of 2024.14.3 updates is picking up on Teslafi. Australia vastly overrepresented, too. So that's good news for all of you still waiting.
Alas, not a single FSD version has it installed... so definitely not a fluke, this update is not for FSD cars. So if you've paid extra, you're not getting extra this time around.
Alas, not a single FSD version has it installed... so definitely not a fluke, this update is not for FSD cars. So if you've paid extra, you're not getting extra this time around.
Max Spaghetti
Member
muddie
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