Many people are still on 24.26, i guess it’s most stable now. So if i was you, I'll be very pleased with thatI'm still on 2024.26 also with "advanced" updates.
Installing 2024.32.7 last update.Any news from 2024.32.7 update, is it fix the LTE?
I am not receiving any updates for a month now.... stuck on 2024.32.3, tesla 3 LR 2023
I too have 2024.32.7 on the download queue. Please let us know also if you've had other 2024.32 versions before AND the LTE bug.Installing 2024.32.7 last update.
Later will provide results
Ok so definitely not going to install it unless someone from earlier versions than .32 reports no issue.Okay,
Everything starts after 2024.32.3 well known - LTE issue and battery drain 10%.
Updates:
2024.32.3- 2024.32.6 not fixed issue
2024.32.6 - 2024.32.7 not fixed issue
Other than that after updating to 2024.32.7 I got a "bonus" - my headlamps stopped working.
After:
1 soft restart
1 hard reset
And 2 software reinstalls - headlamps finally start working.
But LTE is still the same
I don't think they killing LTE in non europe countries, intel cars work well.Tesla M3 2023, Ryzen
Location: Kyiv, Ukraine
After updating to version 32.3, I had to remove the physical SIM card because the car couldn’t enter sleep mode, constantly searching for a network and draining the battery while idle.
It’s been over a month now without any updates. Each time I use the car, I have to set up a personal hotspot on my iPhone.
While I have Wi-Fi available in my parking spot, no updates have arrived, despite reports that Tesla is aware of the issue and is supposedly working on a fix. I just hope they won’t overlook grey markets (there are a lot of Tesla fans and enthusiasts in our country). I check daily, hoping for an update as soon as possible…
Does removing physical sim stop draining battery?Tesla M3 2023, Ryzen
Location: Kyiv, Ukraine
After updating to version 32.3, I had to remove the physical SIM card because the car couldn’t enter sleep mode, constantly searching for a network and draining the battery while idle.
It’s been over a month now without any updates. Each time I use the car, I have to set up a personal hotspot on my iPhone.
While I have Wi-Fi available in my parking spot, no updates have arrived, despite reports that Tesla is aware of the issue and is supposedly working on a fix. I just hope they won’t overlook grey markets (there are a lot of Tesla fans and enthusiasts in our country). I check daily, hoping for an update as soon as possible…
In other forums I read that removing the SIM card will indeed stop draining.Does removing physical sim stop draining battery?
Soon my subscription of toolbox will expire, so i guess better activate external sim and remove physical sim for the some time until it will be fixed
Really! So not going to install it, definitely. Anyway, question to Highland owners: I noticed that when I have the windows completely retracted and I open the door, the window goes UP, opposite of what it does when it's fully closed and the door is open (obviously goes down as with all coupes in the last decade, to make the closure smoother). WHY going up? It's very noticeable.Ohh today I found out that after yesterday update 2024.32.7, my windows are uncalibrated.
And I find it out in the middle of my path to the work .
2024.32 can be nominated on worst update of this year.
Yes, it helped me. The battery stopped losing charge while in sleep mode. I read about this in our Telegram channels where Tesla owners gather. Most Ryzen processor owners are doing this to stop the battery from draining while waiting for a software update to fix the issue.Does removing physical sim stop draining battery?
Soon my subscription of toolbox will expire, so i guess better activate external sim and remove physical sim for the some time until it will be fixed
Thank you for reply and guide how to do it.Yes, it helped me. The battery stopped losing charge while in sleep mode. I read about this in our Telegram channels where Tesla owners gather. Most Ryzen processor owners are doing this to stop the battery from draining while waiting for a software update to fix the issue.
One downside is that I have to share an internet hotspot from my phone and connect every time I leave the parking lot. Overall, it’s not too bad because the LTE in the Tesla itself doesn’t work, even with a SIM card inserted, due to the update. The Wi-Fi connection still works fine without any issues.
As for the toolbox, I can’t give you any advice because I don’t know anything about it.
To be honest, removing the SIM card myself was scary the first time. The second time, I already knew what I was doing, so it wasn’t as difficult. It’s located at the bottom, under the glove compartment, in a very inconvenient place. You’ll need to lie down with your head where the passenger’s feet go. In the Highland model the SIM card is located in a different place - it’s located near the sunroof partition, right where the speaker is positioned above the head.
Of course it’s better if a Tesla specialist does this, but since we don’t have official service in our countries, we have to do it ourselves or ask someone who has done it before.
If you decide to do this, you will definitely need a flashlight and tweezers, as the SIM card is in a very awkward spot.
Steps:
1. Remove two or three clips.
2. Carefully pry off the plastic cover; it will be held by two wires, which you should disconnect for convenience (it’s better to take a photo of how they were connected so you can put everything back later).
3. Lie down with your head where the passenger’s feet go.
4. You’ll see two slots – one for the memory card (not the USB one – definitely don’t touch that). You need the one with the SIM card, so be careful.
5. There’s a small black latch on the slot with the physical SIM card. You need to slide it.
6. Then, using tweeters, press the SIM card further into the port, and it will eject with a click.
7. I strongly recommend remembering or photographing how the SIM card was positioned, if you haven’t done so before. This way, you can put it back correctly later.
8. Put the plastic cover back in place and snap the clips.
That’s it. If you decide to do this, good luck!