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An Audi doesn’t need a software update to replace a light from my experience. Also, my experience with Audi and BMW are that community tools exists to let you
by alphabettsy 3y ago
An Audi doesn’t need a software update to replace a light from my experience.
Also, my experience with Audi and BMW are that community tools exists to let you flash modules and change settings all on your own. Try that on a Tesla.
Tesla is way ahead on software imo, but I don’t want my car to be like modern smartphones where they’re dependent on the manufacturer to maintain and keep working.
- mikem69 3y agoMine did - had to code the module to the car.
- alphabettsy 3y agoThis is usually because the modules are generic and don’t know how to behave, for example, a light fixture needs to know if it’s US or Germany and work accordingly. You could’ve done it yourself with the proper software and knowledge is my point and most things don’t require this.
- mikem69 3y agoI tried to do it myself, but the module was running newer software than the vehicle, and required the other vehicle modules to be flashed to the same software version.