atebit
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Last night I had parked my truck outside in about 30F for about six hours. About 8 or so minutes out from reaching the truck I turned on the heater. For a lark I also turned on my seat heater and the steering wheel heater from the latest app. I didn’t expect those to work but to my surprise they lit up in the app.
So I get to the truck, and not only is it nice & warm, but to my surprise the heated seats & wheel were also on, even though I don’t have the latest firmware in the truck.
I start driving & immediately get a “System Fault/service your vehicle” (red truck w/exclamation point telltale), and shortly thereafter the heater starts blowing outside temperature air.
I called Rivian, the agent didn’t see anything serious in the telemetry. He had me do all the resets to try and get the heat back…that cleared the telltale but still no heat. A sleep cycle overnight didn’t fix it either. So I’m waiting for Rivian to analyze the telemetry in more depth & get back to me.
I’m wondering if there’s a valve that’s failed & maybe that’s what caused the telltale. Just hoping whatever it is can be fixed by a mobile tech, not looking to a (cold!) 3 hour drive to Brooklyn.
So I get to the truck, and not only is it nice & warm, but to my surprise the heated seats & wheel were also on, even though I don’t have the latest firmware in the truck.
I start driving & immediately get a “System Fault/service your vehicle” (red truck w/exclamation point telltale), and shortly thereafter the heater starts blowing outside temperature air.
I called Rivian, the agent didn’t see anything serious in the telemetry. He had me do all the resets to try and get the heat back…that cleared the telltale but still no heat. A sleep cycle overnight didn’t fix it either. So I’m waiting for Rivian to analyze the telemetry in more depth & get back to me.
I’m wondering if there’s a valve that’s failed & maybe that’s what caused the telltale. Just hoping whatever it is can be fixed by a mobile tech, not looking to a (cold!) 3 hour drive to Brooklyn.
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