Recent content by ewoodrick

Are you saying that it is not going into Hold or that the option that allows you to turn it off is gone? The later is true, Hold still works and I believe that the removal of the option to disable was intentional and not expected to be added back.

Current FSD seem to have some issues with speed limit detection.

Just wait to hear from the Service Center. I think that I've heard that many aren't enabled by default.

I have a clue. But first, when you come back to me with a snide remark about what I said, remember, it was only a response to yours. I've been driving FSD for years, both me and my wife, I don't think that we've EVER had FSD at all. Let me take that back, she said "once" and that's because...

Time to keep up with technology, I believe that some states have drivers license apps.

Tesla is staying on the side of safety at this point. It's better slow and sure than fast and dead. Yellow signs with posted speeds are not Speed Limits, they are caution signs.

Evidently you may have been under those rocks. How many times do humans run red lights? Or break traffic laws?

But its near are better numbers than when the Model 3 first started production.

And now that I have my truck, I can say that I have absolutely no problems parking within a few inches using my cameras.

My answer was in response to a steering wheel melting. There isn't any way that elevated interior temperatures is going to do that. Steering wheel plastics would probably have to go well above 400F before having any issues. I never talked about outgassing, nor plastics deteriorating. But...

FSD has ALWAYS steered by wire. It never could reach the steering wheel.

I don't know what the bulletin is, probably just a notification to parts that you have paid for the upgrade and an okay to ship the parts. But two weeks isn't really a significant wait for service. I think that my CCS update took 3 weeks to schedule.

I've been using FSD 12 for awhile now and it is indeed pretty great. The stand behind option is only available for a few newer cars.

That's what I was alluding to. FSD works off of the highway, so on a long trip, FSD doesn't help you between the cities, only once you exit the Interstates. So if you want to experience FSD, that's best done when you aren't mostly on the Interstate.

Have a great weekend in your artificially small world.