Search results

Probably unrealistic to repeat. But I sold mine on Reddit. I made one comment, guy reached out, turned out we were five minutes from each other. Sold the next day.

Likely the path that Tesla’s API is reporting. There is a long discussion on GitHub. Will need a PR to make the change reflected.

https://www.amazon.com/QYDKWK-Threshold-Collapsible-Self-Adhesive-Separation/dp/B0C7NQG6TS

First console replacement I had was a mobile service. Was a bit surprised they sent mobile to swap the entire console. Took him a good two hours. Needless to say, it was still wrong when he was done with it. Later went to service center for a third replacement. Hope for better results for you!

Via service? No. They just rip and replace the console. @Bull might be able to make a recommendation given his surgery of his cars haha. I recall there being dip switches and someone has the electrical plans at one point (if I recall correctly). Maybe you could swap dip switches around or swap...

Eh I would not say so. I had one replaced weeks ago and it was wrong. Now they replaced one (technically my third) and the top slider makes a popping noise when opening from fully closed. Seems to be stuck on a latching mechanism.

I think I have two laying around. If I can sell them for $60 plus shipping, DM me.

Full team effort over on the GitHub page!

If referring to the seats, never. Not checked the EPC, but I bet they are VIN locked.

Sounds like the curb convinced you ;)

Having test drove a Highland Model 3, I would not go that far. Is it better than the old Model 3? Worlds. "Smoother" or better than the S? Definitely not.

Try givemethevin.com for a quick price offer.

Would agree with this, but they have made a ton of quality of life improvements to the 3. The suspension differential will always be there as it is one time that justifies the cost between the two.

Yep, I have seen three posts in our local groups of techs that were cut.

Hate to say it, but think we have proven that version does not resolve the issue.

That Model 3 seat looks insanely uncomfortable. Headrest seems like it’s going to dip into the neck area

Definitively confirmed as such? If so, they are really starting to blur the lines of the 3/S mark. It’s there, but getting blurrier.

How? The old seats were the same across S LR and Plaid minus stitching. To me, buy large orders, less cost of goods. And just throw different stitching in every third seat you make.

I am a bit shocked (because why not) they are not up charging for the seats and making the current LR seats the “standard” Plaid seats.

You are experiencing the exact same issue I was, mainly when turning under acceleration and exiting my driveway. Have yet to notice it today, but will continue to drive and test. Looks like you find my post in the rear seat rattle thread. Let me know if you need any more details, that was an...

Interesting, when in 2021? My car was delivered in November/2021 and did not come with them. However, this was the the first stint with replacing the console. Get the reasoning behind them, just not a fan.

Just got my Tesla back and the third console does resolve the issue. First one (quoted here) did not but it seems they used the same part this go around but added the quoted part below. BE aware, they have changed the cup holders however to have three "grips" to hold cups better (I assume). And...

Tesla has a new "procedure" to address the rear seat rattle. They are calling it a "seat adjustment". Per my recent visit: Initial drive home was positive and I have lengthy drives tomorrow to further test. If you have followed any of my post, my rear seats have been abused. The strikers have...

I think I might finally have my issues addressed from delivery over 18 months ago. Reverse center console light was recently identify and swapped (took three, first was still wrong, second was damaged and third one fixed it). And it seems they have a new "procedure" to fix the rear seat rattle...

Just asked a ranger / advisor on Wednesday and he said nothing has changed. Only way to find out is to go through the swap. Are they willing to do it for free?

Test drove one at my recent service drop-off. It is nice, but not Model S nice. If you want some of the more "luxurious" features (instrument cluster, air suspension, etc), the S still reigns supreme. Service advisor called it a "S-lite" and that mostly true. Was extremely quiet. They bring that...

I am going to ask a genuine question, not to debate you just curious - why care what the door jams / hinges (paging @WilliamG) look like? How often are you looking in there?

Do not believe they will because of the clips to the rim. The Model Y rim is different than the Model S. Transparently, I have not tested.

My sense (and hope) is what they are releasing is not the “best” rendering available and higher resolution / smoother rendering is coming. It could also be running in “shadow mode” so that engineering can verify / validate the coding. Consider this “phased” or MVP release. Tesla (as most...

Easiest test is if you can replicate the noise, put the seats down. If it goes away, you found your issue.

Because I am willing to go through the pain and have Tesla continue to see the issue over and over and over again. I know the ultimate resolution will be that it has to be taped (and retaped), but I am hoping (long shot) someone will eventually see the 12 service visits I have already had to...

Not sure you can adjust the specific recess depth from the service menu, but there is an auto-calibration setting in there.

Have it (2021 Model S). Pretty sure my rear bench is either not latched down or something similar. My rear latches are still ****ed as well, still creaking and popping. I refuse to tape it - probably had eight or 10 visits addressing them Tesla.

It seems like a Tesla in-car software 2024.8 introduces the changes.

Thanks for all of your insights. I am cross posting to GitHub and referenced these insights.

Do you Reddit? https://www.reddit.com/r/garageporn/ enjoy

How so? The blind spot in the front from the cameras is just as there in reverse as it is pulling forward. Or am I missing something?

I just park 🤷🏻‍♂️ genuinely never had any issues (radar or not) with parking. I know the front lip is low, so if I am pulling forward I guesstimate. Only scraped it once and learned my lesson. But I would say 95% of the spots I park in, I reverse.

Paging @WilliamG someone said hinges.

Has anyone seen issues with 2023.44.30.25 and HomeLink? I have a garage and gate (in that order) and my gate is constantly disappearing, while even near the location I program. I can exit my garage, manually pull open HomeLink, reset location and drive around returning and the gate triggers. If...

Let me introduce you to the ignore button. Member profile > More options > Ignore.

And this would not go away in the S if they put the lights in the dash trim. Deliveries are notoriously know to not have alignment into both drives and passenger door panels. This will make it stand out. A positive to this could be more service to fix lighting panel alignment and thus more...

Not true.

I would not call that a show stopper, Tesla could easily add that. You could even call the color out or the RGB numbers if you know them. That is an easy fix, but yes not available at “launch” at the moment.

Ground yourself in the fact that Tesla’s implementation might not be similar to Mercedes or it might not come at all.

Thank you @init6 and @MrFixit1094 (ironic name in this situation). @rsunny2012 give it a go.

Pretty much reached my experience with Windows CLI. I will have to research more about how Docker on Windows can take in the commands after the less than symbol. Until then, if someone else has ideas please post them :)

Windows is breaking your restore command into individual lines. Not sure if the dot works for Windows. Give this a try. docker compose exec -T database psql -U teslamate teslamate << drop schema public cascade; create schema public; create extension cube; create extension earthdistance; CREATE...

Funny enough, both sides have been replaced when they originally were investigating the rear seat rattle. Before a tech discovered the striker / latch we all know too well. But it would not surprise me to find them broken again.

What are the errors on Windows? I imagine Docker is running through the CLI on Windows, thus the commands should work.