Recent content by bensklar1

I'd say so. 1 - used model S's are few and far between as Tesla isn't producing any new ones right now. 2- as energy costs keep going up...free unlimited supercharging is worth more and more.

By manually disconnected I mean you went into the Tesla touchscreen - then actually clicked disconnect phone on the Tesla touchscreen, then tried to remove older devices once nothing is connected currently?

@ScooterX You: 1. Did a hard reboot, followed by soft reboot, then connected your phone, then went into Bluetooth and manually disconnected your currently connected phone, then tried to remove the other devices?

I had the same problem. Here's what worked for me: 1. Created a service appointment. 2. Tesla responded saying that memory folders are 80% full and this causes the vehicle to have strange behavior. They said they cleared unnecessary files and that after an OTA, the problem should be fixed. 3...

I would be interested. PM me.