Recent content by canbonbon

Sorry to hear about your issue. I was prepared for a denial too but somehow Lucked out and they agreed to replace it under warranty. I think it depends on the Service Center. The so called tiny "rock" impacts are hard to prove either way. And my argument was that if the impact is so tiny that...

Clearly my Liftmaster jackshaft opener does not support it. Do you possibly have a link or any further details about which garage door openers support Homelink 5?

Homelink only works as a toggle based on location. It has no knowledge of the state of the your garage door. I recommend using visual cues and then using the "Activate" button in the car. That button is essentially like the remote clicker (and is present right next to Homelink Icon). Homelink...

Tried FSD for the first time yesterday. During the day there was no wiper issue. However, during the night time driving they activated almost every time we activated FSD. My wife gave up and said she is not trying FSD in the night anymore. Absolutely clear sky and there was not a drop of rain...

something doesn't sound right. How can you leave home with a door closed? At minimum, you'd need to open the door first to come out of the garage, right? If so, then how can HomeLink "Open" and already "Open" door? It can only close it. Same for when you come home. If the door is already closed...

From what I have observed, the rates go high from October/Nov to April/May timeframe. What you are seeing now are the so called summer rates where the suppliers are able to commingle Solar power and reduce their rates. So if you are able to lock in a rate for say 6 months or 9 months with no...

This is good to know. Thanks. Hopefully when Eversource implements something like this, it might probably work the same way. I am still curious though, how the rebate is implemented. If the supplier is providing electricity (lets say at $0.15 per KWh) then obviously they won't supply at...

1) Your National grid bill has two major components. Supplier/Generation and transmission charge. When you say they give you a few cents off, I am assuming they would be giving that off of the supplier charge. Usually Transmission charges are *NOT* discounted. But I could be wrong. 2) Also...

Do you know if this (peanut) discount is offered both on generation and delivery? Or only on generation? Also, what if you have another supplier which is already cheaper than the standard variable rate of National grid? Do you get any discount from the supplier too? Just curious how this is...

Eversource is showing "Managed charging coming soon" for past 2 years. https://www.eversource.com/content/residential/save-money-energy/clean-energy-options/electric-vehicles/ev-charger-managed-charging I have sent numerous emails but the standard response is that they are working with the DPU...

Try a different SC if you have one. Alternatively, try another day and see you can talk to another agent.

Happy ending. My local Tesla SC replaced the windshield free of cost. If anyone else sees a crack appear for no reason, you must report to your nearest Tesla service center. They might be able to assist you and replace the cracked windshield as part of the warranty.

If you had read the entire thread, you'd realize that this is a software issue introduced in a more recent software update. You are extremely lucy that you are still on 2023.xxx software and that is why you were able to install it. Most of us are on 2024.xxx software that was released in first...

Agreed. However he does offer correction at 03:55 in description by offering another video where he has put the bracket correctly: I did put the bracket correctly and it was a pain. There is no easy way to do it but I was able to get it installed. the right way.

2023 MYLR. 9807 miles. The crack is from inside. When I drag my nail from outside it’s smooth but from inside it scrapes a little. I will take it to Tesla to se what they say. Hoping for the best.