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I'm curious about this as well. Just looking for standard servicing (tire rotation, etc.) Anyone have any recommendations?

Can you upload a pic of your Blackvue/BlendMount and wires going up into the headliner?

I'm pretty sure this is already implemented. See Model 3 rear vents only turn on if someone sits in the rear seat • r/teslamotors

I'm very happy with RWD. Costs less and has better range/efficiency according to the EPA

The range is actually better in stop and go traffic. The car loses charge even when the car is parked and no one is in it. Tesla recommends that the car is plugged in whenever possible when it is not being driven. See the owners manual.

This is probably causing your high phantom drain by keeping the car from going to sleep.

Look for the red dummy light instead of at the taillights. Much easier to see

This is also addressed in the video description: Note: I have not tested this long-term, but my guess is that the car won't be "surprised" by a power draw connecting to either of these locations since they are downstream from the power distribution system. Bypassing the power distribution...

From the video description: Update: If you need a constant 12V source instead of 5V, use a buck-boost regulator. Something like this http://a.co/3Uryov0 I was thinking most dashcams are using 5V, but apparently some really do require 12V (e.g. Blackvue)

Has anyone installed a Blackvue with the method in this recently posted video?

Tesla is damned if they do, damned if they don't. If the $35,000 price was listed they'd be getting blasted because it isn't actually available to order right now. This is non-news as nothing has changed, the SR version is still listed at the bottom of the page in the "Specifications" section

Thanks for the tip. I was struggling to tuck it under using the plastic blades but found that using my fingernail worked better for me to tuck those edges in.

It seems to me that the most realistic timeline is the one established by Tesla. On their website it says standard version in 6-9 months, so I would expect it early 2019 (first deliveries in Jan-Feb)

@Kenriko what's the secret to getting the perfect fit on the inside of the cupholder rim? My install went great but it seems like the material does not like to stay down on the 4 corners inside of the cupholder area.

No, they give you a bracket that sticks onto the front fascia with adhesive. They do not install it - they give instructions for self install (for when your plates arrive) or you can return to the SC and they'll install for you.