Recent content by eiger3970

Solved, here's the process. Somehow the auto lock when walk away I set years ago had somehow been turned off. Car -> Screen -> Control -> Vehicle -> enable Walk-Away Door Lock -> enable Mirror Auto-Tilt. (free process, not to be used by Tesla Service Centres charging $100's of dollars to those...

I think I misunderstood NewbyMaye? I will tried the car's screen padlock, rather than the phone Tesla app padlock, but issue still remains. @KArnold 30 seconds sounds perfect, as I'm not bothered once to hop out of the car, but if putting the car in Park sometimes when sitting in the car...

There were 2 fobs provided at purchase and yes the original owner. Test 1: on the iPhone X iOS Version 16.3.1 -> Tesla app (version v4.30.6-2531) -> main page -> I select the unlocked padlock icon -> the padlock closed -> the car's mirrors folded. Test 2: on the iPhone X iOS Version 16.3.1 ->...

Yes, the car opens without a fob. There's only 1 fob, as the 2nd fob stopped working. The fob is ~5 metres away from the car, through 2 walls and in a drawer. Just put the fob inside a Faraday bag to block EMFs (electro magnetic fields), but the car still opens without a fob?

How do you get in your car without a fob? My car only has a fob or the Tesla mobile app. The key fob is maybe 5 metres away through 2 walls. Even at the shops, I park the car and the mirrors don't auto fold. Seems so simple to me: car in park -> mirrors fold.

The auto fold doesn't work on my Tesla Model S October 2016. I have set the mirrors to auto-fold when parked. I have also set the mirrors to auto-fold in this location (home). Why don't the mirrors auto-fold whenever I'm parked for at least 30 seconds?

Need to replace the worn out Tesla Model S door rubber trim along the rear bottom. How can I replace with the same or will any do?

Could you list your model and year please? I would like to pop my arm rest off but don’t want to break it if it’s different to yours.

This list seems to be all names available: Gen 1 2012-2014 (Q4) Gen 2 2014 (Q4) - 2015 Gen 3 (next gen seats) 2015-2016 Gen 4 (tesla premium) 2017 - present

I have an October 2016 Model S and the driver seat broke the bit inside bit that moves the vertical seat from flat to up position. I'm looking for a 2nd hand seat, but am unsure on the seat model to search and buy. Any help how to find seat model name types or what mine might be please?

Not yet. I'm sure it's a simple spring being reattached to a hook, but to access this, needs a contortionist or pulling out a seat and then console. Maybe a mirror and light, but I'm not that far yet.

Trying these now: http://www.fixyourtesla.com/s/Seat-Assembly-Drivers-Remove-and-Install.html http://www.fixyourtesla.com/s/Base-Assembly-Front-Passengers-Seat-Remove-and-Replace.html http://www.fixyourtesla.com/s/Cover-Back-Rest-Drivers-Seat-Remove-and-Install.html

Refreshing this one, as it's quite tricky fixing the console lid.

I think I need the SAE J1772 adapter, only available on the US Tesla store. Need to be sure 3rd parties have the correct adapter before buying. Will take more pics. Also, a 3 phase connector might be handy, but probably cost a fortune.

To be clear, the electronic motor and caliper don’t have to be touched, just tap out pad pins and replace.