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But earlier... Not really sure what to make of this? I could be wrong, but it sounds like OP isn't keen on facts getting in the way of a good whinge.

I would imagine this would be a significant issue if you took your hands off the wheel, but thankfully, you would have your hands on the wheel the whole time, along with paying full attention to the road as per the manual and messages that come up on the display when engaging autopilot.

I would imagine they could simply cancel the order if one does not reconfigure?

That being the case, don't set it to 1 second, you'll be in for a rude shock.

Set your following distance between yourself and the car in front to a couple of seconds, rather than 1. Helps reduce the phantom braking a lot.

A lot of us have been waiting more than a while for FSD. What's another year or two lol!

Same here. My guess is that they will fix it at some stage once FSD Beta is released in USA as this will need to be handled prior to FSD release in AUS.

As far as i know, it's always been on the right scroll wheel? It was previously also in the screen settings, but I thought it was always on the scroll wheel?

FYI, 2020.48.26 looks to be rolling out to Aus this morning.

Hopefully 2020.48.12.1 is not the 'big' update indicated by Tesla as it was pretty average in content for my 2019 SR+, just like all updates since this time last year.

Yep, mine seems to reset the headlight position after each update as well. I started noticing when oncoming traffic would flash their highbeams at me and I thought something was up. Seems each time an update is applied, the driver side headlight adjust 'up' too far to the point where oncoming...

At a guess; yes, it's a possible write off. As mentioned above, if the battery has some external damage, then it's almost certainly a write off. Not saying it couldn't be resurrected, just saying insurance would likely just write it off and be done with it.

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I had a steering rack issue on my Model 3. Tesla Brisbane were easy to deal with, resolved the issue with little fuss and sent me on my way. Very happy with them.

Yes, as I said above, unless your car has the new heat pump and/or batteries, there's no software update to improve range. Notice how the update is only on the model Y? The model Y has the new heat pump, and possibly the new battery chemistry, hence the range unlock.