Recent content by LiamPope

Ain’t seen no one driving with gloves over here. Canadians though, dunno, they’re a bit strange.

My experience is I occasionally see the look at the road warning if I engage AP while looking at something else, but as soon as I’ve looked at the road to make it happy I can’t get the warning again even if I try.

I too receive pressure warnings from wheels off the car having tyres swapped, so they are definitely triggered by a rapid differential not necessarily with motion. Don't you folks back home get breakdown service thrown in with your fully comp insurance these days?

Hmmm interesting. The youtube video going over this document, that seemed detailed and well studied, clearly states all system-initiated manoeuvres will have to be driver-confirmed. But I've looked in the document and can't see this anywhere - I think he's mistaken. I do note that specific...

Get an airport taxi.

What's the plan to deal with it? Negotiate with the spider to only come out when you're parked maybe? Spiders have rights too! This is his home now.

Since it'll be Stavanger which already burnt down a few years ago, I'd hope the new one has sprinklers now, but you never know. :)

Nice info, thanks. So, similarly, I shouldn't have any worries leaving the car in an airport carpark for a month? Just leave it on about 70%, sentry off (is anyway), don't check in on the app every day. Main battery would keep 12V topped up as/if required? And I'll come back and it'll probably...

Minor update. So I had a mobile visit. Pushed some firmware and did a regular update. Didn't fix it - e.g. the other day 5 degrees out, car reading -4. Next drive seemed accurate. Going in next week, work order says Active Grille Shutter (Remove & Replace) Thermal System Test Adjustment...

Hmmm how to make this even simpler... if I cancel Netflix, but sign up to Disney and Amazon, cancelling Netflix still saved me money! :) Arguably, the fact extra new stuff needed 'funding' makes it even more likely the motivation for removing stalks was to offset cost.

I pass one hell of a lot of Model Y and 3s over here and can say I've never been blinded by their headlights. It's not a thing.

:) I'll raise a service request and see what happens.

Soooo... errrr... if it's coming to legacy models, which already have fog lights, does this suggest it's more than just the suspected lame fog light substitute, and is in fact proper matrix headlights?

I read that ages ago too, but not sure if it's actually implemented. But to be honest that would be much more accurate than what my sensor is doing at the moment. :)

Yeah sorry, should probably put it in the text anyway. 2022 3LR indeed.