Recent content by NickF

Try the Maine Tesla Owners group on Facebook... more likely to get local advice. That said, we have on and have not seen what you are describing. Any photo reference?

Should be there with our Y

Check out the Tesla Owners Maine facebook group. Lots of folks have written about this. In my experience, delivery was not really delayed at all for home delivery. Didn't worry about inspection as we never had trouble on our previous Tesla getting things resolved after the fact. No trades.

Dropped to $43,000

-$45,000 -Dual Motor All Wheel Drive -Original owner, great condition, accident free -8 Year/Unlimited Mile limited warranty from original purchase date on Battery and Drive Units -8 Year/100,000 Mile Extended Service Agreement ($4500 option) -69,880 Miles -Extra set of wheels/winter tires...

12v runs almost everything but the drive motors. Fans/lights/locks/computer/etc. When the voltage on the 12v battery drops enough, it gets topped up from the high voltage battery.

Regarding v2 vs v3... If you look at the permitted plan (attached), each pair is 250A three phase or 125A per stall. Pretty sure that is v2 which makes sense seeing as the plans were drawn long before v3 was talked about.

Any reputable mechanic/DIYer can lift the car safely. No special "tesla" pucks needed. You just need to use the lift points.

Does your router also show you down/up totals? I know the Google router can show instantaneous use but also totals for last day, last week, last month, etc. Totals are what you really want to see.

Post a screenshot , I'd love to see how the interface looks.

I doubt it's 500mbps, wifi is not quite that fast. You likely have a rounding issue. Maybe 500kbps? Our Model S downloads about 1MB per day, uploads about the same during normal operations (no updates, etc).

The submitted plans (first post above) are permitted already. They have been in place a while and you can see the technical power details there. If going to v3 I assume they would need to re-submit plans first and get a new permit.

Can a ranger use a jack to replace a leaky air spring? I have a leaky one but hours from service center.

It's a Tesla, you don't need brake pads anymore.

Looks like the permit was issued yesterday 11/5/2018 (attached).