Recent content by HarryPippic

Thanks Ostrichsak for taking the time to try to help figure out my door problem, your theories do make a lot of sense.

@Ostrichsak, I sometimes use a keypad outside the door, the chamberlain app on my smartphone and occasionally the remote clicker.

Thanks for your comment, will try to post outcome of Tesla Mobile service appointment on the 17th, June.

Homelink in 2018 Model S opens the garage door 100% of the time, but closes the door maybe 70% of the time and works all the time with the garage door remote. Could this be an antenna problem ?, made an appointment with Tesla MobileService. Any ideas ??

I believe that raising the suspension allows the vehicle to tilt towards the rear on hard acceleration reducing the pressures on the front wheels causing the front tires to loose traction and activating the traction control/antilock on the front wheel, which in turn opens and closes the power...

Could the vibration or shudder be the antilock or traction control being activated on the wheel that is getting all that torque and losing it's grip ?. Just asking....

I haven't laughed this much since last week. Keep it up, it's quite entertaining. Sorry you don't have a TESLA yet James. You know you just gotta be a man and not let Melvin get to you. Now let's see that big smile now, both of you !! :-0

In my opinion, I feel that over the air updates and modest body style changes add to the desirability of preowned Model S's lowering their depreciation rates. Unlike BMW, Mercedes or Audi's, Model S's are always current with the latest in-dash experiences and features and their body style...

@sakimano; 4:53 AM, feeding chickens ? ?

Hi Sakimano, not trying to put down my wife's new C43 AMG Mercedes convertible, but simple tasks such as programing garage door remotes, syncing phones, entering GPS destinations and autopilot (AP 1) are far far superior than Mercedes. Not to mention braking, road holding and acceleration...

A German car is a German car. Just traded in our 2013 X-3 for a 2018 Mercedes C-43 convertible, a gorgeous car, but still miles behind our 2015 S85D in performance, electronics, dealer and delivery experience, etc. One would think that they would pick up some positive tips from TESLA, but no...