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You will still need to remove it to insert the new one. I tried a bushing press kit initially, but ended up removing the knuckle as the knuckle structure interfered with the press sleeves. I don't know about cutting it.

I believe all four are the same. You can use them for upper bushings on both sides.

I had play in the right rear. I could feel it by grabbing the wheel 11 and 5 position with the car jacked up. I will say pressing the old bushing out is a bit of a pain as the retaining surface is at an angle in regards to the bushing. I used a 20 ton shop press for this. Getting the new bushing...

I went from oe to oe with inserts to hardrace. I would say hardrace is firmer than oe with inserts. Of course that is just my opinion but I would suspect they would be more durable than oe.

How about a gloss black trim...

I just installed the Hardrace compression bushings and they are a great alternative. They are solid hard rubber all the way around.

I am looking at replacing the top one with hard race as the right rear has developed some play. https://hardraceusa.com/products/hardrace-q1078

Just like the performance version of the S and 3.

Visited the local Tesla store to see the cybertruck and was told by the rep that the 3 will be a plaid. I of course have my reservations on how much they actually know but he was insistent that there will be no performance model but a plaid model 3.

I would say it is just a lack of distance for it's calculation. Just as if you travel a long distance and then 'floor it' it would not impact the value much.

I used silicone grease with good results.

https://3dmatsusa.com/collections/custom-fit-car-floor-liners/products/elegant-carpet-floor-liner?model=MjAyMkBURVNMQUBNT0RFTCAz I've had mine for about a year and they are great.

This looks interesting. Extended titanium for $310. https://evannex.com/products/evannex-extended-wheel-stud-sets-for-tesla-model-3?variant=44521947857066

19x9.5 on 265/35. Packaging and condition was perfect. Curious to see how the 20" look if anyone has them.

I was look specifically for AWzz in 19 and 20.

Any pics of the new wheels?

No bolts. Clips on. I have removed mine a few times using a plastic pry tool starting closest to the steering wheel.

This top cover. Once it is off you will see the steering column shaft that extends out. You want to grease that shaft.

I pulled the cover off mine, extended it all the way out and applied silicone grease (not spray). A thin layer is all it needs.

It was a feature that was removed. I believe due to federal regulations.

All models are like that. Maybe they are trying to push off excess inventory.

Excited to see the 19 inch when available.

What size is the one pictured?

It appears the outer spokes on the 18x8.5 are flat and the 19x9.5 they do slope inwards. Is this accurate?

Are my eyes deceiving me or is there some concave in the AWzz 19x9.5?

Understatement. $2500 for all. https://www.crutchfield.com/S-wwfvNshUUGb/p_091IWT3Y20/Focal-Inside-IW-T3Y-200.html

Are your side mirrors folded. I had a seat sensor go bad and the car would not sense that I was no longer sitting in the seat. The car would not lock when getting out and would remain 'on'.

I used this one. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D4DZB1T?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details Had to flip the bit for the center speaker screw closest to the windshield.

Looks like they dumped the trunk sub? Old vs New.

Infiniti has a steer by wire. It has a physical link that is disconnected by a clutch that engages in case of electrical failure.

3D MAXpider Custom Fit Elegant Floor Mats Got these after trying Tesla's rugged mats which I would not recommend. The 3d mats are great quality and fit.

I did my front end as soon as I got my car. Headlights first which were super easy and then the hood which was pretty straight forward. I do recommend using installation gel over soapy water. It gives a lot more time to 'get it right'.

The noise is 'normal'. Typically more difficult to hear in an ice car. I believe it is the design. It provides quicker assembly by just popping the axle stub into the differential. Porsche has flange axle stubs that bolt in and then the cv joint is bolted to the flange. Some Subarus have the...

I have experienced this noise in front wheel drive cars. What is happening is that small bumps in the road is pushing up the suspension a little bit and that shortens the distance between the hub and the gear box. This will push against the shaft pushing in the cv joints and pushing the inner cv...

The drive shaft knocking sounds like it. The input shafts use a spring retaining clip to hold the axle in. This allows for easy replacement as opposed to circlips. In my experience circlips ensure a nice tight fit and spring clips allow some slop. Putting to tight of a fit on spring clips could...

If they have the app and are logged into your account I don't think it would matter. You will get text messages sent to your phone with instructions that you would need to forward to them. When I picked up my car there was only one paper to sign in the car and no one, I mean no one ever came out...

I paid 130 for module and bracket. So yes, a joke.

https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/holiday-update-what-can-we-expect.283988/page-8#post-7241583

myQ will not work if you have homelink installed. It will be one or the other. And yes, paying extra to open and close your garage door is a joke.

Just got mine today. It appears that myq will be coming in the Christmas update. Although it appears you may have to pay for a subscription to use it. https://web.archive.org/web/20220814163425/myq.com/wave1tesla

This was happening to me. Also, I would get in the car and shut the door and everything would turn off even though I was sitting in the driver's seat. Turned out to be a defective seat sensor. Had it replaced and everything is fine now. When I contacted service they did have me reset the MCU to...

These actually appear OEM. https://www.amazon.com/2017-2021-2020-2021-Original-Equipment-Replacement/dp/B08X3GCY66/ref=sr_1_2?crid=27SJ9KHZY6ZC6&keywords=bosch+3397014116&qid=1667858925&s=automotive&sprefix=3397014116%2Cautomotive%2C251&sr=1-2

Spigen works great. It did cut the 'crispness' of the display though. Since I put it on as soon as I got the car I don't ever notice.

I reached put to MPP about this before and their response was something like the bearing was installed incorrectly in the pic and the reason the fat end is pressed in first is to prevent possible slip of the bearing inside the aluminum case under hard breaking.

I set mine to cash when using my own financing. I then spoke to a Tesla rep and told him that my bank will be paying $45k and I will be paying the rest. He then credited my account $45k. A couple weeks later my bank paid the $45k and is was applied to my account. I then had roughly a negative...

I had an infiniti that had a lot of movement similar to what is seen in this video: at the 1:10 mark. I took video using an endoscope of the front and rear bushings while driving my M3P and I have to say there is very limited movement in the bushings. The only movement that could be seen was...

Nexzett Kristall Klar Windshield Washer Fluid Concentrate. Mix it with distilled water.