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You can reach it with the panel off, window rolled up, and cover off.

Update: Opened controller, no signs of corrosion, shorting, or faulty caps?? I know they can fail with no signs but if there was a short that caused the issue usually there are signs of burning on the board. There are no fuses on the controller board.

I'm having the same issue. Drivers side windows and doors no power. Tap the handle and the car lights up and passenger side presents (auto-present turned off). I have to get in and open from the inside window drop for opening door works. I checked fuses good. I unplug and reseat the first...

Yea…. I’m beginning to notice that to be true as well.

I went in 12-1-21 to get my MCU1 recall done. Tesla Indianapolis was explaining the pros and cons of upgrading to MCU2. The service guy told me I would lose premium connectivity if I upgraded.

I had the MCU1 recall done in Indianapolis. The Tesla service guy was explaining the pros and cons of the MCU2 upgrade. He told me I would lose premium connectivity and have to pay monthly if I did the upgrade. I opted to not to so I can’t confirm or deny if it does in fact strip your premium...