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Does anyone have a diagram of where the coils are actually located in the charging pad area? That might help gauge where we should be trying to place the phones.

That's the default estimate so they can be ready to do it, but from the firmware update they pushed to me - seems most likely a software issue between the door open sensor and the car.

Had this issue pop up today so I made a service request. Had tried the manual pull method, and it did not work. Mobile service messaged me within about an hour and pushed a firmware update to my car (2024.2.7), which is the same version that my car was already on. But somehow it worked. Car...

Or you do a pull down from the top right corner of the screen (from home page) and select your iPhone as the audio output instead of the car.

Using the LaterCase aramid case for my iPhone 15 Pro along with the ESR MagSafe attachment. The car does a great job of heating my phone up to boiling while adding minimal amounts of power. I don't count on the wireless being able to add charge quickly, use the center console USB-C ports when I...

The below settings work for me if I want my car to get up to 100% right before I leave. I have Schedule Charging set to off as well.

If you have an iPhone (can probably do it with Android too) you can use the Shortcuts app to create an automation. I've got mine set to the following:

Really? I notice a pretty big difference in lvl1 charging speed when Sentry is on vs off. 10% would take roughly less than 10hrs with Sentry off, but go 10hrs+ with Sentry on.

If you have an iPhone you can set up automations in the Shortcuts app to run at the specified times. I just tried it out and made the 2 below:

The behavior you want is part of FSD, not the basic Autosteer functions. Autosteer is not meant to be used for onramps and the like.

Do you have a USB port in the glove box? If so, could just use that one instead and not have any impingement issues.

Slowly and carefully :) But seriously, rear is the recommended if you only have 2 socks, but you could always put some on the front if you want.

Rear. The rear wheels are the primary drive wheels on the Y, fronts only engage for more power/accel or if loss of traction in the back is detected. Rear is also the regen wheels too.

Nice write up. Some thoughts/comments: - You went up to 90% for your first charging stop, charging slows drastically once SOC goes above 60-70%, might want to consider running 10-60% for road trips in the future as it might save time overall. - AP disabled for remainder of drive, if you put it...

For your question about the super charger - car charges faster when at a lower charge state, so going above like 70% makes your charge stops a lot longer. More frequent stops with short charges would be faster.

If you are trying to limit time the battery is at 100%, I use the off-peak charge scheduling to finish about 30min before my departure. Let’s the car manage when to start charging in order to finish at 100% right before you leave.

It did. I only check when I make the drive up to visit the MIL every few months, since that’s the only time I charge to 100%. It has usually ranged in the 320s the times I have paid attention.

2023 MYLR picked up Nov 4, 2022 with 6.4k miles on it. Current range at 100% is 329 miles (just did a max charge yesterday for the Thanksgiving drive to family). Not really babied, but only 12% SC, rest is lvl2 home charging that I have set to 50% since I have a really short commute 1-2x per week.

Let's say there are 1,000 instances of the foam causing an issue. That's 0.02% of Ys and 3s of the road. I guess it's up to you to weigh if that probability is lower or higher than someone mucking up a tire foam removal by themselves.

Mine does the same. Seems like normal behavior.

There are hundreds, if not thousands, of USB-C to micro-USB cables on Amazon. Not sure what your concern is, it's no different than USB-C to USB-A type cables. Any of the ones listed would probably work to charge your device. Your splitter might not be working because it's trying to pick up a...

Ordered some of the Turtle Wax graphene stuff back in July when I saw your post - finally got around to applying it. This stuff is pretty great. Last time I was into wax was about 15yrs ago (didn't own a car for a while) and man...things have changed. PS: I cleaned the underbody trim after...

If you're using basic autopilot, a full push on the turn signal will decrease the amount of force needed to turn the steering wheel to disengage AP.

How's the difficulty of installation? Bit curious if I should attempt this myself.

That is ridiculously shiny. Ordered some of the same stuff now haha

Wanted to see if I would like having the center console match the wooden dash. Pretty happy with it so far, but will see how well it holds up. This is the TPARTS wooden center console cover. It is supposedly real wood, but feels a bit different from the dash - feels fuzzy somehow. Fitment was...

I actually noticed this on basic AP on my road trip this last weekend. I thought it was from an earlier update and just had not seen the behavior since I'm not on highways with trucks very much. Car definitely slides closer to the opposite side of the lane when there's a large trunk next to you.

Please post the service and parts details once you get the receipt!

Are you going to be able to get to the sub-trunk? Doesn’t look like it has a crease in the middle.

Downloading 2023.6.11 now coming from 2023.2.12

Well - looks like it was some weird UI glitch. After plugging in at home and getting on wifi, the car notified me that it's pending 2023.6.11.

Interesting - thought only the non-USS cars were getting 2023.6.xx so far.

Just got notified to update to 2023.2.0.5 even though I'm already on 2023.2.12. Anyone else ever experience something like this?

Just got an upgrade notification for 2023.2.0.5 except I'm already running 2023.2.12...very weird. Anyone else ever see something like this?

Saw your post and ended up ordering the body color matching stickers for myself. The 3M vinyl is not an exact match (and the vendor is up front about it) but I'm fine with it. Picture of dirty car just after I applied the handle stickers:

State Farm

We had it for a short while with our 2007 Civic Hybrid but got rid of it. Why? Because I got dinged for 2 "extreme acceleration events" in 1 week. I don't think the words "extreme acceleration" and Civic Hybrid had ever been used in conjunction before. That POS takes almost 12s to go 0-60 and...

Like mentioned in a few other posts, high endurance SD cards are rated for more write cycles and a wider operating temperature range than most USB thumb drives and SSDs. SSDs are a good option if music storage is needed but 1TB for dash and sentry is just overkill. The whole larger = less write...

Yeah, I'm using one of the JOWUA USB3.0 ones that has extra USB-A ports and the SD card reader.

A high endurance SD card will have better survivability (rated to run at lower and higher temps than an SSD) than and SSD and likely cost a lot less. I’m using a 256 Samsung Pro Endurance and it looks like it’s only $30 on Amazon currently.

Ended up getting the Custom Cut Graphics standard wraps off Amazon. These do not wrap around the edges since I didn't think I'd be able to do it perfectly and it would drive me crazy. I also figured with the blue on black, it would be pretty hard to see that it isn't fully wrapped - I was...

On the very first page of this sub-forum... Kavanic Matte Black Wheel Cover for 19” Model Y Gemini Wheels Uberturbine Look Aero Wheel Cover for Gemini covers

I have a set now and am a huge fan. Any thoughts on making a left/right directional set? It drives me crazy that the covers face "backwards" on one side of the car.

If your electrician knows what they are doing, then there's not delta in risk for 40A vs 48A. Does your city/town require permitting/inspection? As for the charging rate - there's also no real life benefit to the battery between 40A and 48A.

No noticeable delta vs stock.

These soft Velcro on versions I got have held in place well. Would recommend vs the hard type. Jowua Rear Under Seat Air Vent Cover Compatible for Tesla Model 3 Model Y Water-Resistant https://a.co/d/aVBggVp

Right scroll wheel does this.

https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=remove+model+y+headrest

This is written with just enough engineering jargon and random MIL-spec standards tossed in there to make someone with no engineering knowledge think it is legitimate - classic scam site style.

Ditto on the TesFram - I’m using that one as well. Looks great.