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I know this was a couple years ago and not sure if you ever figured out a solution... Anyhow I just posted the following about my experience with a Model S to another old thread if you are interested: Anyone used a SeaSucker rack on a Model X

I know this thread is a bit old but doesn't seem to be much info out there. I've been cartopping my single for the past 3+ years on a 2015 Model S with the Tesla branded aerobars. I use a Burnham rack on the bars. Furthest I've gone is probably about 1.5 hrs. I adjust speed based on the wind...

So I take it playing games on MCU1 cars is a bad idea as it would keep the screen/MCU on and running therefore logging. Wonder if that is an angle that can be used to convince Tesla to do something about this issue since they are creating/adding functionality that prematurely wears out parts...

BTW I just tweeted something out but I am a social media nobody so if I could get some retweets or likes that would help. Carlos Reategui on Twitter PS they offered to drop the labor charges. I have accepted for now.

Just had this happen to me. They want $2094.50 for parts and $192.50 for labor. Dec 2015 build. Just shy of 60k miles. Any luck with a social media campaign to get them to own up to poor software design?

This is what I see in the log for my charging sessions: 00:10 - 04:39 - Home - 39.6/0kWh Infinity% eff. 241V 40A 80/80% Complete Seems like there is something missing there to calculate the efficiency.

Any indicators in the data as to autopilot being on or not? Would be cool to see % of autopilot miles (global too). Thanks for the service! Just discovered it and signed up this weekend. Too bad I didn't know about it a month ago when I did a ~1000mi trip.

Any thought of packaging it as a docker container? That could take care of the config issues.