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ANOTHER (DELIVERY CHECKLIST) 1-Page Version
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sreams
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I actually agree with you, although the reasoning itself falls apart with certain tech. I mean... My 1982 Pontiac plays cassettes. How can a Tesla lack backwards compatibility? Also, where's the CD Changer?
PHd410
Member
Visited the DC Store last week - the plate mount was in the trunk and had 'tape' to affix to front bumper - no drilling required.
Pkmmte
Le meow
Is the Model 3 compatible with the Sony Walkman? If not, I'll complain! At least I'll sleep well knowing it supports cassettes, right?
Great list! Thanks for posting.
If you still want to use your iPOD you could pick up a bluetooth transmitter. They're not too expensive and should allow you to still use your iPOD.
If you still want to use your iPOD you could pick up a bluetooth transmitter. They're not too expensive and should allow you to still use your iPOD.
insaneoctane
Well-Known Member
Fantastic list, thank you!
Some of the checks I am not clear how to check though, ie. Window height doesn't exceed height limits? Etc.
Not sure that works how you think it works... What we want to see from an iPod is the library/playlists, and all that. What you get from a USB stick is a bunch of songs and using a BT transmitter may give you the current song.
There are some gimmicks to get 'songs on a stick' organized (search here and on the Internet) but it's a major pain. In my BMW, plugging in your iPod to the USB jack had your playlists and library show right up. The media access is one of the things that needs work on a Tesla.
Since day 1 (virtually) Tesla owners have used a detailed checklist since it’s easier to have issues corrected on the spot and many live a long way from a SC (service center). It also may take a while to get parts so if they need to be ordered, better do that at the start and not waste another visit!
It’s also hard to remember all the things to check when you are fainting over your new car.
It’s also hard to remember all the things to check when you are fainting over your new car.
I hope you are aware that the M3 uses Bluetooth on your phone as the primary way to get in the car?
The iPod has gone the way of the CD, Cassette, and 8 Track before it. I think your expectation of backwards compatibility is a little off.
Wish I could expand on that CHECK procedure, since I will not receive the model 3 for another 4 months, just relying on what other members have posted on this forum. I will be able to answer your question in 4 months
Yes I'am aware and I do have BT on phone, but I guess I can forget about using my 8 Track Tapes - Cassette Tapes - CD's - Phone Cable in the Model 3, for Music Transfer!! (Bummer Dude)
Your Lucky, my State requires (Front Plate). By the way EVANNEX just release a "No Drill" Front License Plate Bracket for the Model 3 (Link Below)
The Law: License Plate Bracket for Tesla Model 3 (No-Drill)
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I gave up my CASSETTES & 8 TRACKS long ago but still have CD's, that I don't use. BT from phone is OK, just caught me off guard finding out about - No Music Transfer via Phone Cable or IPOD Cable in Model 3.
Totally Agree, Thanks, Well Said!!!!Since day 1 (virtually) Tesla owners have used a detailed checklist since it’s easier to have issues corrected on the spot and many live a long way from a SC (service center). It also may take a while to get parts so if they need to be ordered, better do that at the start and not waste another visit!
It’s also hard to remember all the things to check when you are fainting over your new car.
bnsfengineer
Active Member
Wish I had your TRUST in new car purchases, I might have less stress when purchasing. Cannot comment on the Quality since this will be my 1st Tesla. Just know what other Forum Members have posted regarding Their Model 3 Problems at Delivery!!
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