Different strokes for different folks. I used it for a few weeks (about 3 months after getting my car), but got really sick of keying in the PIN every time I wanted to drive somewhere. Turned it off and have never turned it back on again.
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Australian Model 3 Highland experiences, tips, tricks
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Different strokes for different folks. I used it for a few weeks (about 3 months after getting my car), but got really sick of keying in the PIN every time I wanted to drive somewhere. Turned it off and have never turned it back on again.
No, I got my son to drive the MYLR home one time. He didn't have phone key or keycard. I unlocked the car with mine.
Cannot disable car remotely
Chrysler voyager. Sounds like you won’t be needing the centre seat tether unless the next gen are coming.
If you drop the 123, rotate that stalk 180 about the column and put the P on the end, get the missus or kids to drive - voila! M3 stork with full auto-pilot if that’s not weird.
It's done 300,000km! Since 2005. Still going strong.
BTW it's got a centre rear seat tether
Some kind of child repellent? Maybe a chores chart?
Apart from normal vacuuming, a wipe with a damp cloth is effective to stop dirt buildup. I just wipe down dirt prone areas with a chamois after I have washed the car. Anything more resistant, a good upholstery shampoo will remove things like blue transfer from jeans etc. I use Autoglym products on my car as they seem to avoid harsh chemicals and smell pleasant.
Anyone know what this means? You can shift to drive from the steering wheel, or am I reading this wrong?
I think it turns the lights on and enables the overhead buttons
Yeah this is a weird one because it reads as if you need to do this to activate the buttons, however pressing the buttons works, im not sure if you have to press the buttons on the roof to activate them, then press which mode you want if you don't press both scroll wheels first though
Nah it doesn't - my wife was dropping me off somewhere and swapped into the drivers seat - it wasn't until she parked at her destination that she realised she didn't have a key card with her.
Once it's parked it won't drive again though - I had to remotely start it for her with my app.
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So i think i asked this a while ago, but i cant remember the answer...
With Spotify - if you have premium connectivity does this include ad-free spotify? Do you need to sign up for an account before hand or does it just roll along?
With Apple Music - When you launch it does it just ask for your appleid login details and off it goes? I was reading that the apple music quality had been knobbled in the tesla app and streaming via bluetooth was better. How does siri cope with all this?
Any input appreciated..
With Spotify - if you have premium connectivity does this include ad-free spotify? Do you need to sign up for an account before hand or does it just roll along?
With Apple Music - When you launch it does it just ask for your appleid login details and off it goes? I was reading that the apple music quality had been knobbled in the tesla app and streaming via bluetooth was better. How does siri cope with all this?
Any input appreciated..
Premium connectivity provides ad-free spotify. I can save songs to my "liked" list, but havent tried creating any other lists. Podcasts work fine too. No signing up required - car has its own account.
Dont know about apple music - never used it in the car.
Re: Sentry Mode.
Im just watching a video about it and they seem to recommend Excluding home so when you walk past it, it doesnt trigger etc.
Is there a way to have a time range programmed for this? So, say exclude up until 10pm and then be armed from 10pm to 6am or something similar?
I cant see it in the interface - this is version 11.. if not, is there another way to achieve/automate this?
Im just watching a video about it and they seem to recommend Excluding home so when you walk past it, it doesnt trigger etc.
Is there a way to have a time range programmed for this? So, say exclude up until 10pm and then be armed from 10pm to 6am or something similar?
I cant see it in the interface - this is version 11.. if not, is there another way to achieve/automate this?
