I think the shelves already existed for some other countries.
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Australian Model 3 Waiting Room
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e-enthusiast30
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I don't think entirely new, it's the same shelf, albeit with a 3rd middle tether hole. Likely it walks and talks like a regular parcel shelf so was a quick removal/addition.. the process would've very likely already existed at the factory level, but just missed for this Aussie batch. Hopefully no further issues going forward but glad they're proactively telling people that if they find rattles, to contact service.
Yeah im no expert but i think there are a few things you can turn on or off to see certain things.
Also, if you go there and see something that isnt on plugshare i believe you can add it so others can find it too.
Maybe people dont add the free ones so it diesnt become popular and they can use it… dunno.. like a good fishing spot..
I meant the introduction of the new process which the employees have to follow to replace this efficiently and effectively before delivery.
They have little bit luxury of time for fixing the assembly line as well as for fixing the cars that are already delivered.
Ill let you know on thursday but that new shelf looks legitI have a feeling we're going to hear a lot of complaints about the rattle of the retrofitted parcel shelf since it was such a quick job
Imagine how long toyota would take to do this… they would still be talking about it.
Tesla seem to buck that trend.
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The good fishing spots in Canberra:
Coles Dickson: 4 x 11kW chargers (Exploren) (spend $20 at Coles to receive 2 hours free parking, otherwise $2).
Majura Park Shopping Centre: 1 x 7kW Telsa Destination charger. Free for all, but always has a Tesla there. Available 24/7.
IKEA Canberra: 4 x 22kW chargers (ChargeFox). Available 24/7.
e-enthusiast30
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For the Aussie DC's? You could be right, I would assume it would be their service guys doing it.. people with a bit of Tesla know-how, following an approved factory installation guide/instructions. Once they've done a practice run on @dronus's and stuff it up 7 times, they'll do the rest of ours without issue
Ill have to look for free ones around rAdelaide but i doubt it.
My parcel shelf probably resembles a slice of swiss cheese thats on one of those public toilets floorsFor the Aussie DC's? You could be right, I would assume it would be their service guys doing it.. people with a bit of Tesla know-how, following an approved factory installatiojn guide/instructions. Once they've done a practice run on @dronus's and stuff it up 7 times, they'll do the rest of ours without issue
Ultra Red is just out of this world. Amazing.
e-enthusiast30
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Hey plenty of east coast cars to practice on first.For the Aussie DC's? You could be right, I would assume it would be their service guys doing it.. people with a bit of Tesla know-how, following an approved factory installation guide/instructions. Once they've done a practice run on @dronus's and stuff it up 7 times, they'll do the rest of ours without issue
Im guessing the reason its taken a few extra days to get the SA cars done is that they got actual service people to do it properly haha
Should i take all of the accessories with me in the uber to put in the car on delivery, or bring the car back home and do it there?
Just Kidding!
e-enthusiast30
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Mail them to the delivery centre on monday with a note attached 'pls install, love dronus'
