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Can I re program steering wheel buttons?
- Thread starter Riotti
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No. Feel like I need to say more, but no is just the answer.
BigNick
Infamous Fat Sweaty Guy
Model S had a separate stalk for TACC adjustments and TACC/Autosteer activation. The 3 does not have the extra stalk, so the right scroll ball is dedicated to speed/follow distance adjustments, and the shift stalk activates TACC/Autosteer.
When I test drove a new Model 3 (after 3.5 years of driving used Model Ses) I found it to be a simple, intuitive solution.
When I test drove a new Model 3 (after 3.5 years of driving used Model Ses) I found it to be a simple, intuitive solution.
I think this is a huge miss by Tesla. More customizability of the screen and buttons would be very simple and could add a lot to the user/driver experience.
Think about paraplegics who are missing the use of an arm. The controls could be setup to better accommodate their disability without having to build extra equipment into the car.
Think about paraplegics who are missing the use of an arm. The controls could be setup to better accommodate their disability without having to build extra equipment into the car.
talkingevs
GO AVS! 2022 CHAMPS!
Nope. Tesla controls these cars very closely and don't allow easy modifications or aftermarket parts
nope but this guy might be able to
one project is adding M3 stalks to a Plaid MS, the other is adding the M3 steering wheel
GitHub - rawdigits/plaidplusplus
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JimShaw
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I think a 15 year old help develop the software. Example: The Fart (Emission) button or, in this case, you can raise the fan by one notch by saying, "blow me"
