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Personally, I don't think the clicking sound is loud enough (no, I'm not deaf - yet).
I think this could be something Tesla could easily address simply by giving the driver the ability to adjust the volume to the desired level in the software.
Or, they could take it a step further and let you choose the tone or a theme like fart sounds, bullets firing or, for basketball lovers, the sound of a basketball bouncing on a court! I'm sure that such things could never happen (legally) but you have to agree that the possibilities are endless, right?
Seriously, the amount of times I have accidentally left the blinker on is ridiculous!
Make sure you don't have "Joe" mode on. In Model 3s, there were reports that this silenced the turn indicator sound. Controls > Safety & Security > Joe Mode
Yes, probably. However, the 12-V charging which I think also is controlled by the switchpack doesn't work (4.8 V at the fuse) and I do have a spare switchpack from a salvaged car. Therefore, if and when I have learned more about how the car works, verified somehow that the salvaged part is in order and summoned sufficient courage, I will consider doing it myself. It might take a while.
Interesting. Do you know how to access the firmware somehow? Anything from just extracting some piece of information to logging in or downloading/uploading from the switchbox would be useful.