How does one make it so the volume doesn’t decrease when the door is open ?
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Make the audio volume not decrease when the door opens.
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joebruin77
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I agree with the OP that we should be able to disable the auto lower volume feature. When I pick up my daughter from her high school, I like to blast some Metallica to embarrass her 
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Sort of related, my 1997 pickup truck had a feature where you could choose how much the radio volume increased and decreased with changes in speed. Was awesome for listening to the radio with the windows down. In my model 3 I feel like every time I come to a stop the music is too loud because I had turned it up to the volume that sounded good while I was driving.
EDIT: So I did a search and apparently there were already a few threads about this topic (Speed Sensitive Volume Control). Looks like it used to be a feature and Tesla took it out because they did such a poor job with it. Sorry to clutter your thread.
EDIT: So I did a search and apparently there were already a few threads about this topic (Speed Sensitive Volume Control). Looks like it used to be a feature and Tesla took it out because they did such a poor job with it. Sorry to clutter your thread.
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stopcrazypp
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Note that according to those threads, they removed the toggle, but instead made it permanently on, although perhaps making the effect more subtle.
Why no Dynamic Speed Sensitive Volume Control???
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In one of the threads someone used a consistent white noise and a sound meter to determine the effect was removed completely. There was no difference in sound level produced at different speeds. This is what I anecdotally observe in my '21 M3P as well.
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When I pick up a passenger I miss the conversation on talk radio. Drives me crazy! Why not have an option to delete this feature I never wanted?
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It's to stop your car from rolling away. Which has happened to people and is dangerous.It's when you open the door... which automatically puts the car in P, if it wasn't already there. You cannot have a door open, and not in P. I absolutely hate that stupid 'feature'. Why did Tesla need to do that? I'd like to hear their logic. It's just stupid. Wish they would disable that in a future software update.
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Just play the song using the outside speakers...I agree with the OP that we should be able to disable the auto lower volume feature. When I pick up my daughter from her high school, I like to blast some Metallica to embarrass her
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Your post reminded me of this. I actually don't have this feature in my 2021 M3P, I tested it out multiple times and the volume doesn't decrease.
Turn it up louder and see if it decreases when you open the door. Below a certain volume: it doesn't do it.
Mike
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Anyone find an answer to this? I dislike the volume lowering automatically because my kids can’t hear what they are listening to while I’m puttering about outside the car or organizing things. Every time I hear a scream from back saying “I can’t hear my story!!!!!” And for a mom, one less detail to deal with is very appreciated even if it’s as simple as rolling the dial back up after exit.
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