As others have mentioned many of these items are not features of your car. The swirls are on every car ever. Some high end dealers send cars to shops for paint correction before selling them, eg, Rolls Royce. Most of us have to take our cars to a quality shop for clay bar and paint correction after purchase. Especially before doing PPF or nano ceramic.
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Many problems with Model 3 SR+ What to do???
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Watts_Up
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Hey, sorry about the problems but you should organize your list into different categories to make it more understandable,
because at first view it looks like that your car your car is going to collapse into a pile of dust.
Note: I should bring my car to you because I didn't find any issue, but maybe I wasn't good at it.
About the #12, I find the following articles:
Issue with bluetooth car radio and ringing
Tesla couldn’t solve a Model 3 owners’ Bluetooth problem after 7 months. So it blamed Samsung phones.
After researching further, since I am a DIY person, and I realize the service center could make it worse, I am going to buy the necessary buffer, pads and products to repair it myself. ( I installed my own electrical )
destructure00
Active Member
Several of these "issues" have been covered many times and are easy to find answers to by searching. But that requires some work from you. I get that it's easier to air out a laundry list of things you don't like, but just because you don't like something or it concerns you doesn't mean that it's abnormal or not as designed. I'll say it again...your car clicks.....so what? There's no context there, it's just listed as a service issue, except it's not an issue. You do have some legit problems listed. But there are a couple in that list that are normal things that either aren't problems at all, or are things that affect everyone and have been discussed ad nauseam.
You do not need to reply if you feel these things have been discussed “ad nauseam”. Please be constructive and not condescending. Otherwise, I would ask you to please move on to another thread and not harass me or continue to criticize my post. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
diamond.g
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Yeah they aren’t very good at it. Tesla changing things so often doesn’t help.
Eno Deb
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The SR does not have the Homelink hardware. You can buy it as an after-delivery option in the Tesla shop.
Could that be because the SR doesn't have the ambient lighting option?
On Teslas that's a standard feature.
As already mentioned, that is a software issue in recent firmware versions that affects many people and will presumably be fixed in a future update.
Normal behavior.
Normal behavior.
The SR does not have the Homelink hardware. You can buy it as an after-delivery option in the Tesla shop.
Could that be because the SR doesn't have the ambient lighting option?
On Teslas that's a standard feature.
As already mentioned, that is a software issue in recent firmware versions that affects many people and will presumably be fixed in a future update.
Normal behavior.
Normal behavior.
Home-link and floor lighting:
Home-link please read my prior response.
Floor lighting was not an excluded option when I placed my order.
You will need to prove those are included based on the monroney sticker. Do they show as included on your monroney sticker?
No loss of connectivity just that the list phone in SOME contacts leaves the screen abruptly.
There is no item listed as immersive sound. (I guess I’m not entitled to the limited crap the included then...LOL!!
Eno Deb
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Well, they aren't listed on my sticker even though my car has them. Lots of features aren't listed.
They are not listed on mine either... but I think OP is going to have a hard time proving to tesla that HIS model 3 SR+ should have options that others MR SR+ dont. OP states that "it wasnt excluded when I ordered", so OP will need to prove that to tesla somehow. I dont think an email will suffice. On the other hand, in general, squeaky wheel gets the grease, so if OP keeps after tesla maybe they will do something special for him.
The MR version had full immersive sound and the SR variations did not because it doesn't have all the same speakers as the premium package. There was something that I saw on Tesla's site enumerating the differences.
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As I recall the interior lighting was not mentioned as a feature at all. Believe that was discussed by potential new owners on the threads at the time it came out. I also don't think Homelink was listed as a feature either and I see from below that it was only a premium package feature.
Here's a photo I took back in mid-March off the Tesla site of the feature sets for the different variants of Model 3:
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When you pay for a next tier variation you get other features or upgraded ones. Tesla wasn't selling the SR or SR+ will the same features across the board that the more expensive variations had. It was called partial premium and what came with the SR+.
Maybe this February 2019 article from Electric, that spells out the features of SR+ partial premium compared to MR/AWD/P premium, will help answer your questions:
Tesla finally launches base Model 3 for $35,000 with shorter range and new interior
The list looks to be the same one I took a screen image of in mid-March so no changes during that period.
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Upon the second press of the button, after the first only released the door partially, the door could not be pushed open and the latch would not release further. The rear passenger was held hostage. (She was cute though!)
Think you have problems with your Tesla???? Just Google "Tesla Times Square". There is a Chinese Company that purchased almost 300 Teslas. They are putting up billboards in Times Square (NYC) to complain about Tesla and the lack of service. According to the company, one Tesla took 18 months to fix.
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