Wondering if anyone else has this issue and how they've resolved it. In my Tesla Model S, the newer ones that have center console in between the seats. If you lay a credit card or check there and then you start to drive and you brake, the credit cards, papers, checks or whatever slide up into the console where you can no longer reach them. I had to take my car to the service center to get them to take the console apart to retrieve the checks that fell back behind there. This was the same with my last Tesla as well. I know that I should just learn not to lay stuff on top of the console, but it's so frustrating. Anyone else ever have this issue?
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Model S - I keep losing credit cards and checks in the console
- Thread starter jenghere
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Then I bought my TS, found there few dollars and condom(not used ). "Hallo from exowner)"!
jelloslug
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Checks ? Are you a time traveler from the 80s ?
Yes, I too have lost plenty of things there.
Here's the technique for getting them out:
1. Place hand in cubby.
2. Pull down hard to release cubby from IP.
3. Fish around in the now exposed forward area of the center console to find credit cards, money, old business cards, etc.
4. Re-install cubby by snapping it upwards into its old position.
Repeat as needed when you can't find flat-ish things you know are/were in your Model S . . . .
Here's the technique for getting them out:
1. Place hand in cubby.
2. Pull down hard to release cubby from IP.
3. Fish around in the now exposed forward area of the center console to find credit cards, money, old business cards, etc.
4. Re-install cubby by snapping it upwards into its old position.
Repeat as needed when you can't find flat-ish things you know are/were in your Model S . . . .
No, just American...
I run a number of US based companies and it kills me how much checks are still in use over there.
Don't start your nationalism in this thread. Really uncalled for and ignorant to boot.
Ludalicious
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Yes, had same problem. Took it to service for replacement of front struts and mentioned it to tech.
He pressed down hard on shelf below large screen, removed shelf and retrieved lost check, then popped shelf back in, fairly easy.
iqless
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Are you joking or trolling?
But yeah. Checks are hilariously outdated and I honest to God had not even seen one until I came to the U.S. It's hard to believe people/companies are still operating based on checks
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