I've been tracking this issue on other strings. I've had some success stepping down on the brake a little firmer and pausing just slightly. If I don't do this, I often have to double pump the gear shift when starting up. Let us know @BenR if service sheds any light on this.
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I've been tracking this issue on other strings. I've had some success stepping down on the brake a little firmer and pausing just slightly. If I don't do this, I often have to double pump the gear shift when starting up. Let us know @BenR if service sheds any light on this.
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If you are preheating your car in your garage (or other age location), you’ve gone to the car, and you want to leave the car (eg to get something you forgot) but don’t want the car to lock again and preheating to stop, leave the door cracked open.
boiler81
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I was kinda freaked out first time I discovered that Autopilot (Ver. 9.0) if engaged on lane marked two lane road, will continue to operate after lane marking ends, keeping the car to the right of the road and negotiating curves. It generally won't activate without lane markings, but once activated will continue to drive without either center or fog lines.
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When driving with or without EAP engaged, the shading of the lane lines on the display gets clearer/stronger/darker or dimmer based on how well the car is recognizing the lanes. Allows you to see where and when the car will have trouble with lane keeping.
Way back when I first got my car, I didn't realize that one can press the itty bitty lock symbol at the top of the screen to lock/unlock the doors.
(I felt like an idiot after being told that the symbol is actually a button.)
Note, they have redone the UI since I got the car, and various buttons/symbols have been moved around.
I like the really clean interior with almost no buttons (except for hazard lights, interior lights, door open, and windows up/down.)
I wish they had made a "hard button" for lock/unlock instead of a really small symbol on the screen.
Example of lock/unlock switch on LEAF door:
(I felt like an idiot after being told that the symbol is actually a button.)
Note, they have redone the UI since I got the car, and various buttons/symbols have been moved around.
I like the really clean interior with almost no buttons (except for hazard lights, interior lights, door open, and windows up/down.)
I wish they had made a "hard button" for lock/unlock instead of a really small symbol on the screen.
Example of lock/unlock switch on LEAF door:
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FloridaGary
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I have found that sending an address from my phone to my Model 3 while the car is sleeping, will not work. It has only consistently worked if I send the address after waking up my car. When I had a Model S, there is a feature that allows you to always stay connected with the car, but the Model 3 does not have this feature.
Interesting. Does it actually fail to send, or act like it sent and just not show up in the car? I haven’t had this problem and have sent addresses successfully before waking the car. I’ll have to test again to see if it still works as before.
Just tested mine again and it’s working fine when the car is sleeping. iPhoneX here.
FloridaGary
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It appears on the car's screen, but when I enter the car, it asks for the address as if part of the info I sent was incomplete. Each time I tried, I sent the complete address. I then tested it by waking up the car through my app, then re-sent the address to my navigation, and it worked perfectly. I am using an iPhone Xs.
lairdb
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This. It is as though it receives it, but because it is asleep, or because it tries to parse/process it while still waking, it is unable to do so and it comes up on the dash as a bad address.
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