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Hah! I'm guessing that was in response to all the people going buck wild in the loaner cars (they log everything ya know!) and they don't want these loaners getting beat up/abused before they are sold.
So I had my car in last Friday for the back seat latch recall. Also had them check for HVAC vibration felt through the steering wheel, and hum above 65mph. I think we got 2 out 3 fixed, as I still have the hum.
Interesting thing about the P85 loaner they gave me for the day. Steering seems smoother, car feels lighter than mine (due to the P status my car does not have). Of course blindingly fast 0--40 (I want this). But VIN number 11751, only 316 ahead of my car, with 1600 or so miles on it (half mine)... and it already has a fair amount of squeaks and rattles. My car (so far) is nearly squeak and rattle free.
Met up with Lyon while there too.
The guys at the service center are passionate, simply great. Thanks Carl, Adam, and Ken!!!
Everybody knows that rental cars are the highest performing cars you can drive. Pretty sure the same thing applies to loaners.:smile::wink:
Just wanted to comment on the "hum above 65" part of your post. I had the same thing, and just had it in for service, in conjunction with getting the tires rotated (i'm at around 7k miles). Turns out this was actually tire noise. When they rotated the tires and re-secured them, the noise went away. Of course, YMMV, but it sounded very familiar to me when you posted.
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Yeah, I thought of this, but I'm fairly certain it's not a tire noise thing, sounds like from the frunk area - pumping working hard maybe. The faster I go, the higher the pitch of the hum... but I wouldn't say it's a 1:1 correlation to actual speed, but close. Are you driving on 21" Conti's?
However, I can't entirely rule out tire noise either. Possible that the tread pattern hits a resonance at those speeds. The loaner, with same tires and wheels (nearly the same VIN, half the miles of mine), had this hum, but it was so slight if you weren't listening for it, you might not notice it.
The hum is constant and continuous across all road surfaces. It's annoying for sure.
I picked up a multi-coat red P85 at Rockville this morning - gorgeous color by the way! I noticed a familiar driver profile name "KWH2MPH" and I said, "Hey, I know that guy!" Hi Peter! I promptly saved my profile name "DRK NRG" and I highly recommend that others follow this practice too.
On a related note, the map screen had the previous charge locations displaying. I was seeing red lightning bolts in DC neighborhoods as I drove around today. I'm not super paranoid about Tesla seeing my charging history, but the aggregated data in a loaner car is something very different. Thinking about it a little more, the Bluetooth history showed several phone names too, Hi Danny! At least the call history and contact information is not available when the phone is not connected. I think I'll recommend that the service center consider clearing some of this data out before they turn a loaner over.
I bet you lunch that at least one of the two names is an employee at that service center.profiles with first names (something like Sally, and John)
Sally can be a guy's name. Just like Sue.