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Make and model of your phone? That may help someone offer better assist for your combination.Since I got my car last year, those things work with app: Lock doors, Flash, open/close roof, Horn. Those never worked: Unlock, keyless, Trunk/frunk open. I uninstalled app, disconnected in car and re-installed app. Connection made in car and it changes nothing. Tesla told my that procedure and it didn't change a thing. Any idea?
Samsung S8+Make and model of your phone? That may help someone offer better assist for your combination.
Yep I can't login.anyone having issue to connect to their Tesla App on their iOS or Android ?
I can log in on my Tesla account online.
I live in Canada
Wamochi: Thanks for pointing this out - I was curious, so checked my phone app and the display on my vehicle's instrument cluster. On both renderings, my tan interior was rendered as a slightly lighter shade of grey than the other blacks in the image. So - no tan - no love. It would definitely be striking to see a tan interior, though. Regards...hello - for those of you that have tan interiors, does the app's depiction of your car show tan seats, or is the default black?
we just went from a Pearl White/black car to Red/tan car and the app shows black seats on the new car. just wondering if that is the standard or if the seat color is mismatched on our Model S config in their system. everything else matches fine - paint, pano, wheels, spoiler, etc.
oh btw, you can't see the seat color really until one of the driver side doors is open ...
thanks!
This policy predates summons by several years. It was due to some idiot owners who thought it would be funny to honk the horn or flash the lights while their cars were in service. Your service center is an outlier in asking owners to do it— most do it themselves routinely when checking a car in for service. Their workers’ safety is more important than an owner’s curiosity.A neighbor (who was lamenting not knowing where his Model 3 had been sent for repainting - damage caused prior to delivery - apparently in transit from Freemont) just alerted me to a sign on the entry door to the Tysons SC asking owners to "Remember to Disable Remote Access". I agree the Summon feature should definitely be disabled, but I'll sure miss always knowing the location of my vehicle during service.
Your service center is an outlier in asking owners to do it— most do it themselves routinely when checking a car in for service.