mnx
2018 M3P
Agree 100%.
Personally I think this whole thread is disappointing. As a nerdy engineer I would have loved to take a peek in there, just for my own private and personal edification - I'm not stupid enough to have pushed any buttons. But I have no "right" to be in there, and the average user should NOT be able to access it. Tesla is absolutely right to have a password on the screen.
Companies absolutely are allowed to have proprietary information in their products, which the customer is not privy to. Modern products of all sorts are full of processors, and they pretty much all have debug and troubleshooting features buried in them. Are you going to demand the source code for your toaster?
I absolutely agree with the section moderators for moving that mess to snippiness. Heck the whole thread can go there IMHO.
What I would like to see from Tesla is an optional display of additional information - motor and power electronics temperatures, the ability to download trip and charging logs like we can with the Roadster - that sort of thing.