Not that I recall. But yesterday I was sitting in the parking lot with the car on park. The car shaked for a few seconds on its own. It was kinda weird. It wasn’t wind or a tremor. No clue what made it do that.
Kinda like a dog that is waiting for the command to chase a ball - it just wants to get up and run. Next time just throw one out front and see what happens. See if it wags it's tail.
I was just reading on line and it described a vibration for lane departure system — could it possibly be that?
Sitting in a parking lot without moving? Doubt it.
Did you think or wish Ill upon Mr Musk by any chance?? They have a sensor and dojo checks that in the refresh….
So this applies to MX — we should charge to 100% once shortly after we take delivery of the car? Then do we need to drive it down to 10% or below?Charge to 100% first peeps, to calibrate that battery.
"Tesla has already issued an internal memo recommending new owners charge their LFP battery to 100% as soon as possible after taking delivery."
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No, US made Tesla's don't have LFP batteries. They are supposed to start making the standard range M3\MY with LFP but not sure if or when they have started. LFP batteries are safe to charge to 100% all the time. Other tesla batteries are not. Don't charge them to 100% except right before a road trip.
Order date 3-13-21 just jumped from March to July also lol at this moment feels like a lottery system
With a late June order date you are likely looking at May delivery. EDDs bounce around and I would probably ignore it.
Yes that is interesting. I applied when I ordered my Tesla last year in May, they pulled my credit then. When I applied again yesterday, they did not pull my credit, and I was approved within minutes.
Tested this on my route to and from school this morning. A few stretches are 45+ miles per hour. I couldn't replicate what you're mentioning unfortunately.
