When my Model 3 is being serviced at a third party or at a bodywork shop I'd like to be able to select a mode that is very similar to Valet mode (preventing, for example, adding new keys) but allowing the frunk to be opened and Service Mode to be accessed (both of which are prevented by Valet mode). Perhaps it could be named 'Workshop' mode? Anybody else see the need for this or something similar? Any work rounds? I just limit the maximum speed (after noting a rather fast road test!).
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Requirement for a 'Being Serviced' mode
- Thread starter MovingSouth
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MrBadger
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We have a ‘service’ driver profile set up which does some of what you suggest.
The official Tesla service mode does even more, possibly all. But that’s not for general use.
But if there was an access bonnet override to valet mode it would be useful.
Otherwise a reputable garage that you would trust with any other car that doesn’t have these features but still a bit of a novelty that says ‘stick your foot down’ the moment you get into the drivers seat.
The official Tesla service mode does even more, possibly all. But that’s not for general use.
But if there was an access bonnet override to valet mode it would be useful.
Otherwise a reputable garage that you would trust with any other car that doesn’t have these features but still a bit of a novelty that says ‘stick your foot down’ the moment you get into the drivers seat.
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