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Tesla Model 3 in Australia
- Thread starter Electric_Blue
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Interested to know whether any Australian SR+ (without FSD) v10 updates provided the following features
Streaming Media & Browser Support Coming To All Tesla Model 3s
Tesla is now enabling browser access on all Model 3s. So even if you have the Standard Range Plus or Standard Range car, you'll still get access to the new features in V10.0 like Spotify, Slacker, and TuneIn as long as you're connected to Wi-Fi.
Streaming Media & Browser Support Coming To All Tesla Model 3s
Tesla is now enabling browser access on all Model 3s. So even if you have the Standard Range Plus or Standard Range car, you'll still get access to the new features in V10.0 like Spotify, Slacker, and TuneIn as long as you're connected to Wi-Fi.
RobDickinson
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I thought it could play music from USB storage already
** note this cant be the same logical drive as TeslaCam! so you have to partition your ssd or whatever into 2 drives.
RobDickinson
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RobDickinson
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RobDickinson
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For those that already have the car - will a regular lightning cable not fit? Or do you need one of these L-shaped connectors? And if you do, how long does the cable need to be?
Priit
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I suspect that should be on always unless you have a rear facing child seat fitted there. Like with all other cars, if the car detects a compatible child seat, it needs to disable that airbag. For all other situations the airbag usually stays on.
Priit
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Mine was 41 on all of them when I picked the car up on Friday. Has been alternating between 40 in the morning when it is cool and 41 during the day when driving and they are warmer.
Icey
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Yes, this is normal.
It is showing NOT to put a baby seat in the front passenger side.
Just had the wall charger installed by Johnstone Electrics. $440 for the Tesla wall charger install plus $50 for adding a 10amp out the front so I can trickle charge using the portable charger if the Tesla is relegated to the front lawn.
Single phase, used 4mm core cable which for that distance would be rated at 26amps or a bit more. Put in 20amp rcd/breaker and set the wall charger dial thingy to 6 for 20 amps. Car charges at ~35km/h so that’s absolutely fine for me. I’m on 3 rate electricity so set schedule to 11pm and hey presto I get the cheapest rates.
So anybody on the west/south west side of Melbourne (I’m in werribee) looking for a sparky who has done a Tesla wall charger before, try Johnstone Electrics.
Single phase, used 4mm core cable which for that distance would be rated at 26amps or a bit more. Put in 20amp rcd/breaker and set the wall charger dial thingy to 6 for 20 amps. Car charges at ~35km/h so that’s absolutely fine for me. I’m on 3 rate electricity so set schedule to 11pm and hey presto I get the cheapest rates.
So anybody on the west/south west side of Melbourne (I’m in werribee) looking for a sparky who has done a Tesla wall charger before, try Johnstone Electrics.
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Omg I’m dumb lol.... you’re absolutely correct I hadn’t thought of that thank you!! (Tesla sensors obviously more sensitive than my Subaru he doesn’t set them off there.)
Crikey. That contradicts what Tesla advised me when it was originally scheduled for an appointment - they said it is normal for that indicator to be on
Mine is on. Initially considered it strange, then decided that an airbag firing in front of an empty seat won't hurt anything so it's fine. And also, what Priit said.
Though yes, the manual says it should be off if/when the seat is empty.
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