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HankLloydRight
No Roads
I think that an actual warning would be even more useful than the updated "toy car" image.
BertL
Active Member
It wouldn't for me as the UI is presently laid-out, as I and some others can't see any of the idiot lights (and top half of the speed digits) without craning my neck, because they are hidden by the steering wheel.
. Sorry, couldn't help myself.Now, if Tesla would reposition the speed digits and most important idiot lights lower on the IC, and put the distant toy car display further up (which IMHO does not have as important data as the lower part of the toy car display does) that solves my issue and would make my shoulders a lot more comfortable on longer drives. More on all that in other threads, and yes I've formally written to Tesla about my (safety and comfort) concern and suggestion after 7.1 came out.
Cyclone
Cyclonic Member ((.oO))
This. The pic when first bringing up the screen matches my car. Invoking the Easter egg shows the Sig Red for everyone.
No lamp warning was displayed. I agree with MorrisonHiker...a simple (not annoying) lamp failure warning would have given me a better alert, as you could certainly miss noticing this for a day or so. I would have noticed as I have my lights set to stay on after getting out. I still thought it was a very creative notification, and awesome that it shows you precisely which light has burned out.
John Stuckey
Member
Still have not found the little pocket on the driver's seat or I don't have one. Any pictures? I have a Dec 2015 P90DL with tan Nextgen seats. Thanks.
HankLloydRight
No Roads
TaoJones
Beyond Driven
Can you take a picture of yours and post here? Specifically, the area of the front edge of the seat. The pocket, presuming it is there, has a top edge that's about 2" below the top front seat surface.
Boatguy
Active Member
Is that analog speedo a setting, or only available on an older MS? I didn't and don't see a setting for that...
amallah
Member
markn455
Member
1) ALL WINDOWS DOWN: press and hold the "roof" (middle) button on your keyfob to lower all the windows at once. nice when walking up to a hot car. [JoshG]
No All Windows Down does noT work on my car. SC, told me the feature was removed because of Co olaints?
No All Windows Down does noT work on my car. SC, told me the feature was removed because of Co olaints?
Correct. It used to be a thing, but now it's not because people have to wear skinny jeans for some reason. Apparently tight pants made accidental presses too easy for a vocal minority (I'm half joking here).
If this is the only reason, I hope they will bring the feature back in the Tesla App.
Blu Zap
Grinning member
Hey, all windows down sounds like a great feature from the fob and the iPhone app.
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