Recent content by 73zdriver

It is hard to hear in the video, but mine gets a rattle from the rear deck especially when it's cold out.. best guess from research is that it is a wiring harness but the process to fix looks little too involved for me to bother with.. so crank the tunes.

Just an update to this thread... had yet another flat and thew on one of my winter tires...apparently one of the tesla updates changed the message to only show after the car is parked... which makes sense and you don't have stare at the message the whole time you're driving.

Great.. love seeing this stupid message... come on tesla make this unwanted gimmic go away.

Ugh yes the app wakes up the car.. just leave it unplugged, go out to your car and open the app.. clunk clunk... there go the hv contactors.

Teslas don't mind the dirt.

Not a bad day, except your flawed decision to get domino's pizza.. There are clearly better pizza options in the Boston suburbs!

I would definitely recommend clearbra just forward of the rear wheels... That area takes every stone /grain of sand.

Nope... I have an 88' 300zx and my other "ride" is a 737.

Reminds me of our wait.... My wife found a way to look at the tesla website undecoded searching through the code for a vin number (it showes up a few days before you are notified) it was pandemonium when (Evie) finally showed up.

I'm gonna have to disagree about the homelink in the app... Least not on mine.

On a side note. Use caution when changing the user profile as it is right next to the homelink button. Wouldn't want to accidentally close the door on your car as you are backing out. (while changing profile)

It might help if everyone would note this in the follow up survey they give you after service. One of the most valuable companies in the world can surely pay someone to answer the phone!

What's the point i live on a gravel road.

Come on tesla.. Add a weather radar overlay for the moving map... That would be awesome!

Call roadside assistance.. Let them tow it... That's what i did.. Unsafe to drive at those speeds on the freeway.