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I created a custom .wav sound and put it in the root folder. The problem is, it seems to work once and then resets itself to off and back to the default beep. If I turn it back on, it works again but just once. Other non-custom lock sounds seem to work consistently. Any thoughts?

I didn't know the Tesla app could navigate. I'm using the in-car nav and there are plenty of 250 kw chargers and, yes, I am filtering out the slower chargers. I used to be able to see alternate routes, like Google Maps, but that now is also gone.

I have 2023.20.7. I rebooted twice and now the nav does show a supercharger stop but does not give me any optional routes. It shows the final destination but no detail from the charging stop to that destination. I already know the route I need to go, which I have done before, so I know it's...

it is...

My Trip Planner used to show the whole route, including the necessary charging stops. It still shows the whole route but no charging stops, only a RED warning that charging is needed. When I use the tesla.com "go anywhere" online planner, IT does show the whole route and the necessary stops. I...

Nice car! I have a question. I have a Model 3 with a wrap and it recently got t-boned by a runaway shopping cart, I'm waiting for a service appointment to assess the damage. Was your paintless damage repair done by Tesla and was it done without affecting the wrap? JAY

Here's a few boombox sounds I added: Login - Dropbox

Before I took delivery of my M3, Monterey Tesla alerted me to a front bumper paint scratch that they found on inspection. They said they could have it fixed before delivery, or I could bring it back later. I took it back two weeks later to their approved body shop in Seaside. I picked it up two...

Of course, I don't leave this on while driving but it can be selectively activated by honking the horn, or hitting preview while parked. Altho the Bike Bell does make a nice pedestrian warning. I've always thought that cars should have a "polite" horn option, a kind of a-hem, can we move along here?

here's a few sounds I put in boombox Pedestrian Warning System.mp4 Here's another: deathstar.mov

Thanks for doing all the research. I guess the problem is...It bothers ME. It's right up front on that iconic "face". Now I can't un-see it. It looks worse because the high and low tolerances are right next to one another and parts of the panels don't line up vertically either. Since it's...

Right. My strategy is to show what the "damage" is to this car because of the poor frunk build quality. Tesla is willing to fix the chipped paint but, honestly, the frunk gaposis is a much more obvious defect. Would they have put this car in their showroom and dismiss the gaps as: Hey, it passed...

...and then try to get Tesla to pay for it.

There was a chip in the paint near the right headlight that Tesla has agreed to fix in their designated body shop in Seaside. Since they would have to R&R some fascia parts, I'm going to see if they can tweak the frunk alignment while it's there.

I made an appointment and took the car, an hour drive, to Seaside Tesla in Monterey, CA., and talked to the service manager about the frunk gap/fit to the body. He got out his inspection tool, measured the gap and said the tolerance was within Tesla's specifications, which I think are 2 to 4 mm...

I just received my Model 3 Performance. In the docs folder was the QA report checking off all the fit and finish boxes with pretty wide tolerances, IMO. The fit / gap of the frunk is noticeably off and is especially apparent with the white finish, It appears that the gap tolerance is good when...

I just received my Model 3 Performance. In the docs folder was the QA report checking off all the fit and finish boxes with pretty wide tolerances, IMO. The fit / gap of the frunk is noticeably off and is especially apparent with the white finish, It appears that the gap tolerance is good when...