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My car is not easy to get into, and sometimes when I am in, it won't work until I unpack my backpack, find my wallet, take out the black card, and hold it over the center console. Our Model S is much easier to enter. Do you have a fix to make the 3 as easy as the S?For the first month, I thought the car was really hard to get in and out of. Then I figured out how to set up an Easy Entry profile.
Thanks-- Do you know how to turn the wipers OFF? Yesterday I sat with the sun in my eyes and the wipers going crazy swiping dirt back and forth for several minutes on a dry windshield, while I brought up the owner's manual and found the section on Wipers. Is there an OFF setting, or just Auto to make them stop?I just learned how to turn on the wiper manually by pressing the button on the end of the turn signal. And if you press it all the way in it sprays fluid. ...I didn't even realize that button was there until I started playing around with the sticks to see what they did.
Do you have your phone set up as a key? I've never used the key card since I first got my Model 3 over a year ago. If you're having problems with the phone key you might want to look into the new key fob, which has passive entry just like the S.My car is not easy to get into, and sometimes when I am in, it won't work until I unpack my backpack, find my wallet, take out the black card, and hold it over the center console. Our Model S is much easier to enter. Do you have a fix to make the 3 as easy as the S?
Thanks -- Vern
The big button above the speed slider (outlined in blue) will toggle between on and off.Thanks-- Do you know how to turn the wipers OFF? Yesterday I sat with the sun in my eyes and the wipers going crazy swiping dirt back and forth for several minutes on a dry windshield, while I brought up the owner's manual and found the section on Wipers. Is there an OFF setting, or just Auto to make them stop?
This does not work on our Model 3 with latest software, and configured per the video.Did you know you can auto-park into your garage w/o being in the car OR using Summon?
In Summon settings turn off "Require Continuous Press" and then double-tap the Park button
Thanks to @Yonki for the pointer
Any of the steering column controls being used cancels the nag.Easiest way to get out of the autopilot nag is to adjust the volume using the scroll wheel one notch.
Every now and then it will request key card to open, even with your phone in your hand, of course I think you can open using the Tesla appDo you have your phone set up as a key? I've never used the key card since I first got my Model 3 over a year ago. If you're having problems with the phone key you might want to look into the new key fob, which has passive entry just like the S.
The big button above the speed slider (outlined in blue) will toggle between on and off.
For the first month, I thought the car was really hard to get in and out of. Then I figured out how to set up an Easy Entry profile.
Have you set up easy entry based on the manual?My car is not easy to get into, and sometimes when I am in, it won't work until I unpack my backpack, find my wallet, take out the black card, and hold it over the center console. Our Model S is much easier to enter. Do you have a fix to make the 3 as easy as the S?
Thanks -- Vern
Your comment is confusing because you indicated you looked at the manual and when I just looked the 1st entry indicates how to turn it ON or OFF? Blue highlighting generally means ON and grey means off for many controls in Teslas.Thanks-- Do you know how to turn the wipers OFF? Yesterday I sat with the sun in my eyes and the wipers going crazy swiping dirt back and forth for several minutes on a dry windshield, while I brought up the owner's manual and found the section on Wipers. Is there an OFF setting, or just Auto to make them stop?
I've never seen this (2018 P3D-). What I have seen is the phone put the app to sleep (essentially) and the car won't recognize me until I tap the app notification (or open the app completely). That wakes it up and then the car lets me in.Every now and then it will request key card to open, even with your phone in your hand, of course I think you can open using the Tesla app
This happens to me more worth new iPhones than the old iPhonesI've never seen this (2018 P3D-). What I have seen is the phone put the app to sleep (essentially) and the car won't recognize me until I tap the app notification (or open the app completely). That wakes it up and then the car lets me in.
Because they're too busy working on the missing album art issue....so why not get that easy one to us now?