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Got my car back on Friday. They replaced a control arm, replaced the whole drive unit, and left me a new HPWC cable. And I hadn't said anything about brakes, but they gave me the "winter brake package" which is all new, upgraded pads and rotors and some other brake parts for all 4 brakes. As I drove away, it felt like I had a new car. 52,000 km and 2 1/4 years and I still haven't paid a cent for maintenance or repairs after the initial service plan. Of course, this is as it should be, but to get hardware upgrades and new software features without asking, and never having to argue to get things fixed properly... this is not the normal car dealer experience.Glad you got your car back and all fixed up, Doug. Now it's my turn...
I've been noticing a squeaking/creaking sound at low speeds going over bumps or when turning the steering wheel. It was very rare until recently, but in the past week it got much worse, to the point where I'm not comfortable driving it. It seems like a ball joint squeaking, or something else in the front right suspension. A broken ball joint is not something I want to have happen (see Suspension Problem on Model S) so I called Tesla Montreal today. They said the soonest they could send a trailer with a loaner was May 18, so I opted to have them tow it to Montreal. The tow truck from Montreal was here in about 2 hours, and the Enterprise rental guy came a bit later. So now I'm driving a minivan (ugh) until it's fixed. (I could have got a smaller car, but I need room for a ladder and golf clubs). I also told them that my HPWC cable was not making a good connection again (it has been replaced twice). They said I could just take the cable off the HPWC and put it in the car, and they would send a new one back with my car. Works for me! The only problem is I need to drive to Montreal in the minivan to get my car when it's done. Oh well - better than waiting 3 weeks.
OMG I don't believe this.her pano roof just self-destructed. It made loud crunching sounds when I selected vent, and then it took about 20 tries to get it to close. Close-ish. There's a big gap on the right side.
I guess it's back to Montreal... again.:-(