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Why lower regen during icy / cold weather?

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😂 seconded, I drove mine from Tesla straight to get it wrapped… by the time I arrived (20miles) there was a significant chip right out the middle of the bonnet!

I was getting excited to try it! and the moustache was epic.. The Texan in me really appreciated that piece of lip art.

Thank you for taking the time to write such a nice comment. 🤝

Seconded for model S … numberplate never fitted holder from new and 3 years on the holder is dying.

Did you get it done?

The car has to be unlocked for that to work. If you have your phone in your back pocket it's possible that the car might lock when moving towards the charge port. It also usually locks when you go to the Frunk, e.g. to get your charging cables. The wireless locking mechanism works via bluetooth which operates at a frequency that gets partially blocked by water. As humans consist of more than 70% water your body can block the bluetooth signal. That's usally the reason, when some people report problems with the phone key working properly. There are a lot of factors though, the most imortant ones being the strength of your phones bluetooth signal as well as how much body the signal has to travel through. If you take it out of your back pocket or have it in a front poket (jacket or trousers) the phone key usually works flawlessly.

@@garenson excellent useful reply. Just opened charge port with touch for the first time 😳😳😂😂

Well the premium sound is notable yes. If you listen to talk radio it doesn’t matter. But if you like listening to music loud, then the premium is certainly pretty good.

Ok, can do. It’s just like any car though really. People worry about the battery underneath but they have a jacking point like any other car, which should be used. So with a bit of common sense, all easy enough.

You can use any jack (that fits under the car with attached jack pads). You should use jack pads though that go into the holes on the jack points. Just search for jack pad Model 3 on Amazon or Google and you'll find some. Mine were 25 Euro for a set of 4.

@@garenson Hi Michael, Thank you for the help. I ordered some jack pads and they have arrived so that bit now OK. I have 2 scissor jacks for ICE cars and also a trolley jack but they are all too high even in the lowest position. What I am trying to do is create some kit just in case we have a puncture where there is no mobile phone signal or Tesla help. I have a 21mm socket for the wheel nuts and also need a puncture fluid can that works. We operate in a remote part of the UK from time to time.

BMW i3 and Kia Soul EV both have that feature (citation: personal experience). I can't speak for others.

😚 Yet to see a model Y in Europe... 😔

Thanks. Hope you see one soon. Great productions, informative and well communicated. Many thanks!

I think there’s probably a whole other video on this!

Yes absolutely! In fact it’s a benefit on earlier cars because Tesla take away any free supercharging the car was entitled to, but if sold by us they can retain.

@@RSEV I asked because I watched videos by Rich Rebuilds and he had issues with cars he repaired. The cars for sale on your site look immaculate.

@@djwarren5081 He buys cars that were salvaged. Once there is a salvage title, Tesla will disconnect supercharging because they don't know if the battery was damaged.

@@ymcpa73 thanks. I suspected that was the reason. I'm working myself up to buy a Tesla.

A Phones value is pretty much defined by its ability to connect so it’s optimised. A Tesla is optimised fir driving so there are compromises on its LTE (cellular) connectivity… but the WiFi receiver is in the driver’s wing mirror. A driver can stand at the entrance to a garage, pick up mobile signal and relay that further into the garage with their phone’s hotspot

@@hamishgraham1 that doesn’t answer my question. At all.

See video description for a referral code to get you some free charging! Good luck!

The main criteria for using Autopilot, are that it is a wide enough road with good road markings - and no parked cars on road. It does not like tight corners or vegetation close to roadside which often causes braking. I use Autopilot a lot, but know it’s current limitations

Same, they stalled for over a year when I got the yellow around the MCU screen. Love my car, love Tesla service staff, but hate Tesla service capacity, processes and systems. (Of course I hate needing annual service of petrol cars for warranty even more!)

He said it might lock if you put it in the armrest and close it. That blocks the signal and the car will lock