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Same thing happened with mine too. The BEV rep also verified the HVBJB DTCs were set.

I don’t love seeing the logo either. My wife said, “You could put the original mirror back, right?” 🤣

My mirrors finally arrived yesterday and I installed them in the twilight. The only mishap was that one of the clips on the right side SUMA mirror broke during installation. The Suma clips are definitely not as durable as the Ford clips. (When I was doing repeated testing for SUMA I removed and...

Sorry 'bout that. (Truly) You know in the old days this thread would have devolved into @Jimrpa's frunk but now that he's a happy camper, we have to find other ways to hijack a thread. 😉

Alameda County initially included Tesla in their lockdown order and only relented when it was clear Tesla was going to ignore the order. (Tesla never should have been named critical workforce.) As for first hand experience, I too know someone who worked at Tesla but left because he was told he...

Are these photos from your 2022 Premium? If so, how did you get the IPC to display these screens? (I've seen them on a 2023 loaner, but not on a 2022.)

Todd, I agree that Musk is transformational and that his obsession drove the acceptance and proliferation of EVs in ways that wouldn't have happened without him. And he's obviously very good at making many amazing things happen. (I'll never forget watching video of a SpaceX rocket landing...

Not of your power provider get 100% of their power from renewables (which our does). Though I’ll grant you on road trips I get peer from other sources.

Thank you Eddy. Done. I look forward to getting the mirrors!

I just emailed you. I’ve not received a shipping notice.

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From the National Weather Service: Once the sun sets, a thin layer of air in contact with the ground turns colder and denser as the downward heat transfer via conduction gets underway

@music_cities, if you're gonna do it, might as well go all the way... Trust me, this guy's system will Blow. You. Away.

I think you’re in to something Tim. More heat needed at night could definitely reduce efficiency considerably. And the air is denser too.

I recall that @DevSecOps has similarly reported lowered efficiency driving at night. There was a bunch of discussion about possible causes, though I don't recall headlights as being in the equation. Wind is certainly a possibility, as is air density.

At first I read that as "Or maybe it takes elections longer to travel to Alaska." and I thought, "Oh no, not another about to be banned political thread!"🤣

The Harvard Business Review should write this up as a case study of how not to launch a new product and deal with customer dissatisfaction.

Mark, do you turn off the feature when you're driving that stretch of I-95? It would drive me crazy to have to regularly switch back and forth like that. The only place I've considered using the feature is in rural areas where the speed limit regularly changes as you come into small towns. But...

Size matters 😉

You be you. You always are.