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Recent content by AC5

  1. AC5

    FSD v14.2.2.4 (Update 2025.45.9) happening now

    So far, I have not noticed any changes. I am taking a long drive to the mountains this weekend, so we will see then.
  2. AC5

    FSD v14.2.2.4 (Update 2025.45.9) happening now

    Just updated mine this morning. Looking forward to seeing what changed.
  3. AC5

    CCS1 to NACS Adapter for Cybertruck now available in Tesla Shop

    I just have 1 question. Why did it take Tesla so long to come out with an adapter that worked with the Cybertruck? I would have bought this a year ago, when I bought my CT, and that was a year after they first started selling the CT.
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    CCS1 to NACS Adapter for Cybertruck now available in Tesla Shop

    I bought a MCEVKELN adapter several months ago, and I have used it 3 times. One at a ChargePoint 200kW charge in Fairplay, CO, as there was no Tesla supercharger anywhere near, and twice at a 300kW Rivian charger in Del Norte, CO because is was an even split between Denver and Pagosa Springs...
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    North America's northernmost Supercharger in Fairbanks, Alaska is now opened

    Agreed. I really want Tesla to focus on building out the Alaskan Highway, so selfishly, I can drive my CT to Fairbanks from Colorado.
  6. AC5

    FSD's reading of speed limits might be a little off

    I noticed that as well. It seems that the latest update to FSD, either 14.2 or 14.2.1, added this 'feature'.
  7. AC5

    FSD's reading of speed limits might be a little off

    There is a stretch of E-470 in Denver going north, where my CT thinks it's a speedway. Thank goodness FSD maxes out at 85.
  8. AC5

    FSD 14.2.1 (Update 2025.38.9.6) Rolling Out

    I just installed 14.2.1 and I have experienced the opposite. I have more navigation issues than I did before. I am hoping it will get better then more I drive it.
  9. AC5

    Review - Michelin Defender LTX Platinum Tires - Cyberbeast

    I'd like to hear how that tow went. I have a 9000lbs trailer that I have tow with my CT, and was very pleased with the performance.
  10. AC5

    FSD v14.1.7 rolling out to all Cybertruck owners! Update yours yet??

    Works great! Handled all my neighborhood speed humps better than the version 13. However, at a yellow light, it seemed a bit necrotic. It started pumping the brakes, but wouldn't have had enough time to stop, so I hit the juice a little and it went through the intersection just fine. I noticed...
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    FSD v14.1.7 rolling out to all Cybertruck owners! Update yours yet??

    Just installed it. Looking forward to trying it out this morning. Hopefully, version 14 does better with speed humps than 13.
  12. AC5

    Review - Michelin Defender LTX Platinum Tires - Cyberbeast

    Double check that your Costco installs on Cybertrucks. Not all of them do. I had to call around until I found one that did. BTW, I went with the Bridgestone Duellers. So far, they have been a vast improvement from the stock Pirelli's.
  13. AC5

    Unknown sensor on stock AS tires

    Thank you for the detailed answer. I did not transfer them, as I didn't know what they were. Plus the TPMS sensors are working fine. I did have punctures in 3 of my 4 Pirelli's. Luckily none of them were at the site of this sensor. I think the tire shop would have thrown up their hands.
  14. AC5

    Unknown sensor on stock AS tires

    What is it purpose and does the CT use it in any way?
  15. AC5

    Unknown sensor on stock AS tires

    Does anyone know what this is on the inside of the stock Pirelli AS tires? I just recently had my tire replaced with Bridgestone Dueler ATs, and kept one of the stock tire as a spare. I noticed this device attached on the inside. The tire tech said that he thinks these are tire pressure sensors...
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