A few days ago this started, the passenger seat, INSIDE IT, has a plastic sounding thing rattling about. Here's a terrible video of it.
Anyone have any thoughts on how to fix this? I'm over 10 hours round trip from any Tesla service centers.
The truth is in the marketing:
"100% PLUG & PLAY INSTALLATION: Simply unbolt, unplug, and remove your factory speakers and plug ours in.
We design the speakers with the same unique racket"
I'm sure these are ok speakers. I'm also sure they didn't even take measurements before and after, or do...
Do it yourself. I've had to replace studs on my wheels because of these places. They basically all suck.
If you can't do it yourself, you don't deserve to own a car. Just like picking up your own dog shit and cleaning your own house.
The Tesla guy did say cat 5/6 will not work. This is very specific.
I'm not going to pay a cent to qmerit. They can just f right off. I might give the installer a couple grand off this thing gets working.
It's not "120 ohm" wire, so Tesla said it may work but may stop at any time. This makes no sense to me.
But this electrician did 6 other installs, many in Jackson Wyoming. If those installs stop working, there's going to be some very upset, very rich, people complaining.
Qmerit SUCKS.
My brother is an electrician, has around a dozen guys at his company. Couldn't get more than an intro from Qmerit to get certified, Tesla is giving him the run around as well.
So they lined up an electrician another state and 6 hours away (one way) to come install mine. Quote was...
As a Wyoming native, I'm just going to throw this out there....as we are just like Texas unfortunately...
Lifted is dangerous, I've seen MANY lifted trucks flipped or wrecked after emergency actions (deer, ice) and every time, it's a total.
Having owned a number of trucks over the years ('06...
I don't need "Made in USA" especially for something that only holds 225lb and is just a piece of steel. Chinesium is good enough for that. This should be half the price from China. That, I would buy!
This reminds me of when I first bought my other truck, a '06 Dodge RAM MegaCab 1500 (gas). I put two pallets of 80lb concrete bags in the truck, bed and cab floor. Then towed around 18k of other construction crap with a heavy trailer, about 200 miles.
THAT was overloaded :) Now I only tow about...
All wireless chargers will do this. I have a user with a Yukon, she burns up a card every few months, because she just can't keep the door card off the back of her iPhone...
Don't put RFID/NFC cards in a wireless charger, simple!