CyberGus wasn't saying you don't have water getting in your bed. He was trying to help you by explaining where most people see water intrusion. The cover itself is usually not the problem. The problem is normally the end by the back window and the end by the tailgate. The video he linked...
Interesting. I have never caught exactly where it happens. You could be right. If that is the case, I would think it's trying to set it to 111 and there is a hard-coded 100MPH max, so that's what we see. A developer with access to the logs should easily be able to see if that's what's...
I have seen the 100MPH multiple times on E-470 as well. It didn't use to do that. It usually completely ignores the speed limit signs and seems to use map data instead. It would be nice to have insight into what it's doing sometimes.
I finally got the email to schedule my install. Sounds like some of the service centers still don't have the right installation technique down. I'm not sure it will get any better if I wait though. I wish they would redesign it to mount inside like the original.
It sounds like some people are...
I agree. It seems some people don't want to put extra wear and tear on their air suspension by letting the truck lower for entry, but that's what it's designed to do and you don't need to buy additional accessories to make it work. I can understand wanting to customize your truck and make it...
This happens all the time in my CyberBeast, regardless of traffic, but almost never in my Model 3. The Beast does NOT want to get out of the passing lane.
Mine has turned into the oncoming lane once on a left turn a few weeks ago. It showed no signs of correcting, so I took over. No oncoming traffic was close and there were no cars to follow.
I'm surprised that seal fixed the leaking for you. Most posts I have seen on here indicate that the problem is the seal behind that, close to the window that is the problem. Tesla has a service bulletin where they will install another slat to cover those holes and make it look more finished...
But, what if you died from the exhaust fumes (sarcasm)? :p
Good for you! I don't think I could sleep, but I might be tempted to try given the right circumstances.
By the time you get to delivery, it's a bit too late unless there is a major issue. You've already signed the loan paperwork or wired the money and committed to the decision. In my case, they even delivered it to my home, which was nice, but it also meant I couldn't storm out of the sales...
Milling noise? Not that I have noticed, but I'll have to look that one up and listen more closely. Is it supposed to be in the front or the rear? I haven't experienced the tri-motor front "clu-clunk" yet either.
The wind noise is definitely louder on mine than the dual-motor I test drove. I...
That's good to know. Thank you for the info. Maybe I'll try adjusting it myself. I like the idea of buying an extra at that price too if you install a camera. Your install looks great!
Sorry James, I didn't answer your other question about the extra slat. Like Klis's link talks about, if you don't have the extra slat, there is a gap between the tonneau and the rear appliqué and you can see the rivets or whatever is beneath that. The extra slat apparently doesn't do much to...
Yes, It is one of the left-over Foundation Series that they have been struggling to sell. They must have left the bed open for some time too as there is dirt, fading, and staining inside the bed. It's too bad. Some simple care and consideration could have preserved it in much better...
Wow, that looks much better. Thank you for the photo. On mine, I can see some left-over adhesive where the seal was supposed to be attached to the cantrail, but isn't.
Another part that doesn't look right is the trim piece above the tonneau cover. Side-to-side alignment isn't quite right...