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Moderately reliable because of a rattle in the steering console but it did have to go in so….

I’ll check in to that, thanks.

It’s one v3 gateway and one powerwall configured for whole house. I expect the firmware upgrade will unify them. I hope the goal is to have both the CT inverter and Powerwall inverter combine to deliver almost 22kw.

The power share has a wall connector and the power wall side does not

I’m had amazing results with clean.

I had my universal wall connector, gateway 3 and Powerwall 3 installed last week. No solar yet. the issue is you end up with 2 new “homes” in the app, one for PowerShare and one for Powerwall. Powerwall overrides PowerShare currently So it’s still Q3 2025 at the earliest but I’m happy all the...

Firsts don’t always win, true—ABS and fuel injection didn’t make the Mercedes 770 or DeSoto immortal. But the Cybertruck’s not just a tech demo; it’s a cultural lightning rod with a production run that’s already outpacing some of those ‘legends’ in a single year. The Prowler broke molds but...

Sure, the Cybertruck might not be a museum piece yet, but it’s already turning heads and breaking molds while those ‘legends’ were still figuring out carburetors. Give it a decade—when electric trucks dominate and steer-by-wire is standard, people might just look back and say Tesla started the...

Yes, volume isn’t everything!!! Top 10 Awesome Cars with Production Under 50,000Hey gearheads, here’s my list of the coolest cars with production numbers below 50,000—rarity meets badassery. No strict ranking, just pure awesomeness: 1. DeLorean DMC-12 (~9,000) - Gull-wing icon from...

Same thing sans inflation… everyone in the future will love the CT The DeLorean DMC-12 was produced and sold between 1981 and 1983, with the following approximate annual sales figures in the United States: 1981: 3,012 units sold 1982: 2,660 units sold 1983: 1,009 units sold These figures...

Tesla could just have called project farm and got a good recommendation get this, it’s clear. https://adamspolishes.com/products/adams-all-season-windshield-washer-fluid

Does Tesla then “go after” the adhesive manufacturer? Or did they use the incorrect adhesive or apply it incorrectly for the application?

Crazy this is still an issue and no v2 exists. They must have cast a bazillion of these hoping for 250k CT a year or something. I returned it.

Man I wish they just used vhb tape

That’s very interesting! the recall says 1% affected. Or about 480. Do we think they did an analysis of the number of trucks sold subject to freezing temps?

Would you say that the adhesive is brittle? Did it lose its bond with the stainless or is there fracturing in the adhesive? I just zoomed in on my cantrail and my bonding has some rubber band texture to it.

I’ve only been subjected to below freezing temps while driving and a couple nights. Hope it holds up for a bit!

I’m in Chicago too. I assume your garage is not heated? I’m August delivery, 9000 miles, 26k vin. Still seems solid Did you inspect it before it failed? Did it go from all good to flying off in a short time? thanks

You’re both right so relax. Both can be true and both are. You can argue on the spectrum but there are absolutely coordinated efforts and independent efforts. All you need is an idea and motivation whether right or wrong.