I totally realize that and wish I had an explanation for why it happens but it’s functional enough it doesn’t worry me to the point of removing the bar and figuring it out.
Pretty sure that it is still compatible. The rub is the sail appliques by the roof panels no long have the doors. Tesla sells replacements with the doors online, but you'd have to acquire those two sail applique pieces - one for each side - first.
Unless your Cybertruck software took a
, It's internal to the light bar. Nothing to figure out unless you disassemble it.
Still an awesome car and still wouldn’t trade it for anything else without FSD.
The rest of the stuff about Tesla is just stuff I choose to ignore because it matters much less to me than either of those things.
I fully recognize there are many people here who don’t share my views but I choose not to see them as “the enemy” because I believe that in itself to be the true enemy of our society.
I come here precisely to hear different perspectives and so we can mutually educate each other.
And because hilarious stuff happens here daily. It’s a great escape and I can honestly say I’ve made amazing friends I fully expect to be lifelong here.
I own both the automatic running boards, which the seller no longer offers on Amazon, and the voice-controlled sunshade. Sadly, the sunshade never functioned properly – it's essentially a nonmoving, nonlit shade that takes up excessive headroom.
Glad to hear that your electric running board works flawlessly. I went through several iterations and troubleshooting of the @Hansshow Technology running board and to this date it still does not work well.
A rooftop light wouldn't work well for fog though, even if it was yellow. Fog lights work by being low to the ground so you get minimal backscatter from the beam off the fog.
