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- Tesla Y Back windows open occasionally on their own?
The option was removed some months ago when there was a "recall" for the 3 and Y's windows not meeting NHTSA's automatic stop feature when a certain amount of resistance was encountered when closing, for safety reasons
- Suspension problem - 2 bolts fall out | Tesla Motors Club
Here is the evidence of the current recalls relating to: https: static nhtsa gov odi rcl 2021 RCLRPT-21V835-2749 PDF "The front suspension lateral link on Model 3 and Model Y vehicles is attached to the sub-frame using two fasteners
- Tesla named The Deadliest Car Brand in America, NHTSA data shows
The new query tool allows users to construct customized queries using data not only from NHTSA’s Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) but also from the General Estimates System (GES) Crash Report Sampling System (CRSS) to generate injury estimates
- Blog - Explaining the Six Levels of Vehicle Automation
Here’s a summary of NHTSA’s six-level classification: Self-Driving Car Automation Level 0 No automation This is driving as it exists in most cars today You’re in control of the machine At Level 0, cars have no autonomous vehicle controls – but driving can be enhanced by warning or intervention systems like a blind spot indicators
- My DIY Rear Facing Jump Seats Retrofit (with Service Bulletin . . .
I'm about to start this retrofit and will post photos as I go Thought I would start by including the Tesla Service Bulletin (found it on the NHTSA website) that gives all the part numbers and instructions
- Lateral link bolt fell off on its own | Tesla Motors Club
You can report your incident the NHTSA and it's possible they might expand the recall (then perhaps retroactively you can be reimbursed, just like the recall notice says for cars that were already repaired prior to the recall being issued)
- Autopilot speed to an absolute value over the speed limit has been . . .
It doesn't appear to be a specific NHTSA requirement but likely Tesla added it is a "sweetener" to improve speed changes Likely Tesla sees an absolute as a potential problem since it can vary the difference so much at slower speeds Having relative means you are staying consistent at all speeds
- NHTSA not showing recall as being cleared | Tesla Motors Club
According to the NHTSA web page for my VIN number for my 2021 MYLR, it lists 1 unresolved recall: 1 Unrepaired Recallsassociated with this VIN Feb 01,2022 Manufacturer Recall Number: TBD NHTSA Recall Number: 22V-045 Recall Status: Recall Incomplete The body of the text says: Software version
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