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Try naming them differently?

Are you using a paired remote to learn the garage? Or pairing using "D-Mode" Where is the point where you are getting stuck or unable to finish the pair/learn process? Did you complete one successfully but not the other?

Yes it is! 20 minutes tops, not including pleasantries, paperwork, and time to make a coffee.

When the black plastic trim piece was attached it was placed too far forward (to the front bumper) I forgot to mention, in order for you to experience this issue, you have to open the rear door without opening the front door, something people don't often do which is why they don't experience...

The chip you are pointing to is not the problem. This is a known issue where the black trim adhered to the bottom of the door, on the exterior of the door, is what's making the clicking noise. The one on the rear door will need to be replaced and shifted a millimeter more to the rear of the...

The tire pressure on the sensors is required by law to be accurate, what you're probably seeing is the fluctuations due to temperature, elevation, and friction.

According to Google: On average you lose 1 psi in your tires per month On average, every 10 degrees up/down in ambient temp, you lose/gain 1 psi After 30 minutes of driving, your tire pressure can go up by ~ 5 psi, due to friction and heat. Roughly speaking, every 1000ft up in elevation =...

And please pay attention to the battery you are using. 1) a Duracell battery specifically labeled as “compatible with Apple AirTag” or 2) a Toshiba battery from Amazon Batteries these days have modern features like bitter coatings attached to the battery itself which can cause they key to...

Jerry you're driving a car from a brand new car company, dealing with new technology (like bluetooth radio freq. for key fob communication) I am telling you again - key fob can act differently just based on what pocket it's in. Imagine what a low battery can do. They barely have 500mAh of power...

If less than 1 month and you're not parking inside a 2 car garage in 80+ degree weather, then this is a great way to proceed. Alternatively, charging to 90% then setting the limit to 50%, then leaving the car plugged in is a phenomenal idea since it won't charge unless it needs it and you can...

I have a contact at Corporate that says they might already have this at Lucid, if they do, they will see how many we can get and I will tell them to ship directly to some/all of you.

Whatever is causing the problem with your car not unlocking right is going to be a lot easier than you might think. Start with a key fob battery first and let us know if it anything improves or not. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01418S5HG/ If you don't have a small screwdriver to open...

Unfortunately the threshold at which the TPMS light turns on is a lot lower than it should be.

As someone who has personally dealt with this exact problem, I recommend you perform a factory reset on the car first, as this issue developed into a serious profile/infotainment system problem. The second half of this solution is as follows: When setting up the Homelink on Profile 1 and 2...

They probably feel similar because the Lucid recommended tire spec is 42 psi on both tires. I have heard this be successful from quite a few owners in the SoCal area. 46 minimum!