Interesting glitch. Curious if it is still there. Brings back memories(nightmares) of programming 8 bit microprocessor's as the glitches look like 256.
Yes I feel it and it is annoying in that the engineer in me recognizes it as a poorly tuned control system. The reason it may not happen above 70 is that aerodynamic loads keep the system out of the regen region. At slower speeds the car can drift into regen mode and for whatever reason it...
I once had a small fold-up plastic picnic table that used locknuts and bolts as hinges. The locknuts kept coming loose so I Lock-tighted them. I was very careful to keep a very small drop of the lock tight away from the plastic. Set up the table in the garage. The next day went into the...
When Lucid first implemented the swfeedback I always got an auto reply. Lately crickets, guess the server is experiencing a DDOSF attack. (Distributed Denial of Swfeedback feedback) attack
I have a folded wash rag in a drawer I put mine on. With that I can pound on the cabinet or floor near it and even open the drawer slowly and it won't wake up. Without the rag just walking by the cabinet wakes it up.
Just so everyone knows the fob contains a sensitive accelerometer that for all practical purposes keeps the fob off until it is disturbed. There is no need and in fact no advantage of a Faraday box if you place your key undisturbed anywhere. Once disturbed the fob will try to communicate with...
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car 3.6.4
fob 2.35.13
One Homelink controlled Genie garage door. No other Homelink system in my house or neighbors.
Garage remote in drawer in house
Between 9:20 and 9:35 this AM, sorry didn't remember to get exact time.
What happened:
Opened garage from wired button...
This is great information about the garage opening before the car doors, haven't heard of that before. Be sure to send to: [email protected] as described here
Had a similar issue when car was new on passenger side door. Pulling the handle would make no noise at all and nothing would happen. Must have been crud on the switch, because it would open from the inside and it seems to have been solved by exercising the switch. You can exercise the switch...
I'm an idiot that believes every manufacturer, every 'International' organization, every country has their own idea of 'Levels' that has and will evolve over the years. It's really not worth getting picky with the quick evolution of connectors voltage and current levels.
I believe the overall...
You might like to know where your money is going:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2026-09-01/belron-ceo-carlos-brito-on-car-windshield-repair-industry-s-global-growth
Edit: Sorry, didn't realize it was behind a paywall. The gist of the story is he will do for windshields like he did...
The tricks are:
1. It must be dark outside (or in garage).
2. Sit normally in the drivers seat while holding the flashlight on the passenger seat pointing in the general direction.
Note, it's much harder to photograph than to see in person. I've only used an LED flashlight, don't have any...