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@@zigzagfly1635 they keep changing so I don’t have a specific one. I also found that they break pretty easy in heat. So you need to check it every time before using and only use it to stabilize yourself and not lift your body with it.. I’m trying to find a more durable one. Harper Freight has a suction cup for tiles, but it’s bulkier and bred colored.

Yes I replaced the switch, for a second time! It’s the exact same manufacturer for the switch too. Seems like the switch only lasts a couple years tops. Pretty easy replace thought .

Your welcome. Just two months ago, the door switch failed again. So I replaced it again. Can’t believe a $3 part messes up the whole microwave.if I didn’t fix it, I’d be on my third oven in less than 5 years.

No kidding. I couldn't figure them out either. Thanks for watching.

The air curtain is just that, a curtain for the door windows and doors. They shoot down, not across the glass ceiling. And therefore the suction cup grab bars won’t block the air bags. Most modern cars have air curtains AND grab bars too. So there’s no reason Tesla didn’t include them.

Thanks clarifying your rationale. I was thinking of the official Tesla manual statement: Warning Do not attach or place objects on or near the front airbags, the side of the front seats, the headliner at the side of the vehicle, or any other airbag cover that could interfere with inflation of an airbag. These include but are not limited to: steering wheel covers, decals, seat cushions, pillows, etc. Objects can cause serious injury if the vehicle is in a collision severe enough to cause the airbag to inflate. However, mounting a suction cup handle on the roof glass is not included in this language.

That’s the beauty of UA-cam. You can skip. Also, this video is half the length of other similar videos…. Thanks for watching

Wonder no more, it’s still charged up and ready to go. I ride it every so often.

Sorry, I couldn’t accurately capture bass sound from my camera so I didn’t bother. It was easy to capture the rattle. It sounds great. The rattling is gone, which was the main goal. As far as I’m concerned, Bass is good, way better than before because you only heard the rattling. Thanks for watching.

I made the video for myself since I don’t remember how to fold it. I have to watch it over and over to get it. Lol

yes, it appears to be glued on. I don't know what glue they use, but it seems like caulk. which should work.

Insects usually have a jerky motion or even fast type. I catch flying insects and spiders all the time to a point that that it’s super annoying. It’s possible, but haven’t seen anything move like this. What gets me most is that it reversed direction an hour later.

@@tongmovies I mentioned it because I've had similar on my cameras.

If someone was using a flashlight, I don't think it would be so steady and slow - try it and see how difficult it is.. It's also a near perfect circle, unless you're directly behind the flashlight, it wouldn't be oval. This is in our backyard, and our other camera with a partial view didn't capture anything that would cause it (wind, bugs) Actually wind (or lack of wind) would cause movement like that. And there shouldn't be anyone close to our backyard - there are commercial buildings with wide open spaces. Reflection from an animal? Headlight far away?

Interesting option and much easier. My concern would be that it doesn't cover up the trunk, but the tinted windows kind of take care of that. I'll try it out.

No need to do extra work when it’s not necessary. Scooter still working, though admittedly it’s not being used much. Don’t understand your vintage comment.

It happened to me again just last week. The wedge trick didn’t work either but it was the same issue. The door switch I replaced three years ago completely failed. Anyway, I replaced the switch again and it’s good as new. Before the switch failed, the turntable spun when we opened the door, which was strange. So I don’t know if your one minute shutoff is related. You might just need to reboot the microwave ie unplug it. Weird things have happened to me that were resolved with a reboot. If you are mechanically inclined, replace the door switch I have listed in the description KW3AT-16. It’s actually pretty easy to do. If it doesn’t work you’re out $6.

@@tongmovies ty for the info

My replacement switch just died after 3 years. I listed the one I just bought in my description. It’s a KW3A-16 and comes in a 4 pack for $6. Works again after I replaced it. It’s a shame that this inexpensive part disables a $130 oven.

See description. And 0:35.

That's great. The OEM lasted 8 years!!!! I think it would have lasted longer if it weren't for the phantom draws. If you don't drive the car, the battery is being used by the keyless entry system and others equipment. It drains the battery in two weeks or so and you have to manually charge it up since the car won't start anymore. My next project is to put in a solar trickle charger...

Thanks for watching. The door switch only costs about $5. If you’re handy, it’s fairly easy to replace.

Agree with the yellow color. However, black foam sheet looks way better. Blends in much better. Also, does it look worse than the Tesla unfinished jagged metal edge.? And I don’t know of any other option especially for $1.

It won't go anywhere. And the battery area is totally accessible. Good luck!

Thank you. I ordered a new tube just in case

Which reminds me, make sure you’re in a well ventilated area when handling silicone caulk. Btw Speaker is still working great.

If the gasket is good, then no. I just reused my good gasket and I was good to go. No leaks. Also the grease is very thick and doesn’t really go anywhere.

It's going to be 20 years old this year and I still don't care if I scratch it lol.

Thanks !

They didn’t say.

Sometimes I’ll buy tea lights just to get the 6 LR44 batteries they come with.

I think it’s a good price for what you get.

Or maybe Elon should stop bullshitting people it's FULL SELF DRIVING functionality.

Yup, I don’t trust it completely. But I love it. It’s the best advanced cruise control and auto steer on the market and I’m only talking about the basic auto pilot. As long as you pay attention, it can drive by itself over 90% of the time. It’s really good at stopping. I’ve never had it not stop when it supposed to. There are quirks to the system and you need to figure them out and adjust yourself to them.

I suppose so. But it would take too much time and effort to get it to work.

@@tongmovies True. As I just said to one of my felo scooterist somedays I think why bother I have a U,beaut scooter but other days I'm like let's see if I can do this .I guess it has something to do with my mechanical background 😁

@@tongmovies ok let me simplify it for you . Get a mechanical driven alternator and change the cog that drives the alternator exchange it for a small wheel and run it off the scooter wheel( make the scooter wheel rotate the little wheel that has been exchanged for the alternator cog.. then we have the wiring there is something called a one way flow so the alternator only generates power back to the battery NOT the battery sends power down the alternator...think about it😁

@@tongmovies back to square one. Me uncle explained my first method solar power panel this seems the easiest way

I have no idea. However, considering that the bearings and other parts can fail so easily, a more powerful motor can break it even faster.