Recent content by PeteC

I had the seat belt warning start up once when I was carting a heavy table top. It turned out that I'd accidentally trapped a box of tissues between the folded backrest and the seat squab and this was pressing on the sensor. I thought I was in for 40 minutes of beeps but after 3 or 4 minutes it...

I want it too!

Since an update my ACC no longer slows down around corners that it used to. Otherwise it is still too rough to use when it gets busy. It slows down far to heavily, waits to speed up again then does that quite enthusiastically! I still use it on motorways if the traffic is light or flowing...

I'll have to try with everything else turned off to see what happens!

My Trophy will beep (but not try to steer) when going back to a lane after overtaking if I pull in quite soon after the overtake while the blind spot warning is active. If the blind spot warning is not active then I get no beeps.

I fairly regularly travel up and down to Scotland from south of Cambridge. My first stop is after 155 miles, around 135 of which are on dual carriageway or motorway with ACC set at 70mph. Starting with 100% I've never arrived at the stop with less than 25% charge even in winter. It's sometimes...

Mine has always shown the distance.

If what you want to get out of the car can be carried in the boot, then as long as you have the key in your pocket you can open and shut the tailgate even if the car is locked (and therefore off). I find that quite handy.

Mine does that quite often but if I then refresh the page it usually fills in the missing details.

My cameras look like that too. I can't remember if they used to be different.

I was stuck in traffic today with a shiny car behind so I could see my o/s brake light in the door mirror. Using autohold had the brake lights on (as expected) so I then used the EPB while stationary and the brake lights went off (which is also what I would expect). I tried it a few times to...

There's a setting in the sat nav that stops it zooming back in when you've expanded the view. Open the sat nav, select settings (the cog), select 'more settings' (I think!) and then select 'navigation preferences'. Turn off auto zoom and it will stay at whatever zoom level you've set. When auto...

I managed to turn my lights off a few times early on but soon adapted and no longer do. I wouldn't tape the switch as then you wouldn't be able to turn your lights on in fog or heavy rain when there may be too much light for the sensor to turn them on automatically.

They exist in zapmap on my phone and also in the Tesla app so you should be ok. When I've had missing chargers in zapmap it's been when I've set a filter for power in the app. If the filter is set to, say, 50kW maximum then more powerful chargers don't show up so Tesla chargers wouldn't show.

Mine does the same.