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I have driven the Model 3 over the last three years.

Additional features in the future, such as automated steering, that Tesla says will be released in via over-the-air updates.

Can potentially stop the Model 3 at stoplights and stop signs when Autopilot is engaged.

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Automated parking system (steers in and out of a parking spot with little or no driver intervention).Integrated navigation capability while using Autopilot, such as on and off highway ramps.

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There are two available Autopilot upgrade packages. It also has:ĭials up the performance of the Long Range but at the expense of range, with a total estimated range of 315 miles.

Lane keeping system (makes minor steering corrections to help keep the vehicle centered in its lane)Īdds all-wheel drive and ups the estimated range to an EPA-estimated 358 miles.

Forward collision warning with automatic braking (warns you of an impending collision and applies the brakes in certain scenarios).

Adaptive cruise control (maintains a driver-set distance between the Model 3 and the car in front).

Tesla's Autopilot, a suite of advanced driver aids that include:.

Integrated audio, video streaming and gaming services (requires subscription).

Tech features for the base Model 3 include:

Tesla-estimated 0-60 mph in 5.3 seconds.

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Only done wiper blades around 100 times over the years on dozens of vehicles with no such special instructions necessary, but I've never owned anything with the whack ass center-out style wipers either.Offers an EPA-estimated 272 miles of range on a full charge as well as: Yeah, RTFM is totally appropriate here- I just never expected a special process to change wiper blades I guess.

Ice before you switch the windshield wipers on.

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Make sure the windshield is free from snow and Note: You can use the service position to provide easier access to the wiper bladesįor freeing them from snow and ice. Note: You cannot move the wiper arms to the service position manually when you Move the wiper arms to the service position manually. The windshield wipers return to the starting position when you switch the ignition on.Ģ. Set the windshield wipers in the service position to change the wiper blades.

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Looks like you have the issue sorted but for future reference the "service position" for wiper blades (handy when washing your Edge) is detailed in your owner's manual (and yes, it certainly could have been explained better). Wife got home tonight- I moved them up by hand then went in a hit the ignition button- they came down and parked normally. I wasn't crazy about the "center out" either, but you get used to it. Same length, but the aerodynamic edge has to face front. If you use OEM Style Blades, they are two different part numbers. That's nice and all, but the whole "center out" swipe thing- meh. It's one of the few vehicles I've ever seen with the same sized wiper blades on both sides. I did swap the blades from side to side a month or so ago without any issues though. It just seems weird it happened right after the blades were changed. I have Forscan, so if there's some type of re-calibration in one of the modules, I'd rather try that first than have the dealer tear into it.

Has anyone ran into this before? I assume it's an issue with the wiper motor itself and will need to go to the dealer for replacement- but I figured I'd ask here before we go through all of that. Not only that, they do it every time you turn on the ignition now, even with the wipers off. It's really weird and never did that before. It actually lifts the center portion of the blade completely off the glass for a half second then goes back down. They go down, then the driver's side does some weird, jerky two-step park maneuver.

So I then go back in and hit the ignition button and turn off the wipers. I didn't rotate the arms or put any undue stress on them. Both came right off and the new ones snapped right in. I then replaced the wiper blades without issue. I turned on the ignition and wipers, then turned it off with them "up" since you cannot raise the wiper arms with them down without the arms hitting the hood. It sat on the lot for months and the blades were not in great shape.

So I changed out the wiper blades on my wife's 2019 ST yesterday.