I havenāt used it yet, but I put my CC on EA, added EA to my Apple Wallet and assume I will get a CC charge when I fill up. Thatās how it works on ChargePoint.
Iām away on a 7 week trip and left mine plugged in and set to 50%. Itās been a week and it loses ~1% per day and I see it also charging for 16-18 minutes most days - which is what I would expect. I would try a vehicle reboot because I donāt see any reason the chosen SOC should creep up.
Interesting that non-performance has sand mode because when I was ordering it specifically did not, at least on the R1T. Iām pretty sure the only difference in sand mode is the throttle and regen behavior which would only be noticeable in truly soft sand.
We have a barn, but our Sprinter camper lives there. The R1T lives outside. 24 degrees F today, plugged it in and 15 min later sucking in 10.9 kWh. . Patience grasshopperā¦
Just curious, but I was wondering what the activation mechanism is that pops out the door handles. We had cold weather and snow/rain combo and the handles couldnāt pop out in the morning and the mirrors wouldnāt open. I couldnāt hear anything working to operate them but a quick rap on each...
You might try a lower sensitivity setting. My understanding is that the new software supports 3 sensitivity levels and defaulted to the highest post installation.
We have solar and it has heated and cooled our house for 3 years. In MA we have net metering where your meter runs backwards when you produce more than you consume, so the excess you generate on sunny days covers times when you consume more than you produce. Because we are using 100% excess...
I had my first MA inspection 3 weeks ago. Never thought about the fact that they would probably lift the front end and check the steering. Post inspection all seems fine but I havenāt stuck my head under the front :cool:.
As others have indicated, my DM Performance R1T has no lag and no clunk. I saw those claims on a YouTube video, but as far as I can tell they sure donāt apply to recent production.