17 Tesla Model 3/Y Hidden Features You NEED To Know!

[@JremiahJones]

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[@abclawnworks9127]

voice command google doc doesn't work

[@JremiahJones]

@@abclawnworks9127 Fixed!

[@joeputz4559]

This part was clear. Everything else was on point. The only problem is you mentioned to use percent because a lot of people don't know how to understand Wh/km or Wh/mi. The units name doesn't matter. They're all just a number of increments. Km shows the most, and percent the least. Personally the grey battery icon is perfectly fine and works just like the classic gas gauge anyways.

[@Peter-wz2wx]

The five quick controls does not seem to work for me. No matter how far over the icon is dragged, the last quick is still highlighted. Possibly only works on iPhone?

[@shockingguy]

I specifically have been watching a couple videos this morning before I get this rental about all the emergency take features like trying to exit the vehicle with no power etc. especially since I’m gonna be hauling clueless passengers. So I either need to get a glass shattering hammer or just leave the car and suffer the consequences cause I can get out first ha ha ha ha ha 😝

[@IWatchAndLearn]

This guy has2k subs and has provided more useful information than many of the other established Tesla youtubers. Thank you for this.

[@elvisjames]

Facts. And doesn't have to cheesy approach...or corny "oooo Tesla" demeanor lol I definitely subbed

[@jayjay11501]

@@elvisjames 🎉

[@mTsp4ce]

Yeah .. don't charge to 100%. Nobody has ever made a video about that, like, ever!

[@BenPellowMusic]

I’m used to these videos being terrible and not showing me anything new but WOW you blew me away by showing me quite a few things i didnt already know. SO thank you!!

[@mattheww9116]

Four years of Tesla ownership, daily Tesla news consumption, and I still learned seven new facts. Nice work man, thank you!

[@_zach]

Btw, you are slightly mistaken on the brake thing as far as normal driving goes. When you put your foot down on the brake pedal, all 4 brakes are engaged hydraulically. There is no “front when forward” “rear when backward” type manifold trickery going on. The brake pedal in the car actuates the brakes via fluid pressure, but the parking brake indeed is a mechanical servo manually engaging the rear brakes. That’s why it makes that electronic sound when parking and not every time you hit the brake pedal.

[@elvisjames]

Finally found a sensible Tesla KZbin channel - immediate sub.

[@aquamanm7862]

Very helpful, I knew all except pumping the emergency brake button. Thank you and your video presentation is captivating, articulate and succinct.

[@victorrosas6508]

Love this vid, the parking brake tip is invaluable, may even save lives. Can’t thank you enough for that. Thank you for your public service! 👍

[@johnbrewer4177]

absolutely the best tip video I have seen! Thank you so much for the lane change information that was sooooo helpful!!! The only other tip I saw that was that big was using the scroll wheel to disengage the move your steering wheel warning. These are great in so many ways.

[@beachcrow]

That printed booklet in the glove box is *NOT* the full manual, it's the "Safety Information" book for tire care, child seats, etc. The full manual is on the touchscreen or online (either interactive or a PDF download). The actual manual also gets updated to keep in sync with software updates.

[@JremiahJones]

This is correct. In fact, everything within the safety booklet can also be found in the full manual. When I said "in the car" I should've clarified what I meant (in the car, under the service menu) instead of just showing the safety booklet for b-roll. Though I still would rather someone read the safety booklet compared to nothing at all.

[@vimto8361]

@@JremiahJones You can also read it on the Tesla app when not in the car - under the 'service' tab for reasons not obvious to me - but then little of the T app is intuitive!

[@kamarpreet]

Got the first tesla TODAY and appreciate I found this video!!!!

[@jeffh9071]

Just got a Model Y and stumbled on your channel. Great content and no bs click bait and no time wasting fluff. Love the RTFM comment! When I tell someone I read it in the manual, no matter the product, and that they should read it too, most give me this dumbfounded look like I’m a crazy person. Or they’re pissed off that I suggested such a waste of their time.

[@cathay35k]

Thanks for helping Tesla owners globally❤

[@lbartlett403]

Excellent, very fast paced, no wasted time.

[@DR-zk2do]

I like how quickly you get to the points

[@vimto8361]

Brilliant delivery skills!!😊

[@MsJaggy]

Thanks! Just picked up my Model 3 tonight and I didn't know half of this stuff.

[@juantana7]

Dude! This video was so helpful, thanks! I've had my Model Y since June and watched/researched every video plus read the maual even before taking delivery, and some of this stuff is not intuitive in the manual (IMO) like the parking brake. I learned at least 3-4 more things from this video. The fact that the car doesnt have a traditional parking brake was scary for me at first, we have a place in the mountains w a steep driveway we have to stop on, great to know I can just put it in P.

[@t.r.766]

Push and hold the button and a red P appears setting the parking brakes useful when on an incline. If on flat ground just a simple tap puts it in park

[@KineticEV]

Nice. A couple of those I didn't know such as the swiping over and down to navigate home or work.

[@bohenriksson2330]

Excellent! Have had my M3 for three years and still learned a few new things - thanks!

[@wroniec]

Thank you for the parking brake information, been doing it pointless in my MYP.

[@trevorshields7347]

Knew most of them but everyday is a school day. Good information that was not dragged out like many other videos. Keep up the good work

[@dalgill4175]

Great video. Im more of a visual learner. I knew majority but thats also due to word of mouth and talking to fellow Tesla owners.

[@erickvalerio1917]

wow, your channel deserves to be appraised

[@ericweidmann5078]

Thanks!

[@drberrydds1]

Extremely well done and very helpful! Just got my MS and don’t know much so this really is great.

[@Gaijin101]

Props for legit good tips. Not clickbait! Love the demonstrations as well. Nice video、subbed！

[@jansetiquette1614]

Appreciated the tip on lowering the height of the trunk opening! My garage door rolls up and into the garage. The first time I opened the trunk to remove groceries, the trunk door went up, hit a metal piece on the rolled up garage door and chipped the paint! I can now access stuff ftom the trunk while the car is in the garage. Thabks!

[@vimto8361]

MY 2020 m3 does not have an auto opening boot (trunk to you in the US) lid - I have to lift or lower it manually - which is fine by me as I am always hitting my head 🤮with the self closing lid on my nephew's Beamer

[@nvaliulla]

You my friend, have definitely earned my subscription! Fantastic tips and no waste of time whatsoever! Good job!

[@asciblue]

Great vid, the phone app part helped out, the extra thing on the widget is useful. :D

[@Alex-xx3yc]

Great video! Is there a way to go to in the AC settings without turning it on when it's off?

[@billligon4005]

I wish I could READ my cars manual on the Tesla app on my phone while I sip my tea. Please. And the new RELEASE NOTES as well. Thanks.

[@vimto8361]

You can on the phone app - it's under 'service' - ask Tesla not me why they hide it there. (I am an obsessive menu explorer and it took me some time to find it!)

[@premiercoachadrian]

Great tip on the breaking!

[@suezeeq12]

You always have the best stuff!

[@americanrider]

Knew a bunch of the tips, a few I did not, but now I know all 17. Thanks!

[@peterbernard1246]

I learned something.. thank you. And I thought I knew about everything.

[@dea7hr0w]

Thanks for clearing up the parking brake feature!

[@luketoni2902]

Did not know about the real function of the "manual parking brake" . Thank you!

[@Warekiwi]

Excellent video, even after six months of MYLR ownnership I'm still learning. Although I've got the expensive fsd option I've never fully understood the lane change function when NOT using navigate on ap. Now I'll go and try if your method works on UK RHD cars!

[@ihearttesla]

Just an FYI: The learning will never stop!!!! Tesla updates the manual regularly to reflect all the latest changes. After almost 4 years of of having my Model 3...I'm still learning and discovering new features all the time! I just learned about the subwoofer Easter Egg, as well as how to adjust the sound system for optimum sound...It sounded GOOD before, now it's REALLY GOOD!! With all the *amazing* software updates, your car will always feel like new...Actually, way better than the day you took delivery of it! Enjoy your Model Y and FSD...Keep learning!!!👍

[@sulingotto]

Great video! Thanks for the hot tips. Btw, great hair 😆

[@devinandrew8141]

Love your channel and straight forward info!! Subscribed!

[@rbs427]

Love the 5th quick button

[@georgebarbperkins6793]

I can’t get a 5th icon on the quick controls menu in the iPhone app, no matter how many times/ways I attempt it. Is this an Android-only tip?

[@vimto8361]

@@georgebarbperkins6793 me too George - I can only swap them around on iPhone8

[@jrobillos]

Great video for new and future owners; especially with Tesla's updated features. I knew about the emergency parking button, but I didn't know that you can press it multiple times to re-enact an ICE emergency brake lever...good to know. Nice work!

[@JremiahJones]

Jose, glad you enjoyed the video! If the car is in motion the act of hold the parking button is what engages the brake, releasing it will release brakes.

[@robeeenz]

Good to know about the “parking brake”. I didn’t know you could have five icons either

[@Sam_Bent]

I learned a TON fromt his video A+ seriously. Keep crushing it.

[@VishnuKamath]

Awesome Video Bro. Great Tips. I didn't know that tesla had these features

[@jeremybishop9207]

I didn't know about 250 kw not sharing energy or the Manuel release in trunk for charging cable. 👌 thx!

[@TheWostMonderful]

Danke!

[@JremiahJones]

Thank you and thanks for the tip, much appreciated!

[@AxelaGT]

You are the MythBuster! Thanks! Great job!

[@realulli]

One correction: when braking, the car always brakes all four wheels. The rear brakes have a servo that will mechanically engage them when parking (by some kind of gear instead of brake fluid pressure).

[@dustinmeier9753]

Correct. All vehicles manufactured in the the U.S. have been required by law to have mechanical engagement of the brakes on at least one wheel (usually a rear wheel) for at least 60+ years to ensure the vehicle can remain stationary on an 8% incline . Most manufacturers use both rear wheels, probably because that regulation got amended somewhere along the line. The parking brake is mechanically latching into position. The servo is just moving it there. The video implies a lack of knowledge that in an ICE vehicle, there is a parking prowl inside the transmission in addition to a cable actuated parking brake.

[@BluueFSD]

@@dustinmeier9753 Couldn't have described it better myself and it is that misconception that all those youtubers have about holding the P button in Teslas. @realulli is just mentioning that holding it while moving is actually actuating the servo that presses the brake pedal to slow down the vehicle (the same way auto emergency braking works, a full application) before actuating the parking brake servos.

[@luis1728rb]

Super helpful 80% of these thing I didn’t know thank you 👍🏼

[@manamedia]

Very useful! Thank you so much for producing this.

[@TopTrollin]

Hello, Tesla service tech here. Although it’s possible to switch gears going under 5 MPH as said in the manual, we do NOT recommend anyone to ever do this. Unless you want your gears to get melded together. Don’t believe me? Continue to do what you are doing.

[@SVanDykTX]

Great video. Thanks for covering all these.

[@Model3dude]

Yes… Read your “BING BONG” manual.😂😂😂😂 The best advise to new Tesla owners ever!

[@Animeaddictfreak]

Thanks so much! I’m picking up my Tesla in 4 weeks! This is really helpful :)

[@AndysZumba]

Excellent video thanks for these tips

[@MelbourneSamurai]

Loved the last part thanks mate

[@tomooo2637]

10:30 : you are wrong here When you press the foot peddle, all 4 brakes are applied with a the rear brakes controlled through a compensator valve so they work less hard than the front. (ie under hard braking there is less traction at the rear so all cars are fitted with a compensator valve to prevent rear loss of traction too soon. Yes yes - Anti-lock brakes will do this, but the compensator valve is there to try and get all wheels to their limit of traction at the same time).

[@stevemulcahy5014]

Yep, that part jarred me too.

[@JremiahJones]

Tom, yes you are correct and I have already cleared this up in another comment. My wording was bad. When I said “brake pedal = front brakes are applied” I meant “most of the braking power is coming from the front brakes”. I was trying to differentiate the normal braking system (via the brake pedal) from the “holding the park button” brake because the two are different. Tesla used to have two calipers on the rear wheel (normal brake vs parking brake) but now that they’ve been combined, it can be confusing.

[@beefuzzy310]

@@JremiahJones One caliper, single piston, but two separate systems. Hydraulic piston for normal brakes and an electric motor/screw inside that piston for park and emergency.

[@EvgenyMettsler]

1. The pedal brake activates both hydraulic lines (front and rear). The car is stopped by all four disc brakes (one on each wheel). 2. The manual brake (holding the parking button for 3 sec) will engage the mechanical drum brakes on the rear axle! Yes, to your surprise, the rear wheels also have mechanical drum brakes that are actuated by a cable. The cable is tensioned by an electric drive. 3. When you put the tesla in park, it does not activate the mechanical drum brakes on the rear axle and it does not activate any of the hydraulic lines. Instead, the rear axle is locked by the rear wheel drive unit. To be even more precise, this axle locking occurs in 1-speed automatic transmission and not in the hydraulic lines! You're welcome!

[@vimto8361]

That sounds like the correct explanation

[@aidencaterwall9146]

They aren't mechanical drum brakes. It's mechanically actuating the disc brakes. You're correct on the rest of it, i believe.

[@haikaido]

Honestly, I clicked this because I thought for sure it was going to be crap and then I was going to scoff and move along.....I was wrong lol. These are actually all useful and not commonly talked about (for the most part).

[@MrBrooklyn295]

Very helpful bro thanks

[@ocmgforever]

I learned something. Thanks!

[@munkymind]

Good video. The park button info and some of the autopilot info were new to me, and I had forgotten about the manual release for the charger. I did not receive a safety booklet with my 2022 model Y. ???.

[@jaymc5011]

You always look like you just got out of bed. 😂 Anyway, great tip without all the commercial interruptions.

[@vimto8361]

What do you mean - just out of bed - that's the latest hairstyle - no???

[@johny1220]

I knew most of these, except for the one where when switching lanes on autopilot, you don’t have to turn off the turn the turn signal, and instead reengage it to turn it off. I also did not know about that emergency brake one, I’d sometimes use it when my car was at a steep angle thinking it worked like ICE car emergency brakes, thanks for those two tips!

[@JremiahJones]

Johny, glad you enjoyed!

[@ErenAbiri]

Goddamnn. Why do i got the feeling, watching this dude. He's telling me how to use my car...

[@cjonesplay1]

You’re Back. Welcome. Hope all is well.

[@slowercuber7767]

@12:57 GREAT TIP, probably the best in the video.

[@so.dreezy]

This vid was actually so good, i subbed. Getting a tesla this summer and this was very very helpful

[@i-dinen-lug]

welll... admittedly, I knew all of these "tips" or "tricks", except for the trunk lid height as I still got the manual one. You missed one really practical feature on the AP speed setting part, though! your way works, of course. but WAY MORE PRACTICAL: standard activation of cruise control/AP: sets your current speed. holding the stick HALF A SECOND LONGER on one of the two taps: sets speed limit. that works for cruise control (one long tap) as for AP (one long and one short tap, whichever order)

[@theme34xcp]

Question regarding 12 - while it's possible to sift gears at 5 mph or less, I don't imagine it's very good for the drivetrain, no? Even if it's electrical? It's so useful and if a more knowledgable person on the subject can chime in on, idk if id risk it.

[@firstpablo]

I didn’t know any of them. Just got my new Tesla a few days ago. Thanks

[@MattRettmer]

Good stuff and I'm glad I watched. I learned #7. I was always a bit unsure about the parking brake. Thanks for clarifying!!

[@JremiahJones]

Matt, glad you enjoyed!

[@Warekiwi]

One thing not mentioned is pressing Park button whilst also pressing brake pedal, according to the (UK) manual this applies full park brake and shows red brake icon

[@RobertKeenanComp-U-Right]

Thanks for the video Jeremiah, wish to ask If you put car into gear does it roll somewhat without first hitting accelerator?

[@zihenghuang3012]

Really enjoy the way you help us to know how to know tesla better driver

[@SirCookieYTPanda]

Great Video Thanks man ! Keep it up ! I figgured out 60% of these features by myself :D

[@JremiahJones]

Nice!

[@Ob1Love]

At 73 I may have known the parking brake button's use in aa emergency, but I highly doubt it. Glad I saw this. The rest I knew about.

[@marienguyen2501]

I knew all the tips minus the hold button for emergency breaking, the app drag one, and the model Y trunk (my car is a 2018 lrm3 and my husband is the Y so I don’t really need to adjust the trunk height). Thanks still!

[@c.commodore4599]

My 2018 LRM3 truck does not fully pop up. Does yours?

[@TheTinRam]

Wow, actual useful tips! Thanks!

[@johntyson1958]

You failed to mention voice recognition… it’s great 👍🏻

[@gapo62angler93]

Great video but I got lost on the 5th control mode , can you pls explain how to add the 5th control on the apps again.TIA

[@georgebarbperkins6793]

I can’t get a 5th icon on the quick controls menu in the iPhone app, no matter how many times/ways I attempt it. Is this an Android-only tip?

[@SeanMillar-c1k]

Great video - thanks.

[@warrentripp9786]

Great tips. Is there a way to enable the tesla button to appear on maps or google maps on a iphone?

[@commoncents864]

Just subscribed ..because this guy has more knowledge than the 55 million videos I watched.. yes 55 million seems like a lot.. I know I don't have a life...

[@stevedowler2366]

Yes, recite the number one mantra to anyone who claims to know better than everyone else: RTFM! As for me I didn't know the details on holding the P stalk button down but I didn't RTFM in that section - bad robot. I knew about the 5th icon but not AutoLaneChange keeping TACC. Also I've always set the trunk stop position wrong - I grabbed the lid at about the point I wanted it to stop on it's way up then held the button down until it beeped - bad robot. The Navigate swipe right to go Home or Work is news to me but I know how to get home, I'm retired and I don't drive freeways and don't have FSD so ... meh. When I do drive freeways, I use EAP (subscribed). And BTW, when using Nav, if you're going to a supercharger, make sure to Navigate to it, not just the town where it's located so that the car will pre-condition the battery. Oh also, great tip on charge max and min, if it says you can leave then go ahead and leave even if less than your default max charge level because the next charge will take less time. And don't forget to unplug and get out of the stall when done instead of just sitting there finishing your lunch or whatever. It will cost you in "idle fees" and you'll tick off the folks in line that need to charge. Cheers and drive safely.

[@LizJeppesen]

i am trying to reconfigure the screen in my Tesla 3. I want the split screen to swap sides so that the navigation ect is on the left. I find I have to lean forward and right a bit to use the screen making it a driving distraction vs interaction. How can the split screens be swapped, left for right side?

[@ihearttesla]

Just subscribed...Good luck with your channel!

[@tonyperotti9212]

Great vid. I DID learn a few things, just as you promised. Subscribed!

[@BenRichardson]

3:52 fifth control is not available for iPhone 13 mini. I expect it is related to screen size. Maybe there’s 8 controls on iPad??

[@georgebarbperkins6793]

I can’t get a 5th icon on the quick controls menu in the iPhone app, no matter how many times/ways I attempt it. Is this an Android-only tip?

[@melissan1072]

Question about the emergency brakes. What if I’m parked on a steep incline like a driveway. Is there a way to engage a parking emergency brake for situations like that?

[@TimtheMagician]

Excellent tips. Using the parking brake function to slow/stop is totally new to me. Great to know. I'll also check out the tip on using the turn signal to reduce the pressure needed to change lanes when in autopilot. (It would be nice if you could just disable autopilot without it disengaging cruise control.)

[@sheamurai2698]

you can...just up tap the stalk once (reverse of down-tap to engage), shuts off AP but CC is still on.

[@jurgasbielinis2130]

What’s the value/situation to keep the cruise control on without AP?

[@TimtheMagician]

@@jurgasbielinis2130 One example would be avoiding poor road surface conditions and potholes. Besides that, I use cruise control (CC) a lot - even when not on a highway. For local roads I don't like AP as it keeps me uncomfortably close to the center line when the road curves to the right (so I'd like to disengage AP when I see a car approaching the curve). While I can't think of an example, there are times when something is happening with highway traffic where I want full control of the steering but to leave CC on. Right now (aside from using the turn signal) I can't disengage AP without swerving a bit in the lane. Also, on local roads, AP brakes/slows when I see no need and I believe this effect is greater than if only CC were on (but I could be imagining that). Even on highways, I don't always use AP out of personal preference as I enjoy driving/steering, and having just CC on is all I want. And so far @sheamurai2698 suggestion to tap up does not disengage only AP. Maybe there's a setting I'm missing (if so I'd love for someone to tell me where it is). Or maybe it works on a different model (I have a 2022 M3LR).

[@jurgasbielinis2130]

@@TimtheMagician thank you, that makes sense. I will try that:)

[@nofear1604]

I didn’t catch : how do you unlatch the front door via the app. Anybody else know. Great informative video without wasting anytime.

[@sergiiloskutov]

Great tips! Thanks

[@jjcooler65]

So if you’re trying to keep your trunk from opening all the way because it might hit something then how do you open it all the way first and then adjust it to where you want because you’re gonna be hitting the thing you’re trying to avoid

[@_zach]

Hear me out, I want the battery percentage icon to become a Full to Empty gauge like in a gas car purely for the visual being familiar

[@BengalCatsReactTo]

How do you add that red sentry mode dot in the top banner, not in easy entry, but in own profile??

[@tesLAuber]

thanks man i love ur vids thanks for the knowledge !!!

[@pnvsatya]

👍🏻 how to precondition the battery without using schedule?

[@michellebasye9632]

Everyone one of your tips were new to me. I have owned my car for almost 2 years.

[@JremiahJones]

Michelle, glad I could be of assistance!

[@2158478]

Thank you for 5th shortcut ❤

[@georgebarbperkins6793]

I can’t get a 5th icon on the quick controls menu in the iPhone app, no matter how many times/ways I attempt it. Is this an Android-only tip?