Tesla Couldn't Fix My $8,000 FSD So I Hacked It

[@aslye]

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[@tonyperezsr7012]

Hello Andy .... Always enjoy your videos and information about our Tesla M3. Pretty crazy what happen to you. Thanks you very much for sharing. Although is not a bad deal getting the new Tesla if I was in your shows I would definitely keep "Red Ranger" and keep enjoying it. :) Only 12k is a big loss. It would be nice to get the new one but financially is not a good decision. On the other hand .... is your money. Really Thanks for the video. Great information. Take care.

[@daltonnye4154]

Hey Andy, I never comment on KZbin videos but I’m going out of my way for this one. This fix absolutely worked for me! I had the exact same problems and I really needed FSD for driving and working overnights and you just really saved me here. Thank you sir!

[@dporrasxtremeLS3]

YES!

[@KaceyGreen]

Disappointing that Tesla missed this, and awesome that the tools were there and free, and you got it fixed so quickly once you decided to take things into your own hands.

[@KaceyGreen]

yeah the last quote they gave me on my car was extremely humbling

[@dalececil7527]

Keep Red Ranger for a long time. Will be following you as you surpass 200, 300,400k miles.

[@rmkep]

There are holes in Tesla Service and your experience and eventual outcome isn't uncommon. The irony is that because Tesla's are so reliable, many of the service center's have rookie employees and they do a poor job with edge case complaints. As you discovered, the Tesla community is a good place to start when an odd problem like yours comes up. BTW, using service mode isn't a hack ... 🙂

[@dporrasxtremeLS3]

Thanks for your input! Tesla wins!

[@PaulSage]

Andy, THANK YOU!!! This totally worked for me - got the windshield replaced about 8 weeks ago and have been stuck on 99% for most of that time. Thanks again!!!

[@guyg2005]

I have replaced two windshields on my Y and you should always take it to Tesla. Same price and they know what they are doing.

[@samschuerman3780]

Sometimes insurnace doesn’t let that, schedule, etc.

[@bigdougscommentary5719]

@@samschuerman3780only if you have crap insurance

[@MyTeslaTrek]

Clearly they don’t. If they did, he wouldn’t have had to do it himself.

[@wesbishop3790]

🙄

[@zabryant01]

Insurances cannot tell you where you can and can’t fix your car. They can try but legally they cannot if you refuse to listen to them.

[@dyhppyx]

This is really messed up. Thanks for telling us

[@michaelguzman2699]

This is why I’m a HUGE proponent for taking cars to their own dealerships/service centers unless it’s something pretty normal like tires I highly doubt this would’ve been an issue had Tesla themselves replaced them windshield

[@robertsmith2956]

if safelite charges more than a thousand. I would hate to think what Tesla would charge. I called them once to get a chip fixed, I can replace the windshield cheaper than they can fix a chip. I just paid $183 for a new windshield. Junk yard was selling them for $25 on fathers day, but I didn't have the knife/scraper to remove one. I have another reason to not buy a tesla now.

[@thomasreese2816]

Tesla replaced my glass for less than Safelite charged here. It was just over $1k

[@thomasreese2816]

​@@robertsmith2956 Keep in mind that Tesla has a special glass and is generally larger than traditional vehicles. Most manufacturers would likely charge similar for a replacement service

[@michaelguzman2699]

@@robertsmith2956 what I mean is always go first party. I don’t personally care about the price so long as it gets done by the company who makes it. They know better than anyone how it works and how to fix it. It’s also a windshield, in what universe is that less than $200??? Even a normal cars would be at least $800 or so if not easily $1K or more Tesla or otherwise

[@robertsmith2956]

@@michaelguzman2699 That hasn't been my experience. I had a defroster try and kill me. Kept over riding the AC and turning it off so the window would fog up. went to the dealer to get the computer reprogrammed so it left the AC on, they couldn't do it.

[@poland153]

It’s not a hack if it’s a built in button you can press lol though surprising that tesla techs didn’t do that first resetting all cameras like that…

[@cxvzf]

Thanks for posting this. This fixed my cabin camera unavailable issue.

[@msawyer91]

With the FSD transfer, I would pull the trigger on a Highland. I went from a 2020 Model 3 long range to a 2034 Model Y long range. The tax credit and FSD transfer earlier this year really sweetened the deal.

[@bigdougscommentary5719]

I had a Tesla mobile tech tell me that other glass companies such as Safelite don’t do everything that needs to be done when replacing a windshield. I’ve had three windshields replaced, all by Tesla, and NEVER had a problem with my FSD.

[@donaldstinnett5630]

Safelite just didn't know to calibrate the cameras after replacing the windshield. Had they done so, Andy would never have made this video.

[@LearntodriveTesla]

Upgrade to new 3 but keep red ranger for uber or Turo rentals!

[@experiencex70]

Keep the car since it was only a overlooked error on Tesla part. Hopefully they will have FSD transfer again in the future if something else happens.

[@techgeektesla]

Keep your car! That’s what I would do. There’s nothing wrong with it & it’s a bit of a collector’s item, too, if you ask me. Plus, you can use it to generate income when the Robotaxi network is running. Think of it like a house. Don’t sell it. Just rent it out. Put it on Turo, worst case. But don’t sell it. No need to get a new car unless you like spending money.

[@babyyoda8195]

I have 2018 as well. Zero interest in upgrading to new 3

[@williamgrunzweig571]

This video is pure gold. If I need this info again I know where to go. Ty so much.

[@PaulSage]

Same here - ‘17X - service appointment next week. I’m going to try your fix - thanks!

[@airgunningyup]

at 12k value , id keep driving it till the wheels fall off.. It literally cannot depreciate much more. Im having similar issues, i have no cruise control , no autopilot etc..Im doing software updates and hope it all comes back after that

[@AWritersHusband]

I say keep your car until it no longer works for you. Interested in seeing how long your car holds up.

[@dumitru_sirbu]

+1

[@geneshifter]

We love our model 3 but as soon as something catastrophic happens it will be traded.

[@samschuerman3780]

I was having the same issue while I had my trial( never got to use it). Will try this and try to get a new 30 day trial and report back!

[@mrbob581]

Had the same issue with windshield replaced by Tesla in 2019 my model s. The hardware for the FSD computer got stuck in a boot loader issue when upgrading software while not 100% calibrated after the windshield replacement. Cost me $1800 bucks to get fixed from Tesla, and that’s with a lot of pushback…

[@swbluto777]

I think you trade it in with a trade. New Upgraded version of a 2024 (6 years newer), Taking advantage of Tax Rebate your cost for new is almost 22K and you still have your FSD on newer hardware. Fall in love with it all over again and continue making new Vids on your channel. Best Wishes Andy whatever you decide.

[@teslatalk42069]

You should 100% get a new one, especially while you can transfer the FSD this is a no-brainer

[@pbm___000]

Take on 10s of thousands of dollars of debt for a new car because Elon threatening last time you can transfer? This is something paid for but won't stay with a car if sold? Where is the class action to require this basic protection

[@donaldstinnett5630]

@@pbm___000 I seriously doubt Andy will need to take on "10s of thousands of dollars of debt" to buy a new Tesla. This is the guy with enough credits to get two free Roadsters. And he likely makes plenty of money from his channel. It would probably be a cash purchase taken from his Mad Money stash. This isn't a complaint by the way. I like Andy's videos. We live near each other even though I've never met him. I wish him every success. I also wish I'd thought of it first.

[@pbm___000]

@@donaldstinnett5630 maybe I meant the average Joe, not the guy essentially on Tesla/KZbin payroll

[@Aegisx5]

Safelite replaced a windshield on my Kia Stinger and used an aftermarket (crap quality) gel pad between the windshield and sensors/camera, causing the auto wipers to malfunction. They had to remove and replace the gel pad (and the windshield had to come off) two additional times before they finally used the OEM one and resolved the problem. All so they could save a few dollars.

[@zmarko]

Did the Tesla Service Center try unhooking the 12v battery AND the HV Battery (the connection under the rear seat)? I had to do that to mine when I replaced my 12v battery after replacing it. I made a service appt because I couldn't figure out why the 12v battery warning wouldn't go away, but the appt was 2 weeks out, so on a whim I decided to pull the rear seat bottom and disconnect the HV connection and the 12v. Hooked it back up and it's worked fine ever since (6+ months ago).

[@Lestat1759]

The most useful Tesla related video on YT thus far ! Thank You ! 😍 BTW, you should sell this one for about $20k and buy the new one and transfer the FSD ;)

[@fiehlsport]

It’s got 142,000mi - I think the trade value he got is somewhat realistic.

[@KomputerTechniker]

Get the new one and keep both until you can private sell the 2018. I did this and currently have both cars (both red AWD). I transferred FSD to the 2024 and have an FSD subscription for the 2018. The 2024 is amazing and totally worth it! PS switching back and forth between stalks and no stalks will screw with your brain for awhile 🤯🤣

[@MrFrmartin]

Just bought my first Tesla and received it last week, ill keep this video marked just in case this happens to me. thanks for the video

[@jecademar]

I’ve had several problems with the software in my 2018 model 3 with 83K miles. The precondition starts with out it being programmed and sometimes the walk away lock does not lock the doors but I get a notification the doors are not locked. I just out new Salum tires in it but I want to upgrade to a 2024 model Y. Do you know if I can transfer my enhanced autopilot to the new model Y ? Thanks

[@goofy_xf6223]

Question for anyone who owns a Tesla…. So I’m giving up my v8 Camaro to get an EV because I comments a total of 100 miles a day and paying $800 a month for gas is extremely stupid. My question is what are the differences between the 3 and the Y. Those are the only 2 models that are aesthetically pleasing to me. I really want the Y and feel like I should get it based on that.

[@rborroto]

I just picked up my new Model Y yesterday and it's awesome, with tons of internal space and comfort, it feels great on the road, with a higher stance and better view of the road than the Model 3. IMHO I think the Model Y is a better value, and you may qualify for the current $7,500 EV tax credit, given to you at time of purchase.

[@billlowe9417]

Sorry for your trouble, Andy. Love your channel!

[@donaldstinnett5630]

Andy, In September 2023 I sold my 2018 M3 for the 2023 model year, exactly and only because I could transfer FSD ... at that time, only available if you took delivery by the end of the month, which I did. This was just before Highland was released, but I wanted to make the transfer before the "one and only transfer period" ran out. Now, it seems FSD transfer will be available periodically, and maybe even made permanent. Who can say with Tesla. I think I was a little hoodwinked on the one-month-only transfer offer but I have a nice 2023 Model 3 so I guess it's OK -- just not Highland, sadly. Tesla only offered 13,000 for my 2018 vehicle. I took it to a couple of local dealers and shopped it around. In the end I sold it to a dealer for almost twice what Tesla offered. You might consider that. And I think the tax incentive is at the point of sale now, rather than something you get at tax time, so that certainly helps with a purchase. I would get the new car now, while the FSD transfer is available, because it gives you that much newer vehicle and Tesla could end the transfer offer at any moment. Maybe this second time will really be the one-and-only time. You don't want to pay for it again. Naturally, I would do this only if your finances warrant it. I suspect they do.

[@stevencheng9863]

Hi Andy, Thank you for sharing. I just had to replace my windshield and my camera calibration is also stuck. I tried your recommendations to go into the service menu. Still no luck. I should have mentioned that I also have 2018 Model 3, and I have not updated to FSD, just have EAP options. Do you mind share how long did it take to calibrate your camera finally? Thank you,

[@wilborville]

Andy. Got my Model 3 right after you. Same dilemma. Keep an otherwise awesome car that does everything still? Or take advantage, when I don't need a new car, of the Tax credit and FSD transfer. I figure the Tax credit will remain from now on. Thanks Tesla. The FSD transfer ends, end of August. Latter is the issue. $8000 value. At least a one time lifelong FSD transfer would be special. I'd wait.

[@lashlarue59]

As bad as this was the really bad thing is paying $15,000 FSD and not being able to use it on a different car when you buy a new car. It's just a software license so as long as you're not using it on 2 different cars at the same time there should be no limit on transferring it.

[@wilborville]

For fun I checked to see the trade-in value of my Mod 3. Started getting texts from Tesla folks out west (area code, Nevada). How does FSD transfer work? Something about the old car and new car have to be on your account at the same time. OK with trade-in but how with sale of old car to a private buyer? Still confused.

[@dchubworldsharenetwork]

​"When you place your first order, you'll be asked to create a Tesla Account." 👇 FSD is "linked" to your Tesla Account (Tesla App Account). Check "Read" below! You can transfer FSD only once and from the same account (old vehicle) to the same account that is now in the new vehicle. From the old vehicle to the new vehicle, which is now linked to the same account as the previous vehicle. FSD can not be transferred to another account and can only be transferred once. Read: The FSD is tied to the car VIN, so transfer is only possible when the company allows/approves it. The account is only for them to know your new vehicle, etc. You can check Full Self-Driving Capability Transfers I don't have a Tesla, I don't even have an EV, but I can still help you. Of course, you should also contact support first before. Have a nice day.

[@dchubworldsharenetwork]

​"When you place your first order, you'll be asked to create a Tesla Account." FSD is "linked" to your Tesla Account (Tesla App Account). Check "Read" below! You can transfer FSD only once and from the same account (old vehicle) to the same account that is now in the new vehicle. From the old vehicle to the new vehicle, which is now linked to the same account as the previous vehicle. FSD can not be transferred to another account and can only be transferred once. Read: The FSD is tied to the car VIN, so transfer is only possible when the company allows/approves it. The account is only for them to know your new vehicle, etc. For more info - check: Full Self-Driving Capability Transfers I don't have a Tesla, I don't even have an EV, but I can still help you. Of course, you should also contact support first before. Have a nice day.

[@dchubworldsharenetwork]

​"When you place your first order, you'll be asked to create a Tesla Account." FSD is "linked" to your Tesla Account (Tesla App Account). Check "Read" below! You can transfer FSD only once and from the same account (old vehicle) to the same account that is now in the new vehicle. From the old vehicle to the new vehicle, which is now linked to the same account as the previous vehicle. FSD can not be transferred to another account and can only be transferred once. Read: The FSD is tied to the car VIN, so transfer is only possible when the company allows/approves it. The account is only for them to know your new vehicle, etc. For more info: Full Self-Driving Capability Transfers I don't have a Tesla, I don't even have an EV, but I can still help you. Of course, you should also contact support first before. Have a nice day.

[@dchubworldsharenetwork]

​"When you place your first order, you'll be asked to create a Tesla Account." FSD is "linked" to your Tesla Account (Tesla App Account). Check "Read" below! You can transfer FSD only once and from the same account (old vehicle) to the same account that is now in the new vehicle. From the old vehicle to the new vehicle, which is now linked to the same account as the previous vehicle. FSD can not be transferred to another account and can only be transferred once. Read: The FSD is tied to the car VIN, so transfer is only possible when the company allows/approves it. The account is only for them to know your new vehicle, etc. More: Full Self-Driving Capability Transfers I don't have a Tesla, I don't even have an EV, but I can still help you. Of course, you should also contact support first before. Have a nice day.

[@slyguyaction]

Zero issues when I asked for a windshield replacement through the Tesla app. Insurance paid for it and I just paid my $500 deductible. Cracked to replaced in 3 days. Done.

[@yvetteberndt3155]

Tesla service center in Colorado charged me the same amount! Not safelite issue, Tesla issue. I'm thinking you honestly are not surprised, right, Andy?

[@KineticEV]

Good to know that technique. It's something to look out for in my Model Y and information I can pass on to others in my social media groups. I'd say upgrade on if that is where your heart is. But truth be told I would wait. I have a end of year 2022 with HW3 and Tesla is already talking about HW5 or better known as AI5 being the one FSD will most likely work even better with. I assume HW4 will be fine but I'd simply wait. If the current car is paid off then keep it since you won't get much for it and maybe add the new Model 3 later and transfer FSD if they still allow you to. Now you have two cars. Use one as our Uber or robotaxi and the ew one as your everyday driver.

[@woodmanrog]

I am now about to trade my 2020 model 3 for the new Highland. Reasons: 1. A much improved car 2. My 3-year warrantee expired, and it cost $435 to replace a $59 outside speaker. 4. FSD is transferrable. I too am disappointed that my car is only worth 21K in trade but, I am saving 8K on FSD. 4. after a test drive on the new model, 5. I WANT ONE!!! Mine has been a great car and service to this point has been excellent save the labor charge for the speaker replacement. BTW, I have only 27 thousand miles on this car with new tires. You would not regret owning the new model.

[@lastlion65]

7500 tax won't be there after November

[@lex-jimm6371]

Congrats ANDY on the fix. Seems like a mobile tech visit initially would have resolved it easily. My experience was that the mobile techs learn the inside tricks because they have direct customer interactions. But this solution should be in the Owners Manual too.

[@Uranday]

now you compared EAP vs FSD on the high way... Is there a difference?

[@BethlehemHawk.]

Dont trade ! You used it 150000 miles and we are believing you can make more with it keep it 🙏🏼

[@dronyland]

I was excited about the sentry mode app, until I saw it was a subscription plan. Companies needs to stop doing that subscription model, and back to the good old days when you just pay once for something and then it's yours. 😵‍💫

[@kevmaninc201]

You Should let Safelight know so that they can do this each time they replace a windshield so others don't have the issue.

[@bspencersf]

Timely… I picked up my new model Y5 days ago and I am in the same boat as you are or rather word… Camera is stuck at 99%. I’m gonna try your trick next time I get in the car

[@tombrown1906]

Several years ago, I had a similar experience with Safelite. The car was a 2015 Acura RLX. They were very kind, tried over two multi-hour visits, but could not calibrate the lane keeping assist feature after replacing the windshield. I took it to the dealer who noticed the camera on one side was now broken. It was replaced by Acura under warranty, and the car was quickly calibrated. I think Safelite is good at basic chip repair and windshield replacement, and they are always kind. But I would not let their techs near my Tesla.

[@strouja]

Keep it. I’m in the same boat as you and we are keeping our 2018 model three.

[@kingcooleyiv]

That's what happened to me and I got my windshield replaced at Tesla. I had to wait for an update and it fixed itself.

[@Brett-sd5hj]

Omg I needed to see this video, thank you!

[@campbjc]

Keep your current car. If everything works why replace it? I can't imagine selling my 2021 M3LR. In the end the decision is up to you but would you want to part with that car you've had this long?

[@jdmack2000]

Keep your car! I want to know how well it ages. I think the EV market is mature enough for a great used market. But, if you love the FSD then I guess take the deal. But for me after trying FSD for two weeks, Tesla would have to pay me to use it.

[@tafl-9198]

Great job 👍 I would have complained to Tesla. You paid for nothing… Also $12.000 is insanely low. Doesnt make sense to trade it in at all. Perfectly good car.

[@gasbelle3420]

keep going with your original plan to get to 10 years Andy! Overall you still seem happy with Red Ranger :)

[@jamesnobles1]

Andy bud, I would upgrade if your heart is set on it and if the timing saves you money to do so now. Now I realize that when you go to the dealership that they are supposed to be the experts on anything related to your car. That being said, I would call Tesla and ask to speak with the person in the service department that was unable to fix your car and tell him how to fix it so they could train the other service staff to be able to do the same repair. It might be that in all of their training and service requirement equipment and manuals they have on site to fix issues that this "bug" is a relatively new thing that they have not seen before. If that is the case, they need to know the procedure of how to go about correcting the calibration of the cameras so the self driving feature resumes correct functionality. Its like being a beta tester and working in new operating systems or releases of software to find what doesn't work to be able to tell the manufacturers so they can debug it for everyone with a software update. It is frustrating but still, its the kind thing to do that could help the next person in line beyond your video for those that did what you did, take your car to Tesla instead of looking for how to fix it yourself out of desperation and extreme frustration. 🙂

[@CharilaosKalogirou]

Definitely go for the new long range or even better the performance! Ultra red ftw!

[@mikesimons1544]

Will keep that hack in mind. When I tried a trade in for the 2019 M3, they gave me a figure, and then quickly reduced it $5k for some reason. Carvana got it instead.

[@dangrass]

Great work. Congrats!

[@davisreid873]

If you can sell it privately and still transfer FSD yes if not keep it Turo it get the highland. Pay for most the payment if not all of it.

[@markpirola8152]

Thankyou for this information….. the delays you received are a gain for community knowledge. The solution is damning for Tesla support. Will they update their global service teams on this fix? KZbin needs a high level Tesla service liaison channel to acknowledge these events and inform on internal Tesla remedies. Tesla service needs to be highly trusted… that is win win.

[@MacPOPOPO]

Great video! Sorry for your trouble

[@JustinAZ]

It was clear from just your opening statement that you're really just looking for an excuse to upgrade. I still stick with what I said the last time you asked for an opinion on this: stay with what you have. Its so easy to chase the shiny new thing. I'm sticking with my 2019 Model 3 with FSD for as long as I can. By the time I NEED to replace it, Tesla will have an even better car out and likely at a better price.

[@anzonix]

Trade for the 2024 Model 3, its hugely improved and would be great for content

[@JoseRodriguez-zu6dq]

Keep the OG Red; that's what makes your videos interesting. Don't give in 💪🏼

[@TheGOF]

Not a hack, you just properly recalibrated the cameras. I was shown this by the Tesla technician who replaced a camera on my MY. So yeah, Tesla should have known. Including the current price of FSD, you can buy a new, 6 year newer M3 Long Range for $20k. If you can afford it and still like the M3, it makes total sense to trade.

[@bowie4759]

Definitely upgrade to a new long range mate!

[@aigtrader2984]

First of all if insurance is covering the cost of the windshield, get an OEM windshield… They cost almost $2000 but what do you care? That probably would've solved all your problems right there. But the second thing is an awesome hack the Tesla service should know but you'd be amazed at how much they don't.

[@eastmanwebb5477]

Thank you for sharing this. It was very valuable information. I’m leaning towards you keeping your current car. It’s better for the environment.

[@matthewh.kimm.d.9784]

Keep your car. I’m keeping mine. I thought about trading in my model 3 when I got 2024 Model Y…it was worth $10,000. Nope, I kept both cars.

[@wilborville]

Posted on X recently; Couple months ago, driving manually, the stop light "wake up" chime couldn't be heard. No one else complaining on line. Now what? (out of warranty, 2018 Mod 3) Set up a Service date. Had some back & forth chat. They set up a visit & $200 estimate. Screw it. Cancelled. (hour+ drive to service center. $200 to investigate? At least two people I had email exchanges wanted more data. "I can't hear it. Wife can't hear it. Numerous trials. Turned off Joe mode. It used to work" type chat) I can live without it. FIXED NEXT UPDATE!

[@joebullwinkle5099]

Yes, get a new model three long range. It’s a steel at that price and you get to keep your FSD.

[@reasonitout9087]

Confucius Advice Top Pick of the day: " Man who sells a functioning car before car is used up is throwing away money that could be earning many happy money with TSLA." And I am impressed that you solved the problem the way you did. I will save your video and refer to it should I ever have a camera related problem or other problem such as what you experienced. Good Job!🙏

[@emanuelbandrabur5338]

My trade in value for my 2013 toyota camry base model was $8k, I just traded this weekend. It's insane how fast your tesla devalued

[@b4804514]

Check out BMW 7 series or MB S class.

next time by a complaint with the DMV, normally it’s under the bureau of repair that you do the complaint

[@jimadams2113]

Great info, thanks Andy

[@casperhansen826]

Happy that you fixed it that easily, too bad it took so long to figure it out.

[@CGingerbreadman]

Always interesting to see where you are in Louisville. My place of work is right next to that Safelite, and my wife works right down the road from the Tesla service center.

[@sewing1]

Trade it in, take the $12,000 trade in value, transfer FSD, enjoy not paying sales tax on the trade in value. Enjoy your new Model 3.

[@ftllum]

I was stuck at 99% for about a month after Tesla replaced my windshield. It finally cleared after some highway driving.

[@marklefler4007]

How many miles on the car? And current battery degreadation?

[@MrTekniqs]

The Glass was 587. 31... What the hell is the Recal Dual Method?

[@kellyhpdx]

I'd keep your current car and continue to drive it as long as you can. Looks like you take good care of your vehicle, so I don't see any reason to upgrade to a newer car unless you absolutely need one. Save whatever car payment you would be making in a separate account and by the time you do buy a new one you can just purchase it outright with cash.

[@rhondamarinakis1673]

So I have spoken to Tesla numerous times regarding the windshield wipers coming on when there is no moisture on my windshield with no luck! It drives me crazy when there are bugs all over the windshield and they come on! Would love any❤suggestions you may have!

[@MrScott_e]

Keep the car! I would attribute it to local incompetance at the Tesla service center.

[@takafumi1937]

I think you already know, upgrade to the new model 3 highland ;)

[@tonyv283]

Upgrade all the way. The new Model 3 is amazing. No matter what enjoy your Tesla!

[@craigwflys]

Sell your Model 3 via private party (I know it's a pain but you'll get most money) and upgrade. You're a content creator and having the latest and the greatest is always a good thing. The new content alone will help pay the difference.

[@terrancecloverfield6791]

Exactly. I'll buy that Model 3 for $12k lol, and he can make content on me. Everyone wins.

[@joeyvinzo4531]

That’s so funny! You filmed the “bad guy alert” on 7/1, my birthday. Lol. Great video.

[@vhol93]

Change for a new one, more content for the channel! Fsd transfer is a great incentive

[@yeeieio]

You said it yourself. Expensive repairs/parts. Bad depreciation! Why’d you want to do it again if your car is in decent shape. Drive it to the ground, so maybe we’ll find out how good/bad battery degradation is on it!

[@Alexzw92]

Keep your car. Save your $$

[@TeslaWellz]

I’m speechless I hope all Tesla service center employees see this free training video on how to properly calibrates cameras. Experiences like this will slow the adoption of ice cars switching over especially if Tesla the only ones to service the vehicle

[@Thomas-uf9ts]

Hey Andy, I enjoy the content of your videos and wanted to reach out and see if you'd be willing to sell your Model 3 private party? I live in Indpls and would love to have a Model 3 to commute to work, let me know your thoughts?

[@seenstee]

Service mode. Reset all cameras. Redeploy fw.

[@onarom23]

The money you would save by transferring your FSD to a new m3 seems like less than the money you would loose by trading in your car. But... how much revenue can videos of the new m3 bring you???

[@pawochoa]

Upgrade of course!

[@matteo4413]

Tesla's service centers, expensive parts, stance against right to repair, etc. will always be a major issue...hope they change...

[@TheGOF]

The Safelite price is about what I paid for a 2017 Ford Edge with a windshield camera calibration.