Tesla Model 3 Drive and Blinker/Windshield Wiper Fluid Stalks Explained

Thanks! I'm going to try this on my Model S.

Very helpful man

Thank you!

Thank you so much for this, I heard the auto high beams weren't the best on the Tesla and I frequently need to turn my high beams off and on when I'm driving home from work to not blind other drivers!

Great video as usual!

omg! So simple. I have been driving my car since 2018 and had yet to figure it out. I have my car inspection coming up this month. Thus far, I have told the inspector that the high beams are auto and I couldn't turn them on. I got my renewal sticker each year because the inspector trusted me. This time I can prove the high beams work.

Very helpful! How many calls you must save Tesla Service.

Good! I'll check it out. This auto-high beam doesn't always make the best choices. Switches on and off too frequently in my opinion. Sometimes I like to go to low beam when it's dark but I'm approaching a pedestrian or cyclist. It's courteous to not blind them unneccesarily. Sometimes it is more effective to use low beam when driving in fog so you avoid the glare bouncing back at you. Sometimes driving on city streets it's best to just stay on low beam as there is enough streetlighting. Etc. Etc.

Can you advise how to manually turn (not flash) on high beam with auto high-beam function activated?

Simple great instructions

Thanks!

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