Finally got this back from the framer. Hangs beside my desk so when work is shit I can look at it and immediately trigger memories of the most amazing night I’ve ever had again.. again..
Hi All,
I have been having issues with my 2026 Model Y since 10 days after delivery. Initially this was connectivity faults - losing all lte/bluetooth/wifi which Tesla tried and failed to fix. I am currently dealing with this situation through legal routes so not looking for advice on this.
I have however found this concerning error in the service mode logs. As you can see it relates to the electronic power steering potentially not being available.
There were also a number of other alerts which after investigation appear to be a can bus cascade of errors which included loss of signal from abs, steering, speed, occupancy sensors and steering angle sensors. These occurred during a drive and there was no indication these errors occurred while driving.
Has anyone ever seen these errors before? I am not going to drive the car until I hear back from Tesla however this may be some days.
Thanks in advance.
I’m an old raver…well maybe not that old, I missed the early 90’s illegal rave scene but my first electronic show was the chems in 97 and it set me on a course to clubs, gigs and raves that’s seen me jump on planes at short notice on nye to see the chems dj to jump on a plane to see Fred and Thomas dj at short notice. I’ve seen the chems 56 times from Tokyo to my home in Dublin. From massive arena shows to clubs and festivals.
I’ve seen them 2 nights in a row in ally pally.
I’ve seen Fred play sziget.
But there was something about the show on 27th.
Maybe it was the circumstances. The short notice. The race to the airport and across London to get there. The incredible access I got through an amazing friend…but it was something more than that. The togetherness of the crowd, even the “posers” on the bleachers. I purposely stayed on the very back one, where no cameras can see you…people there danced…I danced. We weren’t there to look good. I was sweaty! But even closer to the stage people were there for the music. Maybe it’s the no phones rule (which is actually very strictly enforced on the bleachers!) that kept people in the moment.
Anyway…I’m taking a long time to not really get to the point…I don’t know what my point is.
I guess it’s that it as a special night…it was real, raw, and felt like a proper night for music and for bringing people together. It wasn’t a spectacle for the sake of it. It was always about the music and the people, and making sure everyone connected to the music first and foremost. That’s not easy to do, but Fred seems to have found the magic formula.