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I think the new Tesla Model Y is by far the best-looking car on the road now. Tesla designers absolutely aced its looks. It is modern, elegant,...
Again, you don't want to leave the Gen 4 or Gen 5 Prius PHEV plugged in for longer than overnight, as it induces a significant parasitic draw on...
Yes, if you leave the Gen 4 or Gen 5 Prius PHEV plugged in for two weeks, it will drain the 12-V battery. You should only keep it plugged in...
Speaking of to each his own when it comes to making your life easier, I still can’t convince @Mendel Leisk to upgrade from his bicycle hand pump...
I’m glad it works. Perhaps the rain has cleaned it. You need to keep it sparkling clean for it to work.
@maiki, could you post the same display I posted, showing each day separately?
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This screenshot is from this presentation I linked. It is amazing how radar can see the invisible. However, it requires extensive digital signal...
Seeing in the dark: Unlocking AI in next-gen radar applications | DC51121 | GTC DC 2025 | NVIDIA on-demand
So, I see you’re saying you can land a plane in dense fog using only cameras, and that the instrument landing system (ILS) is garbage.
Perhaps you do not need lidar, but you absolutely need radar because cameras can’t see through fog or in certain lighting conditions. Teslas are...
FWIW, there hasn’t been a single recall on my 2021 Prius Prime Limited PHEV.
You mean the OEM charge rating of 45 Ah, not the CCA current rating, right? The Duracell wouldn't be more than 50 Ah. CCA current rating has...
It is very unlikely that there is an unusual parasitic drain unless you have a third-party accessory, but that should be obvious if that is the...
And ignore the noise from outrageous, false, and misguided claims posted here by some with limited technical skills. They cannot be avoided in...
There is not necessarily a parasitic draw. Chances are that your battery needs manual charging. The car cannot charge deeply discharged batteries....
My Gearhead brand 1/2” socket set goes up to 24 mm. But I guess I am more of a serious DIY type. I thought the previous one had a 10-mm bolt...
Really? How can you work on a car without a full socket set—casual or serious?
The oil drain plug socket was 14 mm? It’s been a long time since I did DIY oil changes.
