MODEL X CLICKING FIXED? AND FSD V12.3.4

EV Channels Review

The reviewer details a service appointment for their Tesla Model X Plaid to address a persistent clicking noise. The issue was diagnosed and fixed by reinstalling the bash plate, confirming the technician's initial assessment. Additionally, a lifting rear quarter glass seal, which was damaging the PPF, was also secured. The reviewer was provided a Model X Long Range 7-seater as a loaner, equipped with FSD v12.3.4. While acknowledging technological advancements and improvements in FSD, the reviewer found it still required frequent disengagement due to aggressive, confrontational, and sometimes incorrect driving decisions, particularly in complex intersections and on highways. They expressed that FSD, even at a reduced price, is not a worthwhile expense for their driving style, preferring the free Autopilot for traffic situations. The reviewer also highlighted concerns about privacy and data security with Tesla loaner vehicles, noting instances where user profiles and Sentry mode recordings were not properly wiped, potentially exposing personal information. Ultimately, the reviewer is pleased that their Model X Plaid repairs were covered under warranty.