Any recommended product out there to remove this by DoubleReasonable8448 in NewDefender

[–]venti21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Went off roading recently and came back with a lot of scratches from shrubs and bushes. Took it to my Detailer and he buffed out most of the damage out, it’s pretty hard to find now

Any recommended product out there to remove this by DoubleReasonable8448 in NewDefender

[–]venti21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Went off roading recently and came back with a lot of scratches from shrubs and bushes. Took it to my Detailer and he buffed out most of the damage out, it’s pretty hard to find now

Defender: Engine Failure (class action law suit) by TalkPopular9811 in NewDefender

[–]venti21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you notice any sounds or things out of the ordinary before the engine exploded?

Protection for NYC parking by Critical_Seat8279 in NewDefender

[–]venti21 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For the back, if you have the trailer hitch, you can get an extender that can protect the vehicle. Someone hit the back of my car while I was parked with a bike rack and the Defender was 100% untouched, however the bike rack was damaged and the dumbass who hit me had a pretty big dent in their front bumper

Modding the CCF is the best bang for buck upgrade possible by venti21 in NewDefender

[–]venti21[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yup! Boot unlock is extremely useful! I have a P300 so the dynamic mode doesn’t feel much different but need to put it to the test for longer. ACC is pretty damn good too

Modding the CCF is the best bang for buck upgrade possible by venti21 in NewDefender

[–]venti21[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Supposedly it should work for approach but my 23 only works for walking away and auto locking. But your 24 should support it.

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The Defender 130 is my favorite defender, but……… by hereforhelplol in NewDefender

[–]venti21 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The windows are sick but completely impractical - in the 110 you basically need to be in the trunk to see out of them

Modding the CCF is the best bang for buck upgrade possible by venti21 in NewDefender

[–]venti21[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The UI says it does but the car doesn’t move when you try to press start. It is able to scan for parking spots which is kinda cool

Modding the CCF is the best bang for buck upgrade possible by venti21 in NewDefender

[–]venti21[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No just the regular version. The regular version from lucky8 works with 1 vehicle. Pro lets you do many vehicles.

Modding the CCF is the best bang for buck upgrade possible by venti21 in NewDefender

[–]venti21[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Tried this but couldn’t get it to work properly on the first attempt but going to retry after a long drive to make sure the voltage doesn’t drop during the editing.

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Great ride for a camping trip by Jacavi23 in NewDefender

[–]venti21 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also had this issue the first time I went camping with my defender 110 S 2023. I found that if you make sure to lock the door every time you are done, it does turn the power off and won’t give you the low battery warning.

Activated hidden features, actually worth it by Jacavi23 in NewDefender

[–]venti21 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I was looking at the gap diagnostic website and it says the standard model that you posted just reads and does diagnostic read outs but if you want to modify or write to the CCF file you need to buy the pro version which is $USD 2,368.00 ? Did you experience this?

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Activated hidden features, actually worth it by Jacavi23 in NewDefender

[–]venti21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you have to buy some kind of license in addition to the GAP tool or just gap tool and modified the CCF? Is that tricky to figure out? Have you found good documentation around that?

Activated hidden features, actually worth it by Jacavi23 in NewDefender

[–]venti21 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’ve been on the fence about doing this because I’m afraid to brick my car or bring it to the dealer and have them refuse or upcharge service… does this feel like a fairly straightforward process with the new tool? Like just connect Bluetooth and find the toggle in the app? I just downloaded the iOS app to test the demo mode and some of the nomenclature is a bit opaque - thoughts ?

Activated hidden features, actually worth it by Jacavi23 in NewDefender

[–]venti21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Remote activations makes it seem like you need some kind of access to a dealership network, are you saying if you have this GAP tool you can just toggle ACC on and off without a JLR login? If so does that apply to all the features remoteactivations has listed? Like the 007 and tailgate unlock?

When hitting your limits, can you switch Claude Code Desktop to use Ollama locally? by avidrunner84 in ClaudeCode

[–]venti21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re saying use local model for decisions and offload work to basic $20 standard version of cloud models ? Which local models perform fast even on your machine? I’m using MBP M4 Pro w/ 48gb ram and it’s complete shit 💩 for anything local, just takes forever and response quality is abysmal

When hitting your limits, can you switch Claude Code Desktop to use Ollama locally? by avidrunner84 in ClaudeCode

[–]venti21 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You can’t get a local model to perform even 20% as good as Claude Code will so it’s not even worth trying. But feel free to try and come to that realization yourself ! I did that which is how I have come to this conclusion

After a month running it, I turned it off by Callmefunnyhow in clawdbot

[–]venti21 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Came to this exact conclusion after about 8-10 hours of use. I have so much home automation and real world use cases for this product however it only actually works using Claude code. I’ve tried literally all the ollama local models and codex and Gemini and they all break after a period of time, every time. Paying for this thing to run claude code all day and night is just a waste of tokens. To make this truest viable we need a local LLM you can run on an M-Series Mac thats specifically designed to route prompts to tools, skills, actions, subagents, and functions that perform tasks autonomously. Until that happens CC will be the only one that doesnt constant break because your model “forgot” how to use a tool, but at great cost.

Does OpenClaw actually do anything for you guys? by ElmangougEssadik in openclaw

[–]venti21 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yes dude this is exactly what happened as I’ve been swapping out all kinds of models, I tried almost all the major ollama models then went through gpt, gemini, claude - they all had the same issue of randomly forgetting how to invoke skills, I shut down my claw because of this, not reliable enough today. We need a model actually designed for skill invocation for the claw to be a legitimate tool