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So we encourage you to join (or start) special-interest and regional-based Rivian clubs at: https://www.rivianforums.com/forum/group-categories/clubs-groups.1/
My guess is something came loose and was flapping on the hood for a thousand mile or so. It’s just a hazy looking abrasion on the clear coat, you can’t feel it physically and they seem confident their on site detailer can handle it quickly.
You'll want to be in Edge or Chrome for these instructions - other browsers can do it but the steps may vary. Note - DevTools are safe but can be scary and intimidating.
Open a new window and hit the F12 key, or right-click on the page and select "inspect." A new pane or window should open up called DevTools or similar. You should see a row of tabs along the top. Click the "Network" tab. Check the "disable cache" box at the top. Should look something like this.
In the new tab, go to rivian.com and sign into your account, then navigate to the vehicle reservation (the icon that says "R1T 01" on the left).
Go back to DevTools, hit the magnifying glass icon, and type configurationStatus. The list below should filter to one or a few items. You want an entry or entries that start with "graphql". Click the text below graphql.
In the right-hand pane, click the "response" tab and then click the little {} button at the bottom to pretty-print this response so it is readable. You should see a structured JSON payload with the properties and values we're comparing here (and a bunch of personal data like your address, preordered accessories, configuration, etc.). The pertinent info should be under "orderSnapshots". If you don't see it, try clicking the other graphql responses in the left-hand pane.
Once you're done, close DevTools so it doesn't sit there recording network activity for no reason
Be careful sharing screenshots or copied text from this view - there's a lot of your personal information in there including various GUIDs, your name and address, etc.
No. I saw a vehicle ID before my guide said I was matched with a VIN
Got it, thanks. So is there any real point to having a vehicle ID then that we’re aware of?
My Guide did not seem to know when I was disconnected from my vin. I got curious and double checked my vehicleID on the website. It had switched back to “null”. I reached out to my guide who told me it was no problem. 1 hour later he let me know it was a problem! He called me late on Friday night and told it was resolved. I logged back in and my Vehicle ID was back. He also told my portal for the 8 steps would open this weekend. Not yet…,
Question… now that you have your truck is your vehicleID related to your vin?You'll want to be in Edge or Chrome for these instructions - other browsers can do it but the steps may vary. Note - DevTools are safe but can be scary and intimidating.
Open a new window and hit the F12 key, or right-click on the page and select "inspect." A new pane or window should open up called DevTools or similar. You should see a row of tabs along the top. Click the "Network" tab. Check the "disable cache" box at the top. Should look something like this.
In the new tab, go to rivian.com and sign into your account, then navigate to the vehicle reservation (the icon that says "R1T 01" on the left).
Go back to DevTools, hit the magnifying glass icon, and type configurationStatus. The list below should filter to one or a few items. You want an entry or entries that start with "graphql". Click the text below graphql.
In the right-hand pane, click the "response" tab and then click the little {} button at the bottom to pretty-print this response so it is readable. You should see a structured JSON payload with the properties and values we're comparing here (and a bunch of personal data like your address, preordered accessories, configuration, etc.). The pertinent info should be under "orderSnapshots". If you don't see it, try clicking the other graphql responses in the left-hand pane.
Once you're done, close DevTools so it doesn't sit there recording network activity for no reason
Be careful sharing screenshots or copied text from this view - there's a lot of your personal information in there including various GUIDs, your name and address, etc.
Your vehicleID is assigned based on your configuration and PBA. Having one listed means that there is a specific vehicle assigned to you.
Not a dumb question at all.
Wow. Thank you!! I thought I was missing something obvious on the Rivian account webpage or app haha. Appreciate the help.Not a dumb question at all.
from @kylealden
You'll want to be in Edge or Chrome for these instructions - other browsers can do it but the steps may vary. Note - DevTools are safe but can be scary and intimidating.
Open a new window and hit the F12 key, or right-click on the page and select "inspect." A new pane or window should open up called DevTools or similar. You should see a row of tabs along the top. Click the "Network" tab. Check the "disable cache" box at the top. Should look something like this.
In the new tab, go to rivian.com and sign into your account, then navigate to the vehicle reservation (the icon that says "R1T 01" on the left).
Go back to DevTools, hit the magnifying glass icon, and type configurationStatus. The list below should filter to one or a few items. You want an entry or entries that start with "graphql". Click the text below graphql.
In the right-hand pane, click the "response" tab and then click the little {} button at the bottom to pretty-print this response so it is readable. You should see a structured JSON payload with the properties and values we're comparing here (and a bunch of personal data like your address, preordered accessories, configuration, etc.). The pertinent info should be under "orderSnapshots". If you don't see it, try clicking the other graphql responses in the left-hand pane.
Once you're done, close DevTools so it doesn't sit there recording network activity for no reason
Be careful sharing screenshots or copied text from this view - there's a lot of your personal information in there including various GUIDs, your name and address, etc.
Thanks for all your insight. I was reading your footer, sorry about losing your VIN. Out of curiosity do you have a vehicleID again or is it gone too?
I need to update my signature. I did lose my vehicle ID and then confirmed that I’d lost my Vin. My guide made it right on Friday night. I got my original vehicle ID and VIN back. He thought my portal would open this weekend for the eight steps. Still checking my email every 10 minutes.
