Recent content by Hogwit

If this isn't the appropriate location for the thread, feel free to move it where it belongs. Does anyone know what happens to all of the parts that Tesla replaces under warranty? Are they thrown in a dumpster? Sent to Tesla to be refurbished? Refurbished at the SC?

If you have it setup such that the buyer pays any amount through PayPal, the fee on that will be $0.30+2.9%. You can have the entire payment go through PayPal if you want, but the same fee applies. You could also get a check, money order, etc and wait for it to clear. Given the cost, it's...

I'm not looking for the charger, I'm looking for the part shown in the attached photo.

Is the charger connector (on the left side of the vehicle near the rear) and it's associated wiring still functional and if so, how much would you want for it shipped to 06413?

It seems to me that one of us needs to befriend someone either installing a supercharger station or a dealer and get them to reflash some chargers for us.

I fully understand why an Arduino isn't truly appropriate, for long term use, especially in an automotive environment, and do agree in part that it's not entirely appropriate for commercial use. That being said, and the potential ramifications being considered, I, personally, wouldn't object to...

Basically what I was thinking was along the same lines as what EVTV did to the Lear charger...see here: http://store.evtv.me/proddetail.php?prod=Learcharger&cat=23 and there is a YouTube video of it all somewhere, but I can't seem to find it right now. What they did was have an Arduino mimic the...

To all of you: Drive an EV that can't supercharge...or even fast charge. THEN tell me the superchargers are slow. For my longest trip I left at 4:40am, drove till 6:20am, charged till 10:00am then drove till 11:20. That was about 150 miles.

I have a Coda sedan which, unfortunately, is limited to only the standard 6.6kw J1772 with no quick charging capabilities. The chargers onboard are two 3.3kw Lear chargers (the same as the Chevy Volt) in parallel. I was wondering if anyone here has any experience in essentially trying to "hack"...