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Hey guys! This is a stupid question but I am interested to hear your thoughts... I have a 2018 Tesla Model 3 Long Range Dual Motor with 69k miles. Today I was driving and only had a couple dots of regen limited and the light wasn't on. I went down a 2 mile hill and then the regen light came...

Hey Guys, I recently bought a salvage Tesla. it's the 2nd one I have rebuilt. It's a 2018 model 3 Long Range RWD. The damage was really light and the airbags didn't go off meaning the pyro fuse didn't blow. I bought the car fax and I see the car was reported as a total loss on June 16th 2023...

I have the same issue! Pre charge failed boost error. I just live with it. I am out of warranty, and Tesla wants $1200 to replace it. When the 2nd face goes bad, I will replace it, but 32 amps is fine as I only charge at 24 at home

Hi! I have a 2018 Model 3. Last nigh I parked the car in my garage. When I looked through my sentry mode, I noticed 70 new events. The car triggered sentry mode for no reason at all. Is this normal?

Same here lol!

CaptainScavo are you going to have Tesla replace the PCS? Or leave it as is?

Thanks Rocky!! it looks like there is a fault with my pre charger system as well. do you think that could cause the contactors to have issues due to such high voltage running through them?

Hey everyone! I have a 2018 Model 3 Long Range with the error PCS a013. Car charges totally fine but only goes up to 32 amps max. It doesnt really bother me the slower rate, but I am more concerned about it causing damage to other components... What do you guys think. Tesla quoted me $2500...

Sadly I am out of warranty

I think you are correct. The thing is the car charges totally fine. I have no issues at all just reduced amps. The Pre charger uses the 12v to pre charge the contactors or something.

What was the error code? I am having issues as well.

My car has the same issue. I get the Pre-Charge failed boost error whenever I plug in. I can charge at max 32 amps, and charge at 24 amps consistently. I dont want to spend the 1.5k and am tempted to just live with it. Should I? Or can it cause damage?

Hey guys, recently my 2018 Tesla Model 3 Long Range AWD, with 57k miles on it, will not charge above 24 Amps on my home charger. When I look at the errors in service mode, I get an error from the Power Conversion System (PCS) saying the car failed to pre charge the intermediate bus resulting in...

Did you figure it out?

May be a HV battery issue. I would stay away. If it’s been in a bad accident, the pyro fuse would have blown, that’s maybe why.