Recent content by ravenk

I have a 2015 model s 70 that I bought used from Tesla back in 2021. I had about 68k miles on it before there was a BMS error in early 2022 where I had to get it replaced. From what I understand I now have a refurbished battery. To be frank I'm concerned about the longevity of it. I have no way...

Just tried super charging from 25% right now. Taking 60kwh (210mi/hr). This is definitely more than before, I think mine had taken 40kwh (180ishmi/hr). But my memory could be failing. And I don't have any pictures of it before.

Not yet picking up car on Monday bc I didn't realize they would've finished yesterday

ASSY,HV BATTERY,70,BB,REMAN,MDLS(1088999-01-B) which I don't know what it means

Car was recently finished, picking up on Monday. Got a 2015 remanufactured 70kwh battery.

Similar situation. Warranty HV battery replacement still waiting a little over a month in. Projected finish is about another month. No loaners available :(

How recently did you get yours replaced?

I'll have to apologize in advance, but I will probably forget so feel free to DM me if you don't hear for a while. As of today, no update and car is "scheduled" to be done tomorrow. Pressing X to doubt right now. Honestly do feel for the service teams that I don't think they're intentionally...

No they hadn't, as of today, I asked for an update, but they said they have no info on when the new battery is coming in yet (car has been in since 1/6/22). Just speculating, but it's likely a larger battery than a 70 since they don't make them anymore.

Glad to hear you got your car back! Mines in a SoCal one rn as well. No loaners available though - just Uber credits.

How do you even file a business resolution? Honestly at this point I just want to negotiate that they don't software limit the new battery since they don't make any more 70kwh packs. In my opinion it's better than having to pay out my car note/insurance/buy back.

That really sucks man, what was your car in the shop for? HV replacement too?

Quick question, how often do you run it to the 20% range? Just curious about your driving habits.

Thanks for the explanation. I was more asking about the point once I do fall out of warranty, that I would like to take the data of cars that do get replaced under wk057's method where he replaces the entire pack vs those using Rich rebuilds module replacement. Likely there isn't a lot of...

Yeah I heard about this case, but do we have any data on among cars that got a module replaced, had it fail again and the time period? Probably too few days points to make a determination, but if they continue to work for a reasonable amount of time, it'll still be an option.