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Mine was from Dec 2018 so I dont see why they wouldnt give you a new one. If you are under warranty then you should take advantage of it.

I went to the service station on Friday and they said the issue was happening due to my mobile connector. They were able to get me a new mobile connector and I did a full charge overnight. So far it seemed to have been fixed. It constantly charged on 32a for about 6 hours until the car was fully...

So I went to the service station on Friday and they checked everything out. They said my mobile connector was going bad so they replaced it for me. So far I did one full charge using the new connector and its charged at 32a.

Thanks Mike. In that case, would it help if we all raised this issue together against Tesla instead of doing it on our own?

I'm inclined to contact other EV manufactures to inquire about their warranty policy regarding battery components such as PCS. If it is a common industry practice to cover these parts of the car then it makes no sense for Tesla to exploit the terminology of their warranty to exclude this part...

I just made a Service Appointment for later this week. Lets see what they say. I'll keep you guys posted. @Yanquetino this definitely seems like a broad issue that is happening to many cars. Do there EV manufacturers cover the PCS under their battery warranty? On a side note, I have a Model 3...

I just started noticing this issue on my car as well. It was charging at 32amp using the mobile connector but now its charging at 16amp

I noticed this issue happening with my car as well. I use the mobile charger which typically provides 32a but now it is charging at 16a. At first i thought I needed to replace the breaker but after doing so the car was still charging at 16a. This should be covered under warranty for the battery.

by front, do you mean the plastic piece in front of the fabric material? They told me the same thing, but i opted to get just the fabric part replaced.

mine needed to get replaced this week too. I had to pay roughly $220 to get it replaced.

the MPP one says its sold out so I went ahead and got it replaced with tesla. the total came out to about $220 including installation. If i got just the part then it would have been $185.

They claim, that the part sticking down on the left of the pic (the plastic piece) is indicating that I ran over something. They want to have that entire piece replaced along with the aeroshield. He said that the plastic piece hold the aeroshield in place and both must be replaced. To me it...

thank you for the replies. I am considering getting it done outside of SC a long as it doesnt void warranty or anything. and here is a pic that the Service Tech took.

A few days ago, I was driving and noticed a constant dragging sound and when I pulled over I saw there was a piece sticking out from under the car between the front two wheels. Long story short, I saw alot of posts on the forum about the front aero shield being made from fabric and being...