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It doesn’t do any clicking. I have to pry the door open and the ring is red. But then when I press the wall charger button it releases the charger but it doesn’t activate the latch down to reinserted back in . I had to use a card to push down and insert the charger back in .

I have the same problem on my 2014 model s . Currently dropped the main battery pack and remove the pyro fuse and I’m getting 93 dc volts from the fuse terminals.Assuming that the pack is split in half once the fuse is removed . I’m way under voltage. My battery is a 350 dc volts . I need to be...

No everything went back ok.the clip/strap I have to undo and install back in there. You need the right flat head screw driver to clip it back up.

Both side came of the same way just loosen the bolts on the upper control arms and as they drop down just give a hard pull and they pop out.

Thank you for the information. I being watching videos about the charging port issue and apparently the computer turns off the charging port for safety after you remove the onboard charger or any mayor component. Assuming it got damaged . And the only way to clear is with the toolbox 3 access...

When tesla service wants to charge you 10k to replace your drive unit. You’ll learn quick how to do this stuff. And get confident that you can do it . After watching you tube videos for almost 2 month straight under Utah snow ⛄️

Today just finished taking the drive unit out and noticed it had moist in the inverter. Dried it out and put it back on it. Got new codes and still won’t take charge.

Yes, it got replace a couple of months ago by tesla mobile service.

I have the same issue with my model s. Can’t charge it because charging port won’t open by it self. I have force it open and insert the charging cable and the ring turns red. It happens after I made it home with 0% battery 🪫. Since then just won’t charge and I have tried everything. Check fuses...