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Ah…that explains…you guys have the official right to work on your cars over there. It’s the only state I heard Tesla gotta release their tools to Tesla certified mechanics.

Wow, so they actually don’t really care much if you work on the car yourself. I thought it was a huge no no. Which service center did you go to, May I ask? And is this recent..?

After a hit and run accident to the front, I fixed everything myself but couldn’t connect the Freon hose in the front (not sure why as I got the right part. Seemed like I had to bend a little bit to connect, which I chose not to do) and also couldn’t source the clothy guard between the plastic...

Thanks for your response! Wow, that’s almost exactly the opposite of what I thought they’d think about. I thought they do NOT like you or any non-Tesla people touching the car…Do you have first hand experience of this? Because I’m this close to giving up and towing this car to Tesla.

Thank you for your response. Yeah, I’m probably going to rid of it as a project car most likely…so guess the worst case is getting blacklisted.

I have this older Model S that I’ve worked on myself after an accident, that I managed to source parts, put back together, and drive for a year with minimal problems. Unfortunately, it sat for a long time while I was overseas during Covid, and when I came back, it was completely dead including...