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Yes if you car is in... warranty which mine is not - you can use this to get Tesla to replace your screen. There is also actually a class action suit against CADILLAC for delamination in their touch screens in some of their cars. It was just filed so it is not adjudicated.

they want $900 for the repair... Also I did research and when under warranty you can appeal in California using the lemon law.

They said that both the tiny bite at the top - looks like two teeth marks and the huge delamination are normal aging. I think this huge delamination is rather unusual... but the two tiny bite marks cant be from delamination. it doest look the same. They said both the tiny bites at the top...

what bout the two tiny bites taken out of the top of the screen - it looks like a pressure crack to me?

I wanted to post a pic for you to all see. I had to have my MCU replaced and during this One month service it developed this rather horrible defect. Please comment.

Mine is of my middle vertical screen and it is HUGE

I just brought my tesla 2013 S in for repair which they kept for about a month- when it returned I had a HUGE delamination occur. I wonder if somehow removing the screen and replacing it could cause it since mine is so huge - it is really BAD. thay want me to pay $900 for a screen replacment...

Just wanted to add my 2 cents. My Tesla S85 drove through 4-6 inches - 10-12 cm of standing water in a puddle. It was a small puddle perhaps 10 feet across. The next day the tesla stopped with a message !your car may not restart. It did not restart. I had it towed to the dealer. They found...

Driving through more than 4-6 inches of water can be very dangerous. My Tesla did not like driving through 4-6 inches of water. No water came into the cabin though.

I drove my Tesla S85 2013 through a 4-6 inch puddle that was about 10 feet wide. It caused the Tesla to shut down and not restart not immediately but a day later. I had the car towed to the dealer who told me that they had seen three other cases like this in the past 6 months. We have had a...

Just to let people know - water can also infiltrate into your battery and cause the car to shutdown. This happened to me this week. Drive through 4-6 inch puddle. Not immediate but next day car would not restart. Towed to dealer - there is water in the battery compartment and also around the...

Just a warning to all Tesla owners. Even though the battery is sealed water can still infiltrate into the battery pack. Try not to drive through more than 4 inches of water. Good luck. My 2013 Tesla S has about 58K miles but it is currently in the shop to dry out the batter ($180 US) and the...