I'm going to have to sell my beloved 08 roadster #194, due to divorce. 11k miles. Garage kept. Glacier blue. Hardtop. Forged aluminum rims. nav. new tires. Needs nothing. Everything works exactly as it should. 180 miles on a standard charge. Both 240v 40 amp and 110v 15 amp cords. Call me if you'd like to talk. Thanks. Chris. 71six94six6070.
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Chris, sorry to hear you have to sell your Roadster.
It might help generate interest if you posted your asking price.
Good luck with your sale.
It might help generate interest if you posted your asking price.
Good luck with your sale.
Habious
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It would also probably be a good idea to move this over to the "Marketplace - Tesla For Sale" forum.
I moved it to the Marketplace section.
Also, I seem to recall this Roadster being listed multiple times before on Craiglist, and here:
2008 TESLA ROADSTER for sale New York, Gasport Electric, hybrid cars for sale, New, used vehicle, Free ads
With only 11K miles,standard charge to 180 miles. a factory hardtop, and forged rims, that price seems pretty fair in my opinion. If it was my car I would have started at $60K.
The other important piece of data for prospective buyers is to know the battery CAC.
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See the instructions on this page VMS Log Parser for Tesla Roadster
And here are the instructions from Tesla about how to download the Roadster log file:
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How to download the log file to a USB flash drive:
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Use the VMS parser program you downloaded from VMS Log Parser for Tesla Roadster and follow the directions at the bottom of that page to extract the data from the Roadster log file. It's a command line program, which means it operates quite differently compared to the software the general public uses on their Macs and Windows.
The CAC value is displayed once your extract the log file data using VMS parser. Unfortunately, there is no simpler way to get the CAC, as far as I know. Keep in mind that Tesla did not design the Roadster to make data like the CAC readily available to the owner. But it is important information when you are trying to understand the state of your battery.
And here are the instructions from Tesla about how to download the Roadster log file:
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How to download the log file to a USB flash drive:
- Use a USB flash drive that is 4GB or smaller.
- Ensure the key is turned OFF and the vehicle is not charging.
- Create a top-level folder on the flash drive called "VehicleLogs" (case-sensitive). This naming convention is very important.
- Insert the flash drive into the vehicle's USB port (on the center console). The Touch Screen displays an alert asking you not to remove the memory stick and providing status of the transfer. If the Touch Screen goes to "sleep," tap the screen to "wake it up." The process takes from 10-15 minutes.
- When the alert is no longer displayed, remove the flash drive.
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Use the VMS parser program you downloaded from VMS Log Parser for Tesla Roadster and follow the directions at the bottom of that page to extract the data from the Roadster log file. It's a command line program, which means it operates quite differently compared to the software the general public uses on their Macs and Windows.
The CAC value is displayed once your extract the log file data using VMS parser. Unfortunately, there is no simpler way to get the CAC, as far as I know. Keep in mind that Tesla did not design the Roadster to make data like the CAC readily available to the owner. But it is important information when you are trying to understand the state of your battery.
OK, I tried using a 4gb flash drive with a new file named VehicleLogs on it. Nothing else is on the stick. I made sure the car was off, and it is unplugged. It is in the standard charge mode. I plugged the stick into the port, and the light on the stick blinks steadily, however, nothing comes up on the screen at all. I tapped the screen and it just pulls up the regular screen. An hour later, still nothing, except the steadily blinking light on the stick itself. Any ideas?
Thanks again!
Chris
Thanks again!
Chris
wiztecy
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Whenever I had an issue where the USB stick wasn't recognized by the VMS, I'd pull the VMS connectors and plug them back in. That fixed the issue, its what Tesla does as well to fix it.
wiztecy
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Stick it in a computer... Right click on the USB drive (if Windows) and choose format.... But first, someone verify format for me... I am unsure as to format of drives... (I have to go look for my wife's USB log drives)
That is correct. My apologies, I forgot to include that fact in my post upthread with the steps for getting the logs.
On a Mac you can right click on the USB drive icon after inserting it, and select FAT32 as a format type.
I use smaller than 4Gb sticks for my wife's log drives... (I think 1GB)... So, perhaps the 4GB that you have may be incompatible.
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