Feb 10th - had my car in for service to replace the 12V battery, as I got the message that it needs replacing.
This is what Tesla did:
Had the car in for service today for a fan bearing malfunction (was making a high frequency noise when the AC was on).
On my invoice, they told me that the replace battery message showed up, and they replaced it again.
I spend a decent amount of time talking to the service advisor (I think?) as to why my battery lasted for 3 months. And that I don't want to come back in 3 months again (first one lasted about 18 months). I was concerned that something is wrong with the car.
His response was something along the lines of "don't worry", "it might be a one off", "something might have just triggered a flag, and the techs replaced it to be safe", etc.
None of those are re-assuring. Anyone else had a battery go bad in 3 months? What was the cause? What was the fix?
This is what Tesla did:
Tesla Feb 10th said:Concern: Customer states: Alert appeared: 12V Battery Needs Service/Replace 12V Battery Soon
Pay Type: Warranty
Corrections: 12V Battery and Fuses General Diagnosis
Diagnosed and found a 12V needs to be replaced.
Corrections: Battery - Auxiliary - 12v - 2nd Generation
Removed and replaced 12v battery as needed.
Battery, 12V, DCS33-UNCR (1083774-00-A)
Had the car in for service today for a fan bearing malfunction (was making a high frequency noise when the AC was on).
On my invoice, they told me that the replace battery message showed up, and they replaced it again.
Tesla May 10th said:Concern: Tech noted Alert appeared: 12V Battery Needs Service/Replace 12V Battery Soon
Pay Type: Warranty
Corrections: Battery - Auxiliary - 12V - 1st Generation (Dual Motor)
12v battery requires replacement. Replaced 12v battery
Battery, 12V, DCS33-UNCR, MS (1083774-00-A)
I spend a decent amount of time talking to the service advisor (I think?) as to why my battery lasted for 3 months. And that I don't want to come back in 3 months again (first one lasted about 18 months). I was concerned that something is wrong with the car.
His response was something along the lines of "don't worry", "it might be a one off", "something might have just triggered a flag, and the techs replaced it to be safe", etc.
None of those are re-assuring. Anyone else had a battery go bad in 3 months? What was the cause? What was the fix?