Not sure, I have LED underglow and interior lights that I only run at night and have had for about 2 months. I can't see that draining it.How did it die already??
Almost everything in search pertains to an MX or S, the battery in my car is a Hankook AtlasBX model, but can't find those on the internet.Use search for "12v battery" and you'll get lots of relevant posts including yours.
That's just Hankook's battery division. You'll need to find the model number.Hankook AtlasBX model
Appears to be "85B24LS"That's just Hankook's battery division. You'll need to find the model number.
Same battery as the model 3. You can probably head over to their sub forum and find a bunch of info on replacement batteries.Appears to be "85B24LS"
Not sure, I have LED underglow and interior lights that I only run at night and have had for about 2 months. I can't see that draining it.
They did not change this. Your car needs a 12V or it’s a paperweight.Exactly as noted... warranted repair.
it seems they have improved a failing 12v so that the car still runs albeit with perpetual warnings...
back in the day, that 12v died and your car was staying wherever it stopped.
My 12v warning appeared yesterday.It's a warranty item, don't pay for what is free.
That is normal; Tesla service will advise you of the cost of the repair. Once Tesla service performs the 12V battery replacement they will see that the new vehicle 4 year warranty covers this repair. You won't be charged.My 12v warning appeared yesterday.
Cost estimate: $257.92Approving your estimate ahead of time speeds up your service visit. You will not be charged at this time.
What about my extended warranty which expires in December 2021?
Greetings, this is the Tesla Service Center in Nashville. Unfortunately the 12V is considered maintenance and is not covered under the extended service agreement.Not a happy camper.
They are... Elon said they are in the interview with Sandy a while back.I wish they'd go Lithium
I should have been clearer the extended warranty on my 2013 Model S declined to cover the battery which was replaced under warranty March 6, 2017 when the vehicle was 40 months old. My original post states Tesla has declined to cover cost to replace my 12v battery.That is normal; Tesla service will advise you of the cost of the repair. Once Tesla service performs the 12V battery replacement they will see that the new vehicle 4 year warranty covers this repair. You won't be charged.