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Can anyone make out this warning message [salvage vehicle]
- Thread starter Xedlos
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What did you do with the 2017 you have been posting about with premium connectivity issues?
rpiotro
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EVRider-FL
Active Member
Why can’t you ask the seller for a better picture? I would be wary of buying from an uncooperative seller.
Just a guess on my part, but i suspect that this is likely a auction / salvage vehicle. I also think that the other vehicle the OP has been posting about (that I briefly mentioned above) is also a salvage / auction vehicle. That would be a reason why a person could not get a different / better picture.
OP can correct me if my guess is wrong.
PianoAl
Active Member
It says, "Beautiful iguana-n-Netflix Walmart of tailoring."
Birdsfan
Member
Is says "run the other direction as fast as you can"
Is there a list of status messages similar to this for warning messages.
It’s on an auction site do they don’t have better pictures.
Model Y Owner's Manual | Tesla
Understand the portion of the touchscreen that displays the current status of your vehicle, various warning indicators, etc.
www.tesla.com
It’s on an auction site do they don’t have better pictures.
It’s an auction site for salvage or junk cars. They basically take some pics and it’s pretty hard to get more info unless you go see the car prior to auction. The car is far from me so I can’t go see it.
It might be and it might not. If OP is thinking of “buying” then you don’t typically have that option. All teslas as far as I know that are totaled in the US will be in Copart or iaai. Both those sites allow inspections for a fee or one can create an account and go view the vehicle at the lot.
Hey, “I’m not that innocent”. Tesla’s and many other salvage cars can be a great deal. Thanks to over inflated insurance premiums. There’s a lot of IP in obtaining these cars and I’ll leave it there.
Gauss Guzzler
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So I ended up purchasing the car and it was dead when I got it. Nothing tuned on. I hooked up another car battery using jumper wires and this was the message.
Along with some BMS VCFRONT AND HVP Vehicle may not restart.
The other 12v battery died and the car shut off again so I basically have an expensive paper wait… for now
Along with some BMS VCFRONT AND HVP Vehicle may not restart.
The other 12v battery died and the car shut off again so I basically have an expensive paper wait… for now
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Well good luck, with time and money anything could be fixed. Keep us posted on your adventures!
Well good luck, with time and money anything could be fixed. Keep us posted on your adventures!
medphys3
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Most likely, the car is shutting off because the main battery is drained so it can’t keep the 12v battery charged, so it also gets drained and you’re done for.
Have you tried charging the car when it was powered up?
Have you tried charging the car when it was powered up?
I’ve been reading around and the bms and vcfront seem to be associated with a drive motor issue. Which sounds very expensive.
I started taking the battery module apart to see if I can find anything wrong.
