I looked through all the discussions about hoot unplug it here, before anyone asks. The manual port release in the trunk ripped completely out, I think it was previously damaged/defective as I can't find an internet reference to that ever happening. Also called Tesla service, they don't have anyone willing to tow it here. I would rather not pay to tow the thing back 400 km to the nearest unofficial service centre. I can't put the cable into the trunk because the car probably would not drive, and in any case I would have trouble tying or taping the trunk partly shut.. However the cord could be put through the back window and duct taped to the seat, it's a 6 foot spool standard mobile charger. The charger itself shouldn't stick out much more than the mirrors, and the 3 is not exactly a wide car. I would just hug the shoulder. Of course, I can't charge at a supercharger, but i could return it to the 3rd party dealership in Moncton and transfer tesla ownership back to them so they can drive it. They would have to trickle charge it with that mobile cord, but it's their problem within their 10 day money back guarantee and I'd try to trade it for another Model 3. Whatever transport and repair cost they can bill to me, and when the repair shop likely determines that it is in fact defective they can reimburse me. Adding to the delay, there was a major storm in the Halifax area and all the tow truck drivers are probably busy or sleeping.
Is there something I'm missing? I can't reach behind the lining in the trunk and manually find somewhere to pull, right? I defrosted for hours, it couldn't be frozen in place outside without any sign of ice, right? it was made in 2020, i don't think there s a defrost section for the port. Wouldn't that could cause damage?
Is there something I'm missing? I can't reach behind the lining in the trunk and manually find somewhere to pull, right? I defrosted for hours, it couldn't be frozen in place outside without any sign of ice, right? it was made in 2020, i don't think there s a defrost section for the port. Wouldn't that could cause damage?