A friends Model 3's 12v gave out on him at work with no warning. Had to get his wife to pickup a new battery and drive 40 miles to get it to him.
Would a portable battery charger plugged into the Model 3's cigarette lighter port solve the problem of driving home without a new battery?
Alternatively, would just having someone with jumper cables and an Ice vehicle be enough to get the frunk open (via tow hook port) and Model 3 12v battery charged up enough to get home?
Also, what is the best way to check the 12v's condition? Can you use a multimeter?
I'm only a few months behind my friend in ownership
thanks
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Portable...MIqOzCw-ST7AIVGR6tBh131g3tEAQYDSABEgLyR_D_BwE
Would a portable battery charger plugged into the Model 3's cigarette lighter port solve the problem of driving home without a new battery?
Alternatively, would just having someone with jumper cables and an Ice vehicle be enough to get the frunk open (via tow hook port) and Model 3 12v battery charged up enough to get home?
Also, what is the best way to check the 12v's condition? Can you use a multimeter?
I'm only a few months behind my friend in ownership
thanks
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Portable...MIqOzCw-ST7AIVGR6tBh131g3tEAQYDSABEgLyR_D_BwE