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I am trying to get you to post photos of the modification you made!
You assume his facelift modification causes the electrical issue? Even Tesla is still investigating!!You can't modify a vehicle and then expect the company to repair the issue and/or a related issue to the modified component installed... no manufacturer does that. .
You assume his facelift modification causes the electrical issue? Even Tesla is still investigating!!
It would seem that your work had nothing to do with the problem the car is having. Assuming that is true, Tesla needs to cover the work under warranty, period.
I'm rather fluent in English)) But I still didn't rapidly get what you are talking about.How was the "conversion" from old nosecone to new nosecone done? By whom? (Sorry you said by yourself) How did you get the parts? From whom?
What welding was done? Show us the weld. Inside the frunk?
Do you know someone fluent in Russian / English who can translate your intentions? I think something is lost in translation.
"This Tesla Parts, Body & Paint Repair Limited Warranty applies to Tesla branded Parts purchased directly from Tesla over-the-counter, online or purchased and installed by Tesla Service or Tesla Body Shops. Subject to the exclusions and limitations described below, this Tesla Parts, Body & Paint Repair Limited Warranty covers the repair or replacement necessary to remedy any “failures” that are determined by Tesla to have occurred under normal use of Tesla-manufactured Parts that are approved or branded by Tesla and purchased directly from Tesla."
This is just a small section of the warranty from Tesla... I'd recommend reading it.
It would seem that your work had nothing to do with the problem the car is having. Assuming that is true, Tesla needs to cover the work under warranty, period.
Unless the welding was actually brazing, it used an arc, mig, or tig torch which is electric and, if not done properly, could damage the vehicles electrical (and mechanical) systems.
C'mon nobody would do that on 150k car without taking it off. And somehow after that actions I made 15k kilometres and 6 months car lived after this intrusion.
So the question is do they have rights to do this? Car didn't have any serious accidents either registered or in real...
Thanks in advance
You lost me at engine.
The Federal Law is the Magnus-Moss Warranty Act that places the burden of proof on the manufacturer to establish that your modification caused the product failure to which you claim a warranty
They could. By I wanted to remain warranty, that's all. Thank you!I hope your issue gets resolved soon. As also a non core market owner from Turkey I feel you. However I’m surprised because I thought Moscow tesla club could fix it right there? Or you just didn’t want to work with them because you wanted to exercise warranty?
I don’t know why you are getting so much grief for this. It is extremely unlikely your bumper conversion, even with the welding, damaged the HV system.
Fortunately it doesn’t sound like Tesla has ruled that way yet either, I think all you can do at this point is wait and see what they decide. If they decide against honoring the warranty then you can start your fight based on the information they give you. Good luck with this, I’d be shocked if they decide not to honor it unless they come back with actual proof that you actually did something to damage the system in question. Tesla’s service is awful, but it isn’t intentionally awful. Their breakdown is with follow through, timeliness, and communication. They always seem to try to do the right thing.
Which is which? What are we looking for? I see no difference.