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In Yukon !!!!
Sorry, the article is in French.
https://rpmweb.ca/fr/actualites/env...-froids-sur-l-autonomie-des-piles-des-voiture
Today is -22c, I had 232km when I arrived at work. Now I am ready to leave work and I have 192km. 40km vampire drained!
Yes. Not all the way to no regen dots at least in this weather. I had the snowflake icon go away at work and at home after recharging. And you get some regen back. I don't think it runs the heater unless it has to at the beginning when charging rate is slower. More that charging naturally heats the battery. I've read that running preconditioning while plugged in heats the battery.Does the battery warm as it charges?
are you getting 16A or more or less?I’ve been plugged in charging for 2+ hours and getting 25km/h when I would normally get 73.
I’ve been plugged in charging for 2+ hours and getting 25km/h when I would normally get 73.
It’s 16A. Normally 48A. What’s the solution?are you getting 16A or more or less?
If its 16A exactly it's a problem with the charge port lock
Also battery should take an hour or less to heat (at least that was my experience today)
Charging port or locking pin are frozen. If it doesn't lock the cable properly it limits to 16A. I think try removing and plugging cable back in. If that fails hair blower/dryer or heat gun to the charge port. Possibly folding down the rear seat and blasting climate on hi might work too.It’s 16A. Normally 48A. What’s the solution?
What were the symptoms of your issue? For me when I charge outdoors in the cold on 120v itll charge for a bit and then drop to 0 kph even though its still drawing power. In the end I'll get like 50% charging efficiency. Is this the same as what you were experiencing or is my car just using the energy to heat the battery?Here is the solution:
I did call Tesla and explained the symptoms (Limited Charging - due to cold temperature). They booked the mobile tech. Within 72 hours I received his email to confirm the time and location for the repair.
New Charge Port Installed (Cold Weather Version)
Apparently they have only 500 of this part for Canadian owners. The part replacement took about 30 minutes.
Do you just call the regular number?Here is the solution:
I did call Tesla and explained the symptoms (Limited Charging - due to cold temperature). They booked the mobile tech. Within 72 hours I received his email to confirm the time and location for the repair.
New Charge Port Installed (Cold Weather Version)
Apparently they have only 500 of this part for Canadian owners. The part replacement took about 30 minutes.
Yes I called 1877-798-3752Do you just call the regular number?
What were the symptoms of your issue? For me when I charge outdoors in the cold on 120v itll charge for a bit and then drop to 0 kph even though its still drawing power. In the end I'll get like 50% charging efficiency. Is this the same as what you were experiencing or is my car just using the energy to heat the battery?
120V can charge at 16 amps with a 5-20 adapter.I think the symptom is the port glows orange/amber and you're limited to 16 amps since the cable doesn't properly lock. I don't think it would affect 120V though as that's limited to 12A already.
120V can charge at 16 amps with a 5-20 adapter.