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Master charger replacement in San Diego, CA

SeanTek

Member
Oct 15, 2012
88
11
California
I am looking to replace my Master Charger for a 2013 Tesla Model S in the San Diego, CA area. I asked Tesla Service in the Los Angeles area already and they do not want to do it if I get the Master Charger elsewhere. ($2385.23 vs ~$500+labor.) Part numbers are 6009278-00-F and 6009278-84-F.

Does anyone have recommendations of an auto repair shop that can do this, other than Tesla Service itself?
 

bomquito

Member
Nov 17, 2017
310
112
So-Cal
Would recommend Tesla service center. Got mine replaced last year. I waited 3 weeks for it to be done. Tesla also provided me a loaner vehicle while the car was in service.
 

Darmie

Supporting Member
Jan 13, 2016
1,437
997
Clear Lake TX.
Before you purchase a unit, used or new, it may be locally repaired. I understand that Tesla wants to swap out parts and not repair the part directly. I do believe I have came across videos a while back where they had taken a unit apart to only need a fuse replaced. YMMV.
 

Andrejun

Member
Nov 16, 2018
62
39
Lafayette, Louisiana
Here are the fuses I bought ( I changed both) Your 2013 should be Gen 1 like my 2012.
A50P50-4 Fuse - Ferraz/Mersen,50A,A50P,Semiconductor,Fast Acting,500V,50 Amp | Allfuses.com

I would SPECIFICALLY recommend AVOIDING the service center for this. They typically install remanufactured chargers which are typically just chargers with he fuse replaced.

If you don't want to DIY, and want to drive up to Orange county Tony will fix it for you. If the fuse isn't issue he can also swap charger.
 

Lasttoy

Active Member
Mar 24, 2017
1,564
834
St Augustine, Fl
Seantek, please tell me how u know or knew u had a blown fuse? Car wouldn't charge when or where? I'm doing all my maintenance, I just need to know how u figured this out? I've changed my front suspension, coolant pumps.
Thanks.
 

Peter Lucas

Member
Apr 6, 2016
241
84
San Diego
Here are the fuses I bought ( I changed both) Your 2013 should be Gen 1 like my 2012.
A50P50-4 Fuse - Ferraz/Mersen,50A,A50P,Semiconductor,Fast Acting,500V,50 Amp | Allfuses.com

I would SPECIFICALLY recommend AVOIDING the service center for this. They typically install remanufactured chargers which are typically just chargers with he fuse replaced.

If you don't want to DIY, and want to drive up to Orange county Tony will fix it for you. If the fuse isn't issue he can also swap charger.
Andrejun: Don't you wonder a little: What caused the fuse to blow? Will it blow again soon?
 

TRod

Member
Aug 21, 2019
21
2
Chicago
I am looking to replace my Master Charger for a 2013 Tesla Model S in the San Diego, CA area. I asked Tesla Service in the Los Angeles area already and they do not want to do it if I get the Master Charger elsewhere. ($2385.23 vs ~$500+labor.) Part numbers are 6009278-00-F and 6009278-84-F.

Does anyone have recommendations of an auto repair shop that can do this, other than Tesla Service itself?
What are the symptoms of a Master Charger going bad?
 

TRod

Member
Aug 21, 2019
21
2
Chicago
I've heard of the Red Ring as a tell. And a problem charging all the way. Im told I need a replacement master charger but I have none of those symptoms. My car acts like my charge port door is open.
 

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