PWlakewood
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Ideally people would realize which setting to use to get the rated range.I can think of an ideal reason
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Ideally people would realize which setting to use to get the rated range.I can think of an ideal reason
I just received the code and message few days ago after the latest update.Never had an issue,it charged fine and I charged it to 100% maybe 2x in total.It’s a 2013 P85,out of warranty since July.I got a quote for $12k to replace battery.Not sure what to do and if it’s worth it It charges only once it’s under 45miles and charges only up to 85 and says “completed”.
Also @wk057 can help @DaemonRedDaemonRed said:
I just received the code and message few days ago after the latest update.Never had an issue,it charged fine and I charged it to 100% maybe 2x in total.It’s a 2013 P85,out of warranty since July.I got a quote for $12k to replace battery.Not sure what to do and if it’s worth it It charges only once it’s under 45miles and charges only up to 85 and says “completed”.
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Sorry you are having trouble. If Tesla won't repair the battery, I think Gruber Motor can help or Electrified Garage. They may be able to do it for several thousand dollars less:
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I just had the same problem on my 8/2013 S85 with just over 100k miles. Battery had degraded from 100% of 240's to 100% at 220 over the past 2 years, and max supercharging was throttled to about 70kw even in ideal conditions, but the car was still great for local driving and short/med road trips. Then suddenly last night the range dropped from 90 -> 40 while car was sitting in driveway, Got the "Maximum battery charge level reduced" error and when I plug it in it says "starting to charge" and then immediately changes to "charge complete" without actually charging. Will take it in to service center tomorrow and see what they can do for me.
I think for 12k i might replace the battery if they can convince me that it will be a good battery and not a refurbished 85 that already has a thousand cycles on it. For 20k plus I think I would just cut my losses and move on. This is a pretty big bummer. Will update when I hear more.
Yes, also Electrified Garage:You could buy a salvaged pack and have that installed or Gruber Motors or some other shop might be able to fix your pack.
Or you may be overestimating the cost of third party repair vs a new battery. If you search around here, I think @wk057 might have mentioned that he can replace a battery, with shipping the car cross-country, for less than Tesla. But don't quote me on that.I've seen those services mentioned, but I can't imagine it would work to have my car shipped from Oregon to NC or FL and back. I would think that with the shipping charges, it would be cheaper for me to just buy a new battery. Unless I'm way off on how much it costs to ship a car across the country?
Gruber is in Phoenix AZ Tesla Service | Roadster Repair | Gruber Motor CompanyI've seen those services mentioned, but I can't imagine it would work to have my car shipped from Oregon to NC or FL and back. I would think that with the shipping charges, it would be cheaper for me to just buy a new battery. Unless I'm way off on how much it costs to ship a car across the country?
I've seen those services mentioned, but I can't imagine it would work to have my car shipped from Oregon to NC or FL and back. I would think that with the shipping charges, it would be cheaper for me to just buy a new battery. Unless I'm way off on how much it costs to ship a car across the country?
andNot on the west coast, but it's actually been more cost effective for many of my customers to ship their vehicle to 057 for their repair/replacement and have us ship it back (or them fly out and drive it back) vs getting service done at Tesla. We do this quite regularly. We even have a customer who lives within single-digit miles of the Fremont factory who's best option was to ship their vehicle to us for a pack replacement... which is actually kind of sad, IMO.
Anyway, @cmc1671, shoot me a note or contact my team with the last 6 of your VIN and a brief note about what's going on and we'll see what we can do for you.
Even shipping your car both ways across the country for service, we can still likely beat Tesla's pricing by over $15k. It's sad they don't offer any reasonable path towards repairs for these things.
Update!After I got prompted to update car yesterday to 2021.44.5 message on dashboard disappeared and it charged fully.Even after interrupting it went back to charging normally.Could this be just another battery gate?Sorry that happened.
Between Tesla or one of the other options outlined above, I hope you can get your car fixed and back on the road soon.
Don’t know if you already received last update 2021.44.5 but after doing the update the message is gone and I was able to charge car fully.I hope it doesn’t come back on,but this makes me think that my initial thought, of the update being responsible for the sudden battery death,makes sense.How can it after updating all of the sudden be all good?I just had the same problem on my 8/2013 S85 with just over 100k miles. Battery had degraded from 100% of 240's to 100% at 220 over the past 2 years, and max supercharging was throttled to about 70kw even in ideal conditions, but the car was still great for local driving and short/med road trips. Then suddenly last night the range dropped from 90 -> 40 while car was sitting in driveway, Got the "Maximum battery charge level reduced" error and when I plug it in it says "starting to charge" and then immediately changes to "charge complete" without actually charging. Will take it in to service center tomorrow and see what they can do for me.
I think for 12k i might replace the battery if they can convince me that it will be a good battery and not a refurbished 85 that already has a thousand cycles on it. For 20k plus I think I would just cut my losses and move on. This is a pretty big bummer. Will update when I hear more.