We have to take the ferry to the mainland (Galveston) and often cars that fail to start or run have to get pushed off so other cars can load/unload. So if something happened and we get stranded on the ferry is it possible to push off or are we really stranded? A dead volt 12 volt battery may cause this, is that right?
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OK to Push the Tesla, Tow switch?
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I’m in seattle and have wondered this myself. I hope as long as one can get the car into tow mode or neutral it shouldn’t be a problem. But as you said if the 12v dies it probably will not be pushed and will need a jump first.
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trying to find out now if we get a warning that 12 volt battery is beginning to die. (probably not). I had seen somewhere a post saying not to push the car more than some insanely short distance say four or five or ten feet. Trying to check on that as well. here is what I found from the manual. Model Y Owner's Manual | Tesla
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