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On-Board Charger
- Thread starter Joselucas00
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airborne spoon
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Just plug into a destination chargers thats listed at 16kW or higher. Whatever it pulls is your max.
Like my car has dual chargers so when I visit my mom where I installed a HPWC (destination charger) I can draw up to 80A, but I got a loaner Model 3 last week and when I plugged it in it can only draw 32A. It's amazing how effing slow that is on a new car, and my old 2014 can pull 80A.
Like my car has dual chargers so when I visit my mom where I installed a HPWC (destination charger) I can draw up to 80A, but I got a loaner Model 3 last week and when I plugged it in it can only draw 32A. It's amazing how effing slow that is on a new car, and my old 2014 can pull 80A.
Thanks but i dont need to know how much energy i can draw i need to determine the actual part # for the on board charger on my vehicle so that i can replace it.
airborne spoon
Active Member
If you know how much energy you can draw that tells you what charger you have and therefore you can look it up on the EPC site and get the part number.
ucmndd
Well-Known Member
Look up the part at Tesla's Parts Catalog online. Use your Tesla account userid and password to gain access.
Super helpful. Had no idea this website even existed. Thanks for the tipLook up the part at Tesla's Parts Catalog online. Use your Tesla account userid and password to gain access.
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