Tesla parts lookup and buying.

[Zelectric]

I bought a used P90D and am looking to buy a few pieces that inside and outside of the car are warn and or broken. I haven't found any sites or scehmatics of parts. I'm looking to find a few tesla part numbers and then purchasing them.
Part two once part numbers are found can parts be boughten directly from Tesla service or a discounted web sites?

 

[Jaciee]

I bought a used P90D and am looking to buy a few pieces that inside and outside of the car are warn and or broken. I haven't found any sites or scehmatics of parts. I'm looking to find a few tesla part numbers and then purchasing them.
Part two once part numbers are found can parts be boughten directly from Tesla service or a discounted web sites?

I haven’t used this but I have logged in to it. Official Tesla parts catalog https://epc.teslamotors.com/#/login

 

[Zelectric]

I haven’t used this but I have logged in to it. Official Tesla parts catalog https://epc.teslamotors.com/#/login

Excellent. How do you get a login for it?

 

[ucmndd]

Excellent. How do you get a login for it?

Click "general public"

 

[Zelectric]

Ok, now where to order parts from. Got the part numbers I need.

 

[ucmndd]

Ok, now where to order parts from. Got the part numbers I need.

Tesla service center is really your only source.

 

[Zelectric]

I was hoping the answer wasn't that...
Thanks

 

[glide]

I was hoping the answer wasn't that...
Thanks

Why? If you own a Tesla the service center will sell you parts.

 

[swegman]

Make sure you give Tesla service the VIN of your car to make sure the parts you order are for your particular car. Tesla makes numerous revisions to many parts throughout the year and the part number you think is for your model year may not be the part for your specific car.

 

[glide]

Make sure you give Tesla service the VIN of your car to make sure the parts you order are for your particular car. Tesla makes numerous revisions to many parts throughout the year and the part number you think is for your model year may not be the part for your specific car.

You can also buy parts not made for your car. If there was an improvement made and you want it, that is.

 

[demundus]

I was hoping the answer wasn't that...
Thanks

So did you buy a used car or a salvage car?

 

[Zelectric]

So did you buy a used car or a salvage car?

Used... The chrome surround on the rear bumper is broken. And the door sill plate is super scratched...

 

[Zelectric]

This is easier.

 

[swegman]

You can also buy parts not made for your car. If there was an improvement made and you want it, that is.

True, but what I was referring to were changes made during the production year that are not compatible with your specific car. For example, a mobile tech came last week to install a new driver’s door handle assembly. The assembly he brought was for a 2013 car but it didn’t fit may car because Tesla had changed the mounting hole locations. So he had to leave and come back with a different assembly that matched the mounting holes on my specific car.

 

[demundus]

This is easier.

Those are easy parts to get from a salvage yard. Tesla will also sell them to you np, they are not restricted.

 

[Zelectric]

Those are easy parts to get from a salvage yard. Tesla will also sell them to you np, they are not restricted.

If you live in California... Here in Nebraska most salvage yards have a clue what a Tesla is.