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Tesla wants to replace my battery because jack points are damaged
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masotime
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"Flawless" is probably a bit of hyperbole - but I think there's some truth to much higher standards in Germany, case in point - I Took A 250,000-Mile Minivan Through Germany's Rigorous Car Inspection And It Was A Disaster
Dropping and replacing one of these battery modules isn't very difficult and you shouldn't be worried about it affecting you down the road. Definitely demand a new battery as your Tesla is still very new. Be sure to go over your vehicle with the service advisor before accepting your vehicle and driving off the lot. Good luck!
I just read an article about this, you should look more into it if I find the link I will post. It’s a defect with one of the machines making the cars and someone did an investigation on it and there are possible thousands of cars with this issue
Found it
Owner Sues Tesla Over Brand New Model 3 With Cracked Jacking Points
After Tesla allegedly refused to cover the issue under warranty, the lawyers got involved.
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Already posted.I just read an article about this, you should look more into it if I find the link I will post. It’s a defect with one of the machines making the cars and someone did an investigation on it and there are possible thousands of cars with this issue
Found it
Owner Sues Tesla Over Brand New Model 3 With Cracked Jacking Points
After Tesla allegedly refused to cover the issue under warranty, the lawyers got involved.
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thesmokingman
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It's hilarious that that poster would make that comment after post 10.
Tesla wants to replace my battery because jack points are damaged
I took delivery of my MYP 2 weeks ago and dropped it off for service last week for some minor things like paint chips, steering wheel pleather had a wrinkle, and the driver door was rubbing the trim when opening/closing. I also discovered the jack points to be pretty banged up so added that to...
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Sorry to bump this thread, but I’ve been trying to find pictures of the jack points from the bottom.
Does this look normal? Not sure if you could take a look underneath yours and see if you have these little dot/markings inside each jack point.
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Tam
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I'm not sure. If the chassis inside that hole can support the car's weight, then it's okay. If not, it's not normal ,but it looks too minimal to damage anything.
It's hard to tell it that little white spot is sticking out, or an indentation? If you google Model 3 jack points (which are the same) you'll see some articles about cracking around them - there are a bunch of pics as well. This doesn't seem like cracking, but that spot doesn't look like it should be there. Here is one with a clear view - Lawsuit reveals Model 3 in Germany with cracked jack points would fail inspections
Have you had the car jacked up?
Have you had the car jacked up?
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