Eventually it happens! Your old Tesla Model S goes out of warranty - and then it breaks.
We are used to this from old ICE cars, but what happens when an old EV needs a repair?
My old 2013 Tesla Model S (P85 Performance) is usually super reliable, but it finally broke down the other day. I checked with Tesla, and they wanted a very high price to repair it - much higher than I expected!
So I decided to try to fix it myself, in my own garage. How hard could it be? If it worked, I would be saving a LOT of money, but I had never worked on an EV before, and I'm only mildly mechanically inclined. Still, saving big money was huge motivation for me, so I attempted the repair myself. Was this a recipe for disaster? Watch as I try it @MatArmstrongbmx style!
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Chapters:
00:00 What HAPPENED???
00:54 TESLA Door Handles are Cool - but Problem Prone
01:48 Supercar Cameo
02:04 What exactly causes the failure?
02:28 The Parts are HOW Cheap???
02:52 Time to Tear Into the Tesla!
04:23 THIS Was NOT What I Expected!
05:14 You MUST do THIS!
06:13 I Need HELP!!!
06:46 Time for Plan B!
07:38 Control Module Swap
08:30 Did it Work???
09:06 It's WORSE Than I Thought. What Else Is Broken?
09:36 Window Regulator Fix
11:47 The Moment of Truth!
