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ElectricGrazerr
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 1 มี.ค. 2019
Bug Springs - Nailing the first waterfall before the hoodoos.
Figuring out the MTB line for the waterfall just before the hoodoos on bug springs trail on Mount Lemmon in Tucson, AZ.
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How Much Space is in a Classic 2013 Tesla Model S?
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This is how I packed my Model S for a long road trip to do some mountain biking and road cycling in Denver. Items: road bike, mountain bike, tools, jack, spare car tire, food for a week, Vitamix, and some other stuff into a 2013 Tesla Model S while leaving the entire trunk open for sleeping! I can't think of a better sedan for doing long trips in.
Tesla Model S Door Handle Repair...without removing it
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Tesla Model S door handle stop releasing the latch? This is usually fixable without removing the handle assembly from the door. All you need are some soldering skills and basic tools. This video walks through the process of repairing a broken wire on a 2013 Tesla Model S rear right door handle micro-switch. The switch part number is Panasonic ASQ10418 and I purchased 4x from DigiKey for ~$20 in...
Honestly it’s easier to just take the handle off and repair it on a desk. You were 85% of the way there already lol. Still, thanks for the video.
Just did it yesterday. Dude you are insane to try and fix it in there. :D
I appreciate your effort! And great information!
Efficient work. Nicely done 👍🏼✅
Was this due to handles not auto presenting? 3/4 of mine won’t auto present I have to touch the 1 door handle that does work to get them to pop out. Will this fix that issue? Tesla wants $1300 to replace them.
Honestly, the hall sensor based V2.1 handles are much more robust, and they charged me just under $300 to replace the driver door handle back in June 2021. I felt it was well worth the price. $1300 seems ridiculous though.
Wish I had seen this 2 months ago. Lol
Thanks for the video bro I wasn't sure what to expect when taking this thing apart however now that I've seen this I'm not surprised All the small things I've done to the car have been super easy
Good attempt! Clear video. Working on mine this week. :-)
You are the man. Much appreciated
I have a model y
Hey which year for this TESLA ? thanx
2013
Well, you saved yourself a nice hunk of cash doing that repair. A wire breaking in that area is a rediculous design flaw. Automation in these mundane tasks is supposed to be a feature and not something doomed for failure. It's one of the reasons I didn't purchase an S model but went with a long range 3 instead and love it. I'm pretty sure the door handles on the new S will be bulletproof, whenever that gets released.
The gen 3 handles use hall effect sensors, so they should be pretty reliable.
Pile of JUNK..yes tesla
Well, pretty obvious you've never driven a Tesla, but I do understand where your coming from as my attitude concerning Tesla didn't really change until I drove one. Drive it and you'll know! You may have to fix mundane shit that normal cars have been doing for years with no issues but you will never have radiator, engine, exhaust, and transmission issues. Plus, after several years when you get the itch for new wheels, you can make your car available to the fleet and bring in extra cash.
Why make a door handle so complicated? To make it reliable, always use fewer parts!
It's to reduce drag and, to be fair, they did make it simpler on the Model 3.
Did it last?
It did, but I ended to replacing the switch itself because of the bad contact in the switch from me overheating it.
@@K2Jennerator where did you buy the switch from? And how much was it? Thank you for the video.
@@dp1853 I got 4 from Digikey for ~$20. Part number ASQ10418. www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/panasonic-electric-works/ASQ10418/255-6482-ND/1739457
@@K2Jennerator But to replace the switch you had to take out the entire door handle assembly, right?
@@UTArch1 yep
Just stumbled upon this. Thanks!
Yup, always that damned little connector!
Very good, now get ready to do that 3 more times. Then get ready to do all 4 of them again when the plastic gear fails ;D
These actually have a metal gear! ;)
@@K2Jennerator Cast metal gears, it break easily. I already replaced 2 of mine by stainless steel.