I went straight to mine (2015 model S, 70D) & it shows 70%. I'd just gotten off the phone with the service center, asking why the capacity of the new battery they just replaced (under warranty) was only 60kWh instead of 70 kWh. She said they only replace bad cells to keep its current capacity NOT to restore to rated capacity.
It states as such in the terms and conditions. If a warranty claim is made for the battery, they will only repair to a level which is expected and not replace with a brand new full set of cells. Basically any repair factors in reasonable degradation.
It's all fun and games until some instant battery failure on internal wiring or PC boards shuts the car down and leaves you stranded and the only repair option is a $20,000 battery replacement.
Think about what you just wrote. Why would Tesla want you to go elsewhere to get more accurate info on battery health if their goal is to be your source for a new battery or service anyways. They’re gonna tell you what it is because they want your business when it comes to servicing or replacing it, obviously. The TH-camr simply missed hitting Health test to start the battery test. Until it’s run all teslas will say 100% there
Tesla has no choice. If I buy that vehicle I am going to use an unaffiliated counterparty to test the battery. They could be telling the truth but skewing the system differently to give better optimum results for the battery. I simply would rather use a counterparty for a peace of mind. @@josevazquez1042
100%, huh….. how much mileage have you lost? I rolled my Tesla out of the dealership at 100% it gave me 274 miles. Now, 14 months later, the most I can charge my Tesla is up to 263 miles. I lost 11 miles in 14 months. I will check my battery level later tonight. Thanks for the video?
You might want to run the battery test first haha
No it’s not, you need to click on battery health and let the test run only after that you will see the real health 😊
Dislike because this is FALSE, on ALL Teslas it will show 100% unless you run the TEST
My Battery Health display shows "--" and the computer asked to run the battery test. State of charge must be
Good to know when I buying a Tesla
You have to run the test
You only showed half the video. You have to run the actual test. I guarantee you're not at 100%
I have run this test twice but I still didn't get any % M3LR 2022 (set the charging to 100% for the test) :(
Run the 24 h test
How run thé test please?
How long does the test take to run on a level 2 charger?
24 hours
I went straight to mine (2015 model S, 70D) & it shows 70%. I'd just gotten off the phone with the service center, asking why the capacity of the new battery they just replaced (under warranty) was only 60kWh instead of 70 kWh. She said they only replace bad cells to keep its current capacity NOT to restore to rated capacity.
Oh wow, I have never heard that response before from service.
Is that legal? Is that what the warranty states?
It states as such in the terms and conditions. If a warranty claim is made for the battery, they will only repair to a level which is expected and not replace with a brand new full set of cells. Basically any repair factors in reasonable degradation.
I thought their policy was to replace the entire battery, not individual cells.
@@reggier2343 I thought so too, but nope.
1.5years cant be 100%
You must run the test before it actually shows you
Fastest Tesla screen typer I’ve ever seen 😅
You have to actually run the test. It'll drain and then charge the battery to 100% before the current health is compuyed
you cannot just do that, you need to do a health test, watch it go down 15%
Looks like your fr San Diego 😂
It's all fun and games until some instant battery failure on internal wiring or PC boards shuts the car down and leaves you stranded and the only repair option is a $20,000 battery replacement.
Also fun and games when your gas car blows a fuel line and leaves you stranded
What is to stop Tesla from making the battery health look better than it actually is? I would have it tested by a 3rd party if buying one used
Think about what you just wrote. Why would Tesla want you to go elsewhere to get more accurate info on battery health if their goal is to be your source for a new battery or service anyways. They’re gonna tell you what it is because they want your business when it comes to servicing or replacing it, obviously. The TH-camr simply missed hitting Health test to start the battery test. Until it’s run all teslas will say 100% there
Tesla has no choice. If I buy that vehicle I am going to use an unaffiliated counterparty to test the battery. They could be telling the truth but skewing the system differently to give better optimum results for the battery. I simply would rather use a counterparty for a peace of mind. @@josevazquez1042
not if battery health test is run
say "tap" not click. Only a mouse can "click" you're tapping
100%, huh….. how much mileage have you lost? I rolled my Tesla out of the dealership at 100% it gave me 274 miles. Now, 14 months later, the most I can charge my Tesla is up to 263 miles. I lost 11 miles in 14 months. I will check my battery level later tonight. Thanks for the video?
Maybe he already ran the test ?
cool but i like getting my hands dirty
Bullshit 😂😂😂😂
Why i cant see health test in 2018 model s
What to do ?