How many miles are on your model 3? It shows ~13% battery degradation which is somewhat significant. A lot of people claim to only have 3-5% degradation on M3 after 50k miles or more but wasn’t sure if I believed that
In this video, I had 48,127 miles. The 77.8 kWh when new is a number the program provides for all Model 3 with the original battery pack. It's not an actual reading, so you can't base the car's degradation on it. I don't have my original battery pack value since I got the program about two years after I bought the car. You also need to lower that number by 3.5% to account for the buffer. My range is usually around 290-293 miles on a full pack. Compared to the original 310 miles, I have about 5.5 to 6.4% degradation.
@@MTNRanger Alright, that makes sense. Just out of curiosity, what does the Tesla project your range to be at 100% SOC? I just bought a 2019 M3 and it’s projecting anywhere from 190-200 miles at 100% SOC which would be like 17% degradation. I had a hard time believing it was that significant but wasn’t sure. That’s what brought me to your video, I’m considering purchasing one of these scanners and the app to see if my degradation is truly that bad at 42k miles
@@MTNRanger That’s not too bad. Mine is the SR+ which has a 55kwh pack I believe. 240 miles EPA range due to range boost it got through an OTA update a few years ago
Thank you for posting this video!
awesome! information overload! as you say, it's a shame you can't pick and choose the data you want and put it on a new page.
With Android version you can fully customise but hopefully iOS one day. I just bought a super cheap android phone to solely run scanmyTesla
FYI: I purchased the OBDLink MX+ on 1/11/2021 from Amazon for $99.95.
It’s currently $139
Can you find the battery degeneration? Thanks
It used to be on there. I'll have to check.
@@MTNRanger thanks
Do you have to use obdlink models for the harness/app, or any Bluetooth adapter will work?
I have only used the OBDLink modules like the LX and MX+. I’m not sure if other ones work.
How many miles are on your model 3? It shows ~13% battery degradation which is somewhat significant. A lot of people claim to only have 3-5% degradation on M3 after 50k miles or more but wasn’t sure if I believed that
In this video, I had 48,127 miles. The 77.8 kWh when new is a number the program provides for all Model 3 with the original battery pack. It's not an actual reading, so you can't base the car's degradation on it. I don't have my original battery pack value since I got the program about two years after I bought the car. You also need to lower that number by 3.5% to account for the buffer. My range is usually around 290-293 miles on a full pack. Compared to the original 310 miles, I have about 5.5 to 6.4% degradation.
@@MTNRanger Alright, that makes sense. Just out of curiosity, what does the Tesla project your range to be at 100% SOC?
I just bought a 2019 M3 and it’s projecting anywhere from 190-200 miles at 100% SOC which would be like 17% degradation. I had a hard time believing it was that significant but wasn’t sure. That’s what brought me to your video, I’m considering purchasing one of these scanners and the app to see if my degradation is truly that bad at 42k miles
@@kevinsaint20 Over the last year, my range varies around 290-293 at 100%. Is your car a short range 50kWh pack, 220 miles EPA?
@@MTNRanger That’s not too bad. Mine is the SR+ which has a 55kwh pack I believe. 240 miles EPA range due to range boost it got through an OTA update a few years ago
Does the ODBLink+ allow you to make any interctive chnges, like the Commnder from Enhance?
No, it's purely read-only using Scan My T3sla.
Another great video 🙏🏻