If there's no leaks... where could it go? Perhaps slowly leaking into the motor? I've seen plenty of videos with Model S's having that problem. On them, supposedly, it's not uncommon. People make some bypass kit just so that it permanently fixes the problem with coolant in the motor.
@John-ip4hs That's a question for Tesla. The system told me I need coolant, opened up and lo and behold coolant was slightly low. Checked since and it's all good, definitely no leaks.
If there's no leaks... where could it go? Perhaps slowly leaking into the motor? I've seen plenty of videos with Model S's having that problem. On them, supposedly, it's not uncommon. People make some bypass kit just so that it permanently fixes the problem with coolant in the motor.
Mine just gave me the same warning and I'd like to know this as well. Had me terrified I has a leak but I don't see anything
why would you need coolant top off, it is designed as a closed-loop?
@John-ip4hs That's a question for Tesla. The system told me I need coolant, opened up and lo and behold coolant was slightly low. Checked since and it's all good, definitely no leaks.