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If you don’t use AC charging ( 100% supercharger) it seems that you would never experience PCS failure. I would assume it’s related to how much the PCS is used. I.e. the more it’s used the more likely it is to fail. My Beast is almost always AC charged at home.

I would be okay with manufacturing parts that last longer. Really disappointed with this. 😟 Mine failed Sunday am as well. Noticed that it was only charging at 24A . I’ve been watching this thread closely, hoping that I would be okay. I have a Beast manufactured in Aug, 2024. Tesla Rep said...

Thanks for the recognition, but I’m not sure I’ve survived the process. Looks like replacement parts are going to be an issue?

Add me to PCS failure. Waiting on appointment now. Home charging dropped to 24A. Requested Service. Diagnostics over wireless confirmed PCS failure. 35k miles, Built August 2024.

Have any CyberBeasts had this issue? Has any Cyberbeast owner had this replaced?

You’ve obviously never ridden it in “ Mad Max” mode. Just sayin’

Not even. Once you create a new site.

Call Tesla support. They will want the QR code from the Operation Guide that came with Your Universal charger IIRC. They sorted me out in less than 5 minutes.

I’m not sure if/how you managed the recent Arctic blast, but having PowerShare was a true gift when my power went out at 3 am and was restored at noon the next day. Didn’t have to go down and manually switch anything. Also what if you are gone on vacation with deep freezers? Let all of that melt...

And have none of the functionality of automatic switching when no one is there, power monitoring, switching charging by app and risk voiding your warranty among other things. Do you own a Cybertruck?

We had a terrible cold snap for two weeks and I did my 260 mile loop to check on the old folks and still had 13% battery from fully charged. Get a universal charger and PowerShare and have battery back up for your house as well. It’s a Cybertruck superpower

They gave me the exact Kelly Blue Book very good condition price when I traded in my Tundra in Texas. More than the local Chevy dealer would for a c2500 hd diesel.

Who said ?

I dunno but it may be more embarrassing to have a hyperbolic response to some internet comedy. I’ve never understood why so many have such an emotional attachment towards a brand. But my kids tell me that I have undue expectations for their levels of maturity.

A buddy of mine showed me a copy of a police report that his cousin who is a deputy wrote about a guy in an F150 they found on the shoulder of the highway engine dead, keys in the ignition and lights on. Report stated. “ The occupant was FORD … “ I asked Billy, “ Shouldn’t that state he was...

Yeah. I had a Mustang II in high school that left me stranded so much, I gave it away.

You gotta hire the right people if you can’t do it yourself . Doesn’t FORD mean “ Fix Or Repair Daily”? 😂

Yeah, but can you power your home with it?

Being able to supply your home with power during an outage for days is priceless and way overlooked.

You may want to pull your thumb drive and go over every file there. It may be written over by now though.