Cybertruck wheel well connection?

[melb7425]

I saw this sticking out. Anybody know what it is for?

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[Feartoy]

Its to Jump start the truck to open the door if your DEAD... lol You tube it a good to know ...

 

[melb7425]

Its to Jump start the truck to open the door if your DEAD... lol You tube it a good to know ...

Ah thanks for the info!

 

[CyberGus]

I saw this sticking out. Anybody know what it is for?

The cover should be more secure... it looks like it was pushed in?

 

[Art138]

The instructions are also in the owners manual:

 

[TebisYang]

The truck has two batteries, which you just saw are the positive and negative extension lines of the 48V small battery. They are mainly responsible for supplying power to the low-voltage electrical appliances of the entire vehicle. If your car has not been used for a month or even longer and has not been charged in a timely manner, and the entire vehicle is in a dead state, you will need to use the charging terminal of this 48V battery. First, turn on the 48V before opening the charging port cover on the wheel for normal charging.

 

[mongo]

The truck has two batteries, which you just saw are the positive and negative extension lines of the 48V small battery. They are mainly responsible for supplying power to the low-voltage electrical appliances of the entire vehicle. If your car has not been used for a month or even longer and has not been charged in a timely manner, and the entire vehicle is in a dead state, you will need to use the charging terminal of this 48V battery. First, turn on the 48V before opening the charging port cover on the wheel for normal charging.

Those leads are only for opening the frunk to get to the jump posts. Neither location is directly connected to the 48V battery. You can use a power source that provides between 9V and 16.5V (such as a 12V portable jump starter or another vehicle), or a power source that provides between 30V and 50V.
Frunk popping leads:
https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/cybertruck/en_us/GUID-4EC0FD18-0503-40FD-8C97-0F6BB39DA79D.html

Jump posts:
https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/cybertruck/en_us/GUID-2C9FAB79-5A7B-40BB-B572-D10CDF7661E6.html

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