Summary of Changing 12 Volt Battery Tesla Model S

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The video provides a step-by-step guide on how to change the 12-volt battery in a Tesla Model S. The speaker recommends using a DCS 33 battery, which can be found at a dealership or online, and shares tips on how to remove the old battery, such as removing lights and connectors first and being careful with snap-offs. The video also shows the process of putting everything back in the car after changing the battery, but one section appears to be unrelated to the topic.

• 00:00:00 In this section, Dave Rat discusses changing the 12-volt battery in a Tesla Model S. He explains that the DCS 33 battery can be found at a dealership or online, and suggests using the terminals already on the vehicle. Although lithium batteries are more expensive, they can last up to 12-13 years, making them worth considering for some. He proceeds to take apart the car and remove the old battery, offering tips such as removing the lights and connectors before removing the battery, and being cautious about snap-offs.
• 00:05:00 In this section, the video outlines the steps to change the 12 volt battery in a Tesla Model S. First, the technician removes the tray and HEPA filter to access the battery. Then, using pliers and a deep well 10mm socket, the negative and positive sides of the battery are removed along with the bracket. The swollen battery is then taken out and replaced with a new one. The technician emphasizes not to over tighten the screws and to ensure the wires are not obstructing the placement of the battery. Finally, the clips are placed back and the emergency release is inserted right side up before installing the new 12 volt battery.
• 00:10:00 In this section, the video shows the process of putting everything back in the car after changing the 12-volt battery of a Tesla Model S. The speaker goes through a list of items that he is packing for an upcoming trip, including camping and leisure items, spare clothes, and even a collapsible camping chair. He also packs a front license plate and holder, in case he gets pulled over and receives a Fix-It ticket from the police for not having it mounted.
• 00:15:00 In this section, there is no relevant information regarding changing the 12 volt battery of a Tesla Model S as the transcript excerpt seems to be a random assortment of words and phrases, likely due to errors in the transcription process.