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It is possible that irreparable damage was done to the motor. Tesla’s with permanent magnet rotors like ours are not recommended to be towed on flat surfaces past 5mph. Doing so could demagnetize the rotor. 

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Low isolation means a unsafe or dangerous path to ground was detected on the high voltage circuit. Spike in motor temperature may be a tell tale to where the fault lies.

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Yup got it too.  Unfortunately I haven’t had cellular connectivity since I’ve owned my SR/F.

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I commute with my SR/F roughly 53 miles one way and find the grips to be “numbing” at best. Not a big deal, all I have to do is swap the grips! But heated OEM grips ???

Has anyone upgraded/swapped their heated grips?  And to what?

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Here in California a lot of the free charging stations max out at 6.6KW.  Anything near above that would most likely be a Tesla destination charger or a LV3 DC charge station.

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Remmie posted a picture of his SR/F with a 6Kw “quick charger” unit. Which combined with the standard equipped 3KW allows up to 9Kw of AC charging (roughly 36A @220ACV). You can upgrade your charging by installing the same 3Kw charger that came equipped with the SR/F, and it is a little cheaper, and you do retain the same amount of glovebox space as it’s mounted directly behind your current charger.  I plan to have this done to my SR/F soon as I’m awaiting parts to arrive.  Going this route allows me to install a power pack down the road.

You might want to consider if 9Kw of charging is worth it. Not all level 2 charging stations can support 9Kw.

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Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ / Re: SR/F charging problem:(
« on: May 23, 2021, 04:37:31 AM »
It could very well be your charge cable. I’d rule it out by trying as lunatic said. The fact that it was charging at one CC station at the full rate tells me the onboard chargers should be fine.

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Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ / Re: Zero SR/F won't charge
« on: May 23, 2021, 03:22:44 AM »
Sounds like a low isolation issue. Curious to know, do you ride in rainy weather?

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Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ / Re: SR/F charging problem:(
« on: May 20, 2021, 10:45:32 AM »
On the clipper creek charger that did allow charging, did you notice the rate of charge that your bike was doing?

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There’s actually an recall for this very condition on 2019 SR/F’s. I’d reach out to customer service and see if your bike is affected

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