2016 90kw Tesla Model S Battery Module on 2040-parts.com
Davenport, Iowa, United States
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Tesla 90d module with 300miles... This showed 20.8bv when tested... we disconnected the module just incase of a possible fire etc to be safe. As you can see a few of our modules got wet after removed. Please see the pics. top side looks good. Bottom side has quite a bit of corrosion. as is. there should be many good individual cells or even possible to save module as well.
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