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That’s nonsense. Tesla screen for example is $1800 Australian + GST. Cheap? No. But not overly expensive all things considered.
by fetassdd 7mo ago
That’s nonsense. Tesla screen for example is $1800 Australian + GST.
Cheap? No. But not overly expensive all things considered.
- nottorp 7mo agoHow much does it cost to replace a broken physical a/c button?
- olyjohn 7mo agoAnd if you can't find said factory button available anywhere, you can usually replace it with any cheap-ass generic button or switch.
- plqbfbv 7mo agoAsked Claude for cutting down research time: - the button is integrated in the A/C dashboard? Everything needs to be replaced. Part cost: 250-600€ depending on car model and brand - some dashboards can be stupid annoying to disassemble (Claude mentions VW, BMW, ...), 2-3h work at the dealer: 240-540€ - diagnostic fee they'll charge before they touch anything: 80-150€ Total cost: 550-1300€ "...With a premium German brand and a complex dash, breaking €1,000 for what is functionally a single button is entirely realistic..." Yes, you can save money if you go used/aftermarket and DIY, but the same applies to Tesla. Tesla: - 1300€ touchscreen (e.g. for my old M3 2019): https://epc.tesla.com/it-IT/catalogs/34f82bd6-90fb-417c-8a06-7a1658e64dbf/categories/b4577f51-a29c-4bd8-b2c5-3995e24e9ffb/subcategories/bd3adfb3-e487-4abe-af36-d7ba7bd09351/systemGroups/c09b9210-56c8-4277-bb90-3ca975b2adea https://epc.tesla.com/it-IT/catalogs/34f82bd6-90fb-417c-8a06... - probably 45m tops disassembly and reassembly: https://service.tesla.com/docs/ModelY/ServiceManual/en-us/GUID-DCB313B3-9E2A-4431-8869-18E7181900BD.html https://service.tesla.com/docs/ModelY/ServiceManual/en-us/GU... Lots of used parts available, since they have the same parts for 10+y now.