Coolant Pump – 2.X Series

Tesla Roadster 2.x โ€” Magnetic-Drive Coolant Pumps (Pair Replacement)
Dual-pump ESS cooling โ€ข Brushless magnetic-drive design โ€ข Roadster 2.0/2.5 fitment

The 2.0 and 2.5 Roadsters upgrade the ESS cooling loop from the older 1.5 series brush-motor pump to two
magnetic-drive coolant pumps. Instead of one pump doing all the work, these cars use a dual-pump layout to circulate coolant through the battery pack and heat-exchangerโ€”delivering higher reliability and better thermal stability under charge and load.

A magnetic-drive pump spins the impeller via a magnetic couplingโ€”no direct motor shaft, brushes, or dynamic shaft seal in the coolant pathโ€”so thereโ€™s no brush dust and fewer wear items compared with a traditional centrifugal pump. This is a vast improvement over the 1.5 series DC brush-motor pump.

Why these pumps need periodic replacement
  • Bearing & coupling fatigue โ€” Over time, internal bearings and the magnetic coupling lose efficiency, reducing flow.
  • Impeller/volute wear โ€” Particulates or erosion diminish head/flow performance.
  • Noise escalation โ€” The most common field symptom is increasing mechanical/whine noise prior to failure.

Replace in pairs. The system is balanced for two identical pumps. Replacing only one can leave uneven flow and mismatched duty cycles.
(PLEASE SELECT TWO)

Our solution
  • Direct-fit 2.x pumps โ€” Correct hose orientation and electrical connectors for Roadster 2.0/2.5.
  • Brushless magnetic-drive โ€” No brushes to shed carbon; clean, efficient operation.
  • Bench-verified โ€” Each unit checked for current draw and flow at operating head before shipment.
  • Service interval โ€” Proactive replacement every 5โ€“7 years (usage and heat dependent).

Item Detail
Application Tesla Roadster 2.0/2.5 โ€” ESS battery coolant loop (dual-pump system)
Technology Brushless magnetic-drive centrifugal pump
Quantity Two (2) per vehicle โ€” replace in pairs
Typical Symptoms Rising pump noise/whine, reduced flow, ESS temp warnings during charging or spirited driving
Recommended Service Replace both pumps every ~5โ€“7 years; refresh coolant and bleed air after install
Installation & notes
  • Pair logic โ€” Always install two matched pumps to maintain balanced flow and equal duty.
  • Bleed procedure โ€” Command pumps and purge air to restore full head/flow; recheck coolant level warm and cold.
  • Hoses & clamps โ€” Replace brittle hoses; verify no suction-side collapse at high duty.
Included in ESS service

Pump inspection/replacement is a standard reliability item during our Roadster battery/ESS service and thermal-system refresh.

Maintenance Tip:
Replace pumps as a matched pair. After installation, run a full bleed cycle and confirm both pumps meet spec current draw and flow.ย  50/50 water/propylene-glycol (Green Color Glycol) mix designed for aluminum systems. After any pump service, vacuum-fill and bleed the loop to remove air pockets that can starve the pump and reduce cooling performance.

Tech Support โ€” For details or installation assistance, call 623-433-8500.
Tesla Roadster Battery Coolant System Parameters

Approved operating temperature ranges
Condition Temperature Range
Vehicle operation (powering systems) โˆ’4 ยฐF to +122 ยฐFย  –ย  (โˆ’20ย ยฐC to +50ย ยฐC)
Battery during charging 32 ยฐF to 113 ยฐFย  –ย  ย (0ย ยฐC to 45ย ยฐC)
System overview
  • A dedicated battery cooling loop is built into the pack. Electric coolant pumps external to the ESS pack (Single for 1.5 Series Roadsters, and two for 2.x Series Roadsters) circulate coolant to keep cell temperatures within the ranges shown above.
  • A battery heater fed from the AC input charge cords is incorporated to bring the pack above the minimum temperature before charging in cold conditions.
  • A heat exchanger transfers excess heat from the battery coolant to the vehicleโ€™s Air Conditioning (A/C) system when additional cooling is required.
  • Coolant flow from the pump is actively controlled by the VMS Module which serves as the 12 V controller based on battery temperature and humidity sensor feedback.

Roadster pump configurations
  • Roadster 1.5: A DC brush motor single battery coolant pump.ย  (Replace every 5 years)
  • Roadster 2.x: Two smaller magnetic impeller battery coolant pumps in place of one large unit. (Replace every 15 years)

PRICE:

$94.50

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