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Tesla M3 DIY Homelink Bracket
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Tesla M3 HomeLink Module Install - DIY 1. Acquire a 2019 HomeLink module, $150 eBay example, http://bit.ly/homelink_module_ebay. - DO NOT pay more than $150, else it's cheaper to simply buy a new $300 module, https://shop.tesla.com/product/automatic-garage-opener - See required 30 minute (mobile) service call below. 2. Remove the frunk, http://bit.ly/frunk_removal. 3. 3D print custom HomeLink bracket - 3D STL model ready to print, http://bit.ly/homelink_bracket. - Example online 3D printing service, http://bit.ly/example_3D_printing_service. - Mounting bolt, http://bit.ly/homelink_module_mounting_bolt. 4. HomeLink hardware module installation - Part# 114984-00-B - YouTube video of the hardware installation, less than 15 minutes (including frunk removal), http://bit.ly/tesla_m3_homelink_module_install - Unclear why Tesla techs removed the front bumper with all its' sensors. That complexity (and effort) is not required, http://bit.ly/overly_complex_module_install. 5. Install, activate and configure HomeLink module firmware/software - Tesla indicates a minimum 30 minute mobile service call ($97) is REQUIRED, http://bit.ly/tesla_service_north_america - Not very DYI and unnecessary, rolling a mobile tech for something as simple as software activation is ludicrous. - PLEASE apply push back on Tesla's service chain to make this step an online, over-the-air activation.
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Originally published on thingiverse.com by Richard Hovey (rhovey) · License: CC BY
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