Recent content by Chito307

Were u able to turn them on somehow? I have a post here and was unable to turn them on by bridging other power wires to the fog light wire. https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/model-s-retrofit-fog-light-wiring-help.281379/

I tried bridging the 2 and 4 and 2 and 3 and no luck

I'll try to bridge those 2 sometime later this weekend and update if that turns the light on. Crossing my fingers nothing goes wrong of course. 🤞

A switch can be achieved by just cutting the wire for fog light which is the wire 2 and introducing a toggle switch through the firewall to connect those 2 back together.

So the first 2 diagrams are for a archived service manual I had that was applicable for pre face-lift models but looks to be the same wiring in place for the 2 other diagrams that is from a newer service manual that is specific to face-lift models. I think the first two are the most helpful.

Hi everyone I was able to install foglights on my 2016 face-lift model s however the led bar is the only one that lights up. Service center refuses to help me turn on the fog lights via software update. There is alot of help for model 3 fog lights about bridging the blue wire with the purple...

So 1065041-00-E is the model number equivalent to revision G for those without tech package confirmed by Tesla. Hope these last a long time.

So they are equivalent to the revision G huh. My vehicle does not have a tech package. But I will let everyone know any issues if they occur with this revision.

Finally had my December 2016 Model S eyebrow go out. I sent a message to tesla asking which revision they would replace my headlights to and they said that they will replace them with a revision G when I checked the invoice and picked up my car today I noticed that they installed this version I...

For anyone who needs it. Here is the frequencies I adjusted to match the 0db leftmost setting as close as I could after setting it to +8db. Keep in mind that this sound processor deq-s1000a modifies the signal before the equalizer

Hi guys, just wanted to know if the lc2i can accurately restore frequencies between the 20hz-35hz range. Seems that I cannot restore those frequencies with my dsp (deq-s1000a)

I have a pioneer deq-s1000a dsp and it states to do exactly what the keyloc does and more. The pioneer even has a sample track that needs to be played in order to signal correct and I have done that numerous times. You can play 25hz through a signal generator through bluetooth? 25hz is...

Are you aware of any aftermarket amplifier in the vehicle? Are you the original owner? I have installed an aftermarket amplifier in my Model S however you would never find it because I have discreetly hidden it behind the dash. If my amplifier say blew a fuse the only speaker that you would hear...

35hz is barely even there anything under 40hz is barely present. I will try to investigate with any remote installers of they can enable uhfs.