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I also just had it done today by a Tesla mobile service on my 05/2018 Model 3 Long Range RWD (@Xelloss99 stole my thunder!!!) All of the same part numbers, all of the same detail. As I also have a 2023 MYLR that appears to satisfy the compatibility check, I couldn't check out with the $350...

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They sold you the three individual parts for $230+tax (as distinct from the kit from tesla.com that contains the same three parts and includes "free" installation for $350+tax)?? From your photo, the Homelink adapter's part number was 1114984-00-B, what of the bracket and screw? Your profile...

This makes no sense... Most insurance policies automatically cover you for several (10?) days following the purchase of a new vehicle on your existing policy to allow you time to report the purchase (and perhaps trade-in/sale of an already insured vehicle) and bind coverage on the new vehicle)...

Bold and perhaps ill-advised to use likely prototype cables, perhaps slightly more understandable at the ChargePoint HQ. I note that both are DCFCs rated for <70kW (and One Bethany is apparently power-limited to 32kW). Neither are shipping... "estimated to ship in early 2024" and "should ship...

Not challenging either of you when I ask this, honestly curious, which EVSE companies are currently selling/shipping/installing DC Fast CCS-based EVSEs with NACS/J3400 sockets on them? Without a ratified technical specification and/or UL listing, while I'm sure there are advanced prototypes...

Do we have any idea what the retrofit for MS and MX vehicles of the same vintage as early M3 vehicles entails? I would expect that the ECU/Port compatibility issue would apply across all of the models of approximately the same vintage...? As to the adoption of J3400 by other EVSE providers...

Yeah, that is what it said in both the app and tesla.com for the longest time (retrofit only available for MS and MX), but that was when I could actually FIND the CCS Combo 1 Adapter within Upgrades->Accessories->Charging->Adapters on the app... Back in the REALLY early days, I originally had...

I had been waiting (and waiting, waiting, and waiting...) for the retrofit to become available for my 2018 M3LR, and now when I go into the Tesla app (Upgrades->Accessories->Charging->Adapters) to check availability, I can no longer even FIND the CCS Combo 1 Adapter... If I go to tesla.com on a...

You're relying on an InsideEVs article that is nearly two years old...dated 05/23/2022 as "evidence"?: What Batteries Are Tesla Using In Its Electric Cars? That article says the 4680 has "undisclosed chemistry" (and an equally aged InsideEVs article from 07/17/2022 confirms NCM: Tesla's...

Took of mine on 12/30, so similarly looking for the entire set and considering the different brands. Same here, would like to have from the same brand, of seems only 3D has the seat back (as well as the rear cargo "wings" and rear lower upper shelf)... Of course, having missed the BF sale...

Do we know that 2+ (up to four) Tesla HPWC units will still be able to daisy-chained and do their Master/Slave load sharing if one of them is being used with aTesla-to-J1772 adapter like the TeslaTap that presumably doesn't have either continuity to similar communications protocol from a...

Having just received the license plate to install, I found a couple of issues with the (delivery center's?) installation of this plate frame: 1) When they attached the frame, they used all four screws: BUT, they over-tightened one of the screws such that the "molly" in the body of the car it...

For anybody that might be interested, I procured Metal/Chrome Center Caps and Covers through Service Center "parts department" as documented in my post on another thread: Aero wheel hubcaps replaced with center caps and black lug nut covers Clearly not a solution for those that are looking to...

Not sure what the deal with the second photo (close up of the wheel) is... Last try...:

Second pic does appear to have come through, trying again:

Well.... I went to the local Tesla Service Center and asked them to procure me a set of Metal Wheel Caps and Chrome Wheel Lug Caps as found in the picture for Model X Brake Calipers: Model X Brake Calipers Set Part#s: Center Caps 6005879-00-A $15.00/ea Lug Nut Caps 1027011-00-A...

GregRF, Where did you find that photo?? I'm curious what the PNs for the Metal/Chrome center cap and Lug Bolt covers (I'm presuming/hoping these are lug bolts, hard to tell on the current Model S/X if they use Metal/Chrome Bolts or Covers...

True enough, but it sounds like the car is supposed to come with 1 Lightning and 1 USB (though there seems to be some confusion about whether it's Micro USB or USB-C, I'll need 2x of USB-C). I just figured I'd put it out there; but yeah, I'm hoping they'll let me have 2 USB-C from the start (as...

Finally got invitation to and configured last weeks, supposedly 3-6 weeks until delivery... We're an all Android household, so have absolutely ZERO use for a lightning cable. Assuming I can't get them to give us 2 two USB-C cables instead of 1 and 1, we'll have one Lightning to trade for one...