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2012 MS P85 Diagnostic Adapter
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vcor
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You connect that adapter to the connector that you find by releasing the cubby. Push down hard on the bottom lip to release the cubby. It's only held in by two snaps. The Tesla diagnostic connector connects to the white connector on the cable you sited.
vcor
Tech Specialist
I'm sure it is there. It looks like it is behind the plastic. I see a sliver of blue in the curved hole on the right. I suspect this is the connector. The diagnostic connector is part of the wiring harness and not something that could be "left out" or disconnected. You may have to pull off the side panel to get to it, but in all the cars I've looked at, it's easily accessible in the area you've opened. Not sure why it's pushed into the side like that.
Dumb question, is there room to have a bluelink, or teslaoffer accessories plugged in and have the cubby back in place?
If i get the 057 battery monitor while I still have battery warranty, that has to always be plugged in 24-7. I didn't want to smush my new bluelink so i haven't tried it. Will wait for after today's warranty service appointment (door handle, window switch, others)
If i get the 057 battery monitor while I still have battery warranty, that has to always be plugged in 24-7. I didn't want to smush my new bluelink so i haven't tried it. Will wait for after today's warranty service appointment (door handle, window switch, others)
vcor
Tech Specialist
Not sure what the size of bluelink or 057 battery montior is, but there is plenty of room to connect to the diagnostics connector and stuff it all on top of the cubby. I've done it in a number of Teslas.
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