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A new Homelink module?
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I bought 2 OEM Tesla Homelink kits on eBay for $169 each For my 2 2023 model Ys. Part number 1114984-00-B
The same seller “element1-7“ is now selling them for $189
Kit included module, bracket and screw. Followed YouTube installation instructions. It took less than 20 minutes working very slowly to do the hardware installation. Just needed A 10mm driver or socket and a flat blade screwdriver.
Activating it was pretty easy also. Only tricky part was I had to exit the car and close the door to allow a 2nd reboot for the Homelink to show active.
When within range of the activated garage door the icon pops up on the top of the screen. See screenshot attached.
I set it up to automatically open the door when arriving. I didn’t set it to automatically close because I want to verify with my eyes that is actually closed before driving away.
The same seller “element1-7“ is now selling them for $189
Kit included module, bracket and screw. Followed YouTube installation instructions. It took less than 20 minutes working very slowly to do the hardware installation. Just needed A 10mm driver or socket and a flat blade screwdriver.
Activating it was pretty easy also. Only tricky part was I had to exit the car and close the door to allow a 2nd reboot for the Homelink to show active.
When within range of the activated garage door the icon pops up on the top of the screen. See screenshot attached.
I set it up to automatically open the door when arriving. I didn’t set it to automatically close because I want to verify with my eyes that is actually closed before driving away.
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Sorry, I don’t know the difference between the old and new versions.
Also, trying to figure out how these two posts are helpful to the original question?
While my posts weren't related to the original question but I wanted to post that rather than going to Tesla for the parts they may available from ebay for his 23 M3 . That is why I posted the eBay part number 1114984-00-B that I bought. The OP can check with Tesla service center with his VIN and find out what the part number is for the Homelink Module. He can order it from the Service center with the backet and screw for about $230 from what I was told.
The eBay seller sells hundreds of these and a quick message to the seller should get his answer. He also sells gobs of other OEM Tesla parts so he should be knowledgeable an have the answer. If you do a search on ebay for 385887486670 (the listing number) the recent lising should come up.
The parts I received from him were Module P/N 1114984-00-B + bracket P/N 1098355-00-B + a screw
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Let me add. I found this posting from someone who transfred the homelink for a 2018 to a 2023 Model 3: Transfer Homelink from 2018 model 3 to 2023 MYP?
"Can confirm. I just swapped my 2018 3 Homelink module to 2023 3 and it’s working. 2018 requires getting into the front bumper area though so it’s a little harder to get out."
"Can confirm. I just swapped my 2018 3 Homelink module to 2023 3 and it’s working. 2018 requires getting into the front bumper area though so it’s a little harder to get out."
