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Australian Model 3 highland accessories
- Thread starter dronus
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Indeed. Picked up my M3LR today ... no mats yet from Haloblk to put in it.Starting to think we should have our own ‘waiting room’ thread for Halo Blk orders
I can’t remember everyone that I have spoken too about this but if anyone is looking for an Electrician to install EV charging equipment in the SOUTHERN suburbs of Adelaide shoot me a private message on here and I’ll forward you some contact details.
It’s not me, but a friend who has done a few now and is keen to take on more installs.
It’s not me, but a friend who has done a few now and is keen to take on more installs.
Ok so I’ve fit the air intake filters and I’m pretty happy with the process and how they turned out. Thought I’d document it incase anyone is thinking about it also.
Front grille before photos
First step is to clean the area and use something to pick any leaves and pubes that have gathered behind the grille.
Second step is to assemble the two halves of the frame, remove the double sided tape backing and fit the frame.
There are clips that push in to clip over the existing louvre and upright. It all snaps into place tightly. Press on the areas that had the tape to affix to the sides.
Then the removable grill just snaps in to place. Jobs done
Next on my list was to put the clip on filter onto the AC inlet. I had been getting leaves and pubes everywhere so this should stop them getting into the inlet. The filter just clips over the inlet, easy as.
Before
After
Front grille before photos
First step is to clean the area and use something to pick any leaves and pubes that have gathered behind the grille.
Second step is to assemble the two halves of the frame, remove the double sided tape backing and fit the frame.
There are clips that push in to clip over the existing louvre and upright. It all snaps into place tightly. Press on the areas that had the tape to affix to the sides.
Then the removable grill just snaps in to place. Jobs done
Next on my list was to put the clip on filter onto the AC inlet. I had been getting leaves and pubes everywhere so this should stop them getting into the inlet. The filter just clips over the inlet, easy as.
Before
After
Also these insulated frunk bags turned up.
Was pleasantly surprised when I saw they are insulated and have carry straps.
Looks decent enough quality but I wouldn’t probably carry bricks in them.
Was pleasantly surprised when I saw they are insulated and have carry straps.
Looks decent enough quality but I wouldn’t probably carry bricks in them.
Oh let’s me see what accessories I got:
-valve caps
-center caps
-lug nut caps
-rim protectors
-frunk sound insulation
-roof rubber seal
-frunk pad
-frunk liner
-trunk pad
-trunk hook
-hood sticker
-side stickers
-rear bumper sticker
-Tesla decals
-Ev stickers
-floor mats
-red leather seat covers
-rear view mirror trim
-center display trim
-wireless charging pad cvr
-usb drive
-usb led light
-ambient lighting strip
-Tesla led sign
-hoodie, shirt & jacket
-secret console drawer
-console slide drawer
-sentry mode stickers
-dash board cover
-steering wheel cover
-steering wheel decals
-Tesla banner
-display cover
-Tesla patch
-drivers pillow
-charge port sticker
I’m think I have more but I can’t remember.
-valve caps
-center caps
-lug nut caps
-rim protectors
-frunk sound insulation
-roof rubber seal
-frunk pad
-frunk liner
-trunk pad
-trunk hook
-hood sticker
-side stickers
-rear bumper sticker
-Tesla decals
-Ev stickers
-floor mats
-red leather seat covers
-rear view mirror trim
-center display trim
-wireless charging pad cvr
-usb drive
-usb led light
-ambient lighting strip
-Tesla led sign
-hoodie, shirt & jacket
-secret console drawer
-console slide drawer
-sentry mode stickers
-dash board cover
-steering wheel cover
-steering wheel decals
-Tesla banner
-display cover
-Tesla patch
-drivers pillow
-charge port sticker
I’m think I have more but I can’t remember.
Looks like it could restrict airflow a bit though, especially if it gets clogged up with dirt/guts on those tiny mesh holes. Solutions for leaves and bugs could cause a bigger issue to the cooling system working overdrive to cool down important parts of the car? Just a thought..
Yeah I thought about that too but was reading some posts from our US friends on here who were saying that their radiators get clogged up with mud and sand and snow. They have to take the car in to service to get it flushed, these are removable screens so I can just unclip them and hit them with the hose.
There are bypass vents off to the side that are at right angles that are wide open for air if the front gets restricted.
richardnau
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My wife is very fair-skinned and concerned about exposure to sun through the glass roof.
I bought a nice-looking set of sun shades from Teslaunch - these ones: 2024 Model 3 Highland Upgrade Built-In Reflective Sunroof Ice Crystal + Suede Double Insulation Sunroof Sunshade For Tesla
The 'suede' does look very nice, and the colour match with the car's upper linings is good. But it doesn't fit.
The front is ok:
But the back edge of the sun shade is too wide and bows out when installed:
Supplier accepts that there is a problem but seems less than interested in making it right. So far, they have offered me 70% refund. Needless to say, I'm not having something that looks like that in my new car and I'm insisting on 100%. It's a fight that I shouldn't need to have. If supplier doesn't come to the party, I'm sure my credit card company will.
So, two lessons for the group:
Interesting side-note: apparently there is a difference between cars made in USA and cars made in Shanghai so far as sun shade fitment is concerned. The Jowua site offers separate products with fitment clearly noted:
I suspect that this is something some manufacturers are only now figuring out.
I bought a nice-looking set of sun shades from Teslaunch - these ones: 2024 Model 3 Highland Upgrade Built-In Reflective Sunroof Ice Crystal + Suede Double Insulation Sunroof Sunshade For Tesla
The 'suede' does look very nice, and the colour match with the car's upper linings is good. But it doesn't fit.
The front is ok:
But the back edge of the sun shade is too wide and bows out when installed:
Supplier accepts that there is a problem but seems less than interested in making it right. So far, they have offered me 70% refund. Needless to say, I'm not having something that looks like that in my new car and I'm insisting on 100%. It's a fight that I shouldn't need to have. If supplier doesn't come to the party, I'm sure my credit card company will.
So, two lessons for the group:
- don't buy this product
- don't buy from this company.
Interesting side-note: apparently there is a difference between cars made in USA and cars made in Shanghai so far as sun shade fitment is concerned. The Jowua site offers separate products with fitment clearly noted:
I suspect that this is something some manufacturers are only now figuring out.
