After the sleep cycle will the module work if you disconnect and reconnect the module? If so it sounds like some relays can be added to "reboot" the unit after every sleep cycle and have a working homelink without config update?
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HomeLink DIY install
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ScoobyDoo82
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I believe that once the system “sees it” for the first time it is forever added to the list of installed hardware. It’s just waiting for it’s initial activation - hence why it works for testing purposes until it is signed to the car. Unplugging it and then re-plugging it (which is what a 5-wire relay would also do) would not “remove it” and then “reinstall” it. The software is smarter than that.
My neighbor unplugged his and that replugged it back and the system still recognized it from before.
submit a service request for something like tire rotation and you hit the mobile tech with either a six pack or nice cold ice americano while asking for activation.
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I requested to "adjust foglight, aligment/gap" and was assigned mobile service. The tech inspected the "misaligned foglight" but recommend no fix - then I just casually asked him if he can activate the HL module I installed from my previous Model 3 - did something on his laptop and HL was active. Did it for 2 (Model 3/Model Y)
I gave him some of my IPA as token of appreciation.
Just bought a Model 3 for my startup. We have to install HomeLinks on our first two. Scheduled it through the Tesla Mobile App and they are only charging us $115 for the module and free install. I'm so confused because it's $350 on the website. (I came to this thread searching for the part number to make sure I wasn't missing something obvious).Bought it from ingenext for $135 + $19 shipping to CA. I will try to install it myself and see how to get Tesla service to activate it.
Tesla Model 3 MODULE HOMELINK V OPTION 2 1114984-00-B
MODULE HOMELINK V OPTION 2 From Used Tesla Model 3. Part number :1114984-00-B.Years :2017-2020 Tesla Model 3. Ingenext is one of the largest recyclers of electric vehicle parts. If you are looking for other parts, please contact us at [email protected].ingenext.ca
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Grandpa Gebis
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It was a one off listing from about a year ago. Just search the part number on eBay.
akidesir
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If I buy the mount part number 1098355-00-B - BRACKET, HOMELINK V
Do i need some a bolt or screw to mount it to the vehicle of a Model Y?
Anyone have the part number for that?
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Yes, and that's too much extra to buy when you can mount this way:
HomeLink DIY install
I have an extra HomeLink module that I thought I would install on the new MYP I picked up yesterday. I watched a couple videos of it being done, but it seems the new radarless-Y builds have a slightly different configuration under the frunk tub from what I could tell. I didn't see the plug for...
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rrlevy
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Hi, today I successfully installed HomeLink without the help of Tesla Service (since we don't have service in my country), with the use of Toolbox 3:
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There might be a way to install it event without the Toolbox, which I mentioned on the thread above
Anyone tried to DIY install homelink?
I've seen all of them. Best I understand is I have to remove the bumper. I think the 3 you have to remove the bumper. Apparently the Y you don't "have" to but some people do.
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There might be a way to install it event without the Toolbox, which I mentioned on the thread above
How did you get toolbox 3?Hi, today I successfully installed HomeLink without the help of Tesla Service (since we don't have service in my country), with the use of Toolbox 3:
Anyone tried to DIY install homelink?
I've seen all of them. Best I understand is I have to remove the bumper. I think the 3 you have to remove the bumper. Apparently the Y you don't "have" to but some people do.
There might be a way to install it event without the Toolbox, which I mentioned on the thread above
akidesir
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RoBoRaT
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Done. No more haggling with Tesla Service.Hi, today I successfully installed HomeLink without the help of Tesla Service (since we don't have service in my country), with the use of Toolbox 3:
Anyone tried to DIY install homelink?
I've seen all of them. Best I understand is I have to remove the bumper. I think the 3 you have to remove the bumper. Apparently the Y you don't "have" to but some people do.
There might be a way to install it event without the Toolbox, which I mentioned on the thread above
DiY HomeLink Install using in car Service Mode - No need for Tesla Service or ToolBox
TLDR: You can now DiY install and activate HomeLink garage door opener function using the HomeLink Retrofit function via in-car Service Mode. 2022 LR AWD Model 3 VIN F318XXX Built July 2022 SW Ver: 2022.40.4.1 Module: HomeLink 5 (Option 2); Part Number: 1114984-00-B 1. Installed HL module part...
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It's my understanding these should work. Did you try installing it, does it work?
Put the car in service mode and activate it yourself. Takes all of 10 seconds.
