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Does any one know where to purchase a -2- pin "Y" / "Tee", connector to tie into the stock -2- pin Tesla wiring in the trunk?
(-1- male to -2- female)? Since installing Pete's new units in my trunk I no longer have a power supply for previously installed LED strip lights.
Confirmed we'll be manufacturing some red-lens versions, ETA is either mid/late January, or late February, depending on which production run they make.
Take out two Torx T-20 screws and the whole panel will drop down so you can get to the back.I have managed to add/replace the lights in my trunk/frunk.
However, after prying out the driver/passenger footwell lights with a screwdriver (they were very tight), I found that their cables are so short that I can't actually pull the light out far enough to press the locking clip for disconnecting the cable. Anyone had the same issue?
Take out two Torx T-20 screws and the whole panel will drop down so you can get to the back.
Thanks, will give that a shot. Is it the same on both driver and passenger side?
The panels are different, but both come out the same way. On the left panel one screw is near the left near the front and the other is middle far right. On the right panel one is middle left and the other middle right. They are black screws, so might need some looking with a good light.
You didn't post your photo, but I've looked at a lot of cars from 2013 to 2015 years, and they are all screwed in with T-20 screws.
Yes, that's a totally different panel than we have here in the US. Not only are you right hand drive, but apparently you lack the knee airbags too. I cant see the right/left ends of the panel where the screws would be in any event. Looks like the reason your wire is short, is that it's caught in one of the heater vents. See if you can pull it free.
On passenger side you need to remove the side convers to the center console and the screw is behind it.
If I remember right the other one can be replaced by the clip.
You can put the plunger between the plastic cover and open to free the cable that is just stuck between.
This is fantastic information - thank you! I do not have premium lighting on my March build 85D but am really interested in retrofitting the rear puddle lights (why? I'm not quite sure. :smile I see an indentation for where the light should be on the bottom of the door panel but am curious if there's any scoring on the inside once in the panel is removed? Of course, I can just measure the opening from the front puddle lights but this would make things a bit easier.
Has anyone else tried retrofitting the rear puddles without premium lighting?