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Telsa has sent cease and desist notices to third party accessory sellers about using their logo and name on products.Probably discontinued because Tesla stopped making the hole into the trunk area on models sometime after June or so. Not sure how one would power it and definitely would not be drilling a hole in the trunk.
Didn't know anyone else made it. Tried googling for "lighted T Tesla" and it's all scrubbed. As someone said below, Tesla did send a cease and desist to all vendors. It's weird though cuz there are so many other Tesla symbol items out there. Just that specific one is gone. If you know of a different vendor, def let me know.You might want to look for other version than Evannex.
I installed few weeks ago. It sticks out more than older version, and there is a considerable gap behind the T since the Evannex was repurposed from Model X lighted T.
I am going to use foam adhesive (redo) to occupy the gap.
Telsa has sent cease and desist notices to third party accessory sellers about using their logo and name on products.
The lighted T we are discussing is this one:I guess not many people took notice. Here is a simple search for "Tesla logo" on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Tesla+logo&ref=nb_sb_noss_2
Oh interesting. Did not know they stopped the hole in the trunk. I guess a red decal is going to have to do :/I realize what emblem light we are talking about. My point was there used to be a hole in the trunk which was convenient to run a power cable through. Early last year they discontinued making the hole so how in the world are you going to get power to it? do not think anybody would be foolish enough to drill a hole in their trunk which will rust out in a couple of years and this is why I said they probably discontinued it.
Tesla imposed cease and desist order to 3rd party selling items that infringes in Tesla brand earlier this year - that's why.Cant find it
Drilling a hole isn't that big a deal. I did it on my Model X. You just put some silicone around the wire to seal it off and if you ever want to remove it, cover it with a standard logo. They only reason I haven't done it on my Y is I'm on the fence about removing the T all together and doing the Tesla letters instead.I realize what emblem light we are talking about. My point was there used to be a hole in the trunk which was convenient to run a power cable through. Early last year they discontinued making the hole so how in the world are you going to get power to it? do not think anybody would be foolish enough to drill a hole in their trunk which will rust out in a couple of years and this is why I said they probably discontinued it.
I have one on my three and just put a deposit on a Y. I live in Las Vegas. [email protected]Hey guys - I know Evannex discontinued the lighted T sign but wondering if anyone knows a way I can get my hands on it.
Hey guys - I know Evannex discontinued the lighted T sign but wondering if anyone knows a way I can get my hands on it.
Hey guys - I know Evannex discontinued the lighted T sign but wondering if anyone knows a way I can get my hands on it.
Well it is actually easier than you think, I did this myself on the MX 4 years ago. Took me about 45 minutes to install the T and connect it to the rear running / brake lights. Been working great ever sense. And yes, I did check with Tesla service department to understand any of their issues before doing it. The T lights up normally to match the running lights when they are on and it brightens along with the brake lights when the brake is pressed.Probably discontinued because Tesla stopped making the hole into the trunk area on models sometime after June or so. Not sure how one would power it and definitely would not be drilling a hole in the trunk.
Did you drill a hole in your trunk to pass the wires through? Connecting it to the running lights is simple but no way would I drill a hole in the trunk.Well it is actually easier than you think, I did this myself on the MX 4 years ago. Took me about 45 minutes to install the T and connect it to the rear running / brake lights. Been working great ever sense. And yes, I did check with Tesla service department to understand any of their issues before doing it. The T lights up normally to match the running lights when they are on and it brightens along with the brake lights when the brake is pressed.
Yes, a very small hole (about 1/8" of smaller) in the center of the T to route the wires inside. Thin metal, very easy. And I figured if I didn't like it, I could always put back on the original T that covers the hole.Did you drill a hole in your trunk to pass the wires through? Connecting it to the running lights is simple but no way would I drill a hole in the trunk.