Mikec3399
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i actually saw a screen on this forum
ill try and look for it
i actually saw a screen on this forum
ill try and look for it
There was no wiring kit left on my seat, only three heat shrink pieces inside a ziplock bag, no instructions.no sure if my information is correct,
however, the light bars now come with the Plug attached as the ones prior to March 2025 came with the 3 wires and the added wiring kit that was left on the customers seat along with install instructions
that sucks, there is a tesla part number for the wiring kit with instruction, let me see what i can find on this forum, i just found this how many cyberbeast were madeThere was no wiring kit left on my seat, only three heat shrink pieces inside a ziplock bag, no instructions.
And that version of the self-install procedure was version two. Number one thing you’re fully on your own to figure it out it’s glued to your windshield and the wires are up there go get them tiger!There was no wiring kit left on my seat, only three heat shrink pieces inside a ziplock bag, no instructions.
1. Can you please link to the full conversation.
2. As an initial point not every beast that they made in 2024 was a FS/CB.
Non-foundation cyberbeasts started being produced in Q4 of 24. So not every cyberbeast in the number that you have was a foundation series cyberbeast— that is my point.not sure what your referencing, but in 2024 FS Cyberbeast produced is below
i did not think in Dec 2024 there was an option to get a Non FS untill 2025
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i found the image on a prior thread on this forumNon-foundation cyberbeasts started being produced in Q4 of 24. So not every cyberbeast in the number that you have was a foundation series cyberbeast— that is my point.
It wasn’t a massive number but it was not zero. Therefore, just extrapolating the percentage of the number that you’re using to calculate how many FS Cyberbeasts there are cannot return the right figure.
GIGO. Can you please just stop reposting the image and post the link to the entire thread that you’re referencing?
Yes, I understand that and what I would like for you to do if you’re able is to simply post the link to the thread because this is not in context. if you cannot it’s fine, but I’m not going to search for it. And your chart, which has insufficient labels requires context.i found the image on a prior thread on this forum
Use of the following tool(s) is recommended:There was no wiring kit left on my seat, only three heat shrink pieces inside a ziplock bag, no instructions.
While the light part of the assembly is the same...As I stated, that’s a change in connection strategy which just means they’re adding a connector to the end of the light bars, it’s not a different light bar.
I'd call that a "variant," like literally your example having a product with a USB-C/USB-A connection option or US versus EU plug at the end, but I'm not going to quibble about it. At best it's a minor "revision." I appreciate the distinction though and thank you for pointing it out.While the light part of the assembly is the same...
There is a version of light bar with bare wires long enough to get to the pre-installed roof access point.
There is a version of light bar with long harness which includes grommet and connector and replaces the stock roof jumper.
That is two distinct versions of the light bar.
Just like a USB A to micro is different than USB A to mini even though its just a different connector. Or a 3m vs 1m cable.
But here is Tesla's view:
Current instructions:
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Which is V3
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I can dig that, but is it still a variant if they discontinue the previous incarnation?I'd call that a "variant," like literally your example having a product with a USB-C/USB-A connection option or US versus EU plug at the end, but I'm not going to quibble about it. At best it's a minor "revision." I appreciate the distinction though and thank you for pointing it out.