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...is screw on the right, and a corresponding one on the left below the dash (red arrows). ...e box behind the passenger kick panel and you'll need to re-crimp your 12v red wire which will make this about an hour install.

# adding the pins 1 (red) and 9 (black) to the existing OBD2 connector

...side of the dash where the door meets the dash. There is a screw in here (red arrow) that holds the top dash trim to the frame which is essential to remo

...passenger kick panel (2016 and later) and you'll need to re-crimp your 12v red wire for an hour install, or (c) if you don't have a fuse box in the cabin ...return you should see two flashing green LEDs on the Tinkla Buddy and one red flashing LED.

# Remove the RED protective tape from the back of the 3M adhesive and be ready to place the '''<span style="color: red;font-size: 18pt;">DON’T INSTALL ON ANYTHING OTHER THAN A TESLA!</span>'''

...e|Giraffe's]] EPAS connector and then the EPAS Harness into the male JST2. Red should be CAN+ and black should be CAN- (that's the convention also used in If you still experience red PRND letters after a successful flash and pedal being in operational mode,

...the spring clip to release the JST2 connects and then insert black in the red position and vice-versa, the plug the JST2 cable back into the giraffe, put

# Remove the RED protective tape from the back of the 3M adhesive and be ready to place the '''<span style="color: red;font-size: 18pt;">DON’T INSTALL ON ANYTHING OTHER THAN A SUPPORTED TESLA!

* Red - 5V

Warning for Giraffe Rev B: Some jst2 cables have red/black set up so they won't match can+/can- on giraffe. So make sure can+ go * the place where your two new arches intersect will be point B (see red lines in diagram)

* the place where your two new arches intersect will be point B (see red lines in diagram)