Tesla Model Y / 3 Dashboard Cluster Screen | Teslogic V2 Display | BlindSpot Monitoring - Battery

If you'd like to see way more specifications about your tesla like I did, you may want to check out this setup by teslogic. This is their version 2 that includes many significant dashboard features not currently found on the tesla. These include blind spot warning signals, a full dashboard that shows a ton of data from battery status, mph, range and many more.
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There are five different screens that show very interesting data about your tesla from the battery health showing its degradation percentage to even the battery temperature. All of this is used through their teslogic app that syncs via bluetooth to the included transmitter that is connected to your car. This app is not only for viewing data but also to enable various settings to pre-heating your battery 10-20 minutes even before the tesla does while on the way to a supercharger. This will save you time at the supercharger as the battery will be further preconditioned. There is also another feature not found on your tesla which is the ability to customize the regen braking. This shortcut allows you to customize your driving conditions. The list of customizations just goes on and on.
Anyways what you see that comes in the box is the transmitter, the phone holder that will be mounted right above the steering wheel, the one simple cord used to plug into your tesla, the magnetic mounting disk, and finally a pry tool. Now this one specifically is for the model 3. They do have this for the model Y, however, this cord is installed on the front side pillar rather than in the back where I’m about to install this.
The second box is optional as this is a wireless charger for your phone. I would personally just get it as who doesn't like a charged phone while driving. If you do not want this magsafe wireless charger the teslogic kit does come with a magnetic puck for your phone to attach to.
To start off this install first, we now have to remove the lower cover plate. You can use the included pry tool or just use your hands to gently pull this free. This is only held on by some clips as there are no screws to remove. Disconnect this OBD connector by pushing on the tab to pull free. Take your Teslogic wire and connect the bypass OBD plug and re-connecting this back into the tesla. Ensure these connections are firmly secure and will not come free. Then connect the transmitter to the remaining plug and tuck it into the center console. Run the cord towards the passenger front seat and slide it under the frame of the seat track. Raise the seat to its highest position to unplug this 4 pin connector as seen here. Connect in the Teslogic plug and then reconnect the bypass plug back into the seat. Tuck the remaining cord under the seat or zip tie it down, should you have an excess cord. We can now install our phone mount by running the wireless charger cord through the mount and then remove the sticky side then place it on top of the steering column. Tuck the cord down the side of the steering column and then further along the center console edging strip. We can then plug this into the usb port on the back of the console. Finally we want to attach the wireless puck to the back of your phone to then stick it onto the 3M sticky side so the charger will adhere to the phone stand.
And that's all for the install. Directly from the Teslogic app it will automatically connect to the bluetooth transmitter providing instant and live data from your car.
As you can see there are so many functions that this app can provide and they are still adding more features everyday. I still think my favorite are the blind spot warning signals that turn orange when there is someone on either side of your tesla. Also the ability to see your battery degradation and how many cells are imbalanced is quite interesting to see. Anyways if you are interested, I have a 10% off coupon code down in the description and comments below this video. If you have any further questions about this install just let me know in the comments below.

[@EMtesla1]

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[@poojagupta-nd8lo]

Thanks for the great video. Few questions for you-- how's the "navigation" screen? I saw in some other videos that it's just a map overlay or something. How does it relate to the Tesla navigation if you have something routed? Do the blind spot monitoring flashes show up on that screen? Also, what's the setting that combines blind spot monitoring with parking sensors? How's the "messaging" on the screen- do you get better visibility of your text messages? What happens if you get a call to your phone? Does it close the Teslogic app or block the visibility? Sorry for all the questions. lol. Thanks.

[@OneOfDaKine82]

Thank you, I didn’t do the second part were the cord gets attached under the passenger seat. Maybe that’s why the blind spot and the odometer not working on the app What year is your Tesla?

[@EMtesla1]

2018 mid range

[@OneOfDaKine82]

Are you having issues with your tire PSI info showing up on the dashboard?

[@EMtesla1]

Mine works fine!

[@Holt0216]

$250 is a little steep considering you have to use your phones screen…

[@Rick9482]

It's a lot steep IMO........... I have the SEXY Knob unit and it has a section that supports a phone displaying similar data. Probably not a 1:1 in regard to the amount of data displayed but it's free with the Sexy Knob and looks nice. Just have to buy a mount! I've already had one software upgrade so I kinda expect more options in the future.