Hi I’m doing the same job could you please tell me what products you used for the bonding compounds we bought 3 M 07333 but I still need some more different adhesive And what is the stuff on the outside that they cover the joints with Cheers Yern Western Australia
Wish I could have had access to those "Structural panels" when I was rebuilding my M3. I had to bang and form them back into shape to finish the car and it still was not perfect but bumper covered it up. If it rivets on it like those rear quarter sections they should be available to buy from Tesla.
Hey man just found ya cool you work at a Tesla Certified shop I take it? I have rebuilt two salvaged model 3's at my house for personal use, one just front end and other a entire side panel. Look forward to more in depth videos, please don't be shy and tell us what your doing Thanks! Take it easy man, Casey
I wonder that view point where you see the taro patch over looking Hanalei valley if you can fly a drone to get a better view.. i remember back in the 70s you can see the valley like almost driving all the way down to the bridge.. now the plants makes it impossible only a small window now..... i would think you can.. national parks and stuff is no go.. but this is just off the hwy.. would love to do a pano of the valley flying drone like a 100ft above the viewpoint.. and takes some pictures too.. Im going back in Sept.. cant wait.
@@t888_max 1st disconnect the 12 volt battery under the hood. Then lift the rear seat. On right side under seat there is a clip in wire harness with grey and black top. Remove this harness and the high voltage battery is disabled. Installation is the opposite. Install seat harness 1st.