Tesla Model y (and 3) homelink bracket/mount
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I wasn't happy with the other homelink 3d printable mounts, so I made my own.
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This is my version of the Tesla model Y homelink mount.
You can buy the homelink module off of e-bay for around $120, I didn't want to pay $40 for the bracket when I have perfectly good 3d printers. Search youtube on how to do the install, there are a few videos on how to do it.
First off, this requires you to use heatset inserts for m4 and m6, you can probably get away with just using one of them, since the official bracket just has a single compression pin. I wanted mine to be held a bit more securely though.
Check the depth and diameter of your heatset inserts, the model thickness is 6mm, so if yours are thicker than that you'll either have to thicken the model or trim down your heatset insert (as I did shown in the picture)
One trick I had for the main bolt was to use a longer bolt (I believe it was M6x40mm, but you could probably get away with a 30mm long bolt), then use a dremel or a hacksaw to make the end so you can use a flathead screwdriver from the back side since clearance without taking your front bumper off is very challenging.
The screws that connect to the heatset inserts are M4x6mm and M6x6mm, if you don't have that short of screws, just cut them down and clean up the ends as I did.
I have attached the step files for both the mount and the mockup model I made of the homelink module. Feel free to modify them as needed, as well as to check to make sure your heatset inserts will fit.