Autel has newly launched the Autel Tesla Diagnostic Cables Set. One end is connected to the Autel MaxiSYS series flatbed tool Ultra / MS919 / MS909 scanner, and the other end is connected to communicate with Tesla S and Tesla X vehicles to conduct system diagnosis for Tesla vehicles.
Supports basic functions including reading warning messages, ECU information, real-time data, reading codes and erasing codes, as well as 41 popular special functions including BMS reset alarm, BMS clear contactor pressure index, EPB service mode, brake Deflate and read/write the ID of the TPMS sensor Model X and Model S.
- Connect to Tesla port X861 (located behind the dashboard) to activate factory mode (dashboard must be removed)
- Connects to Tesla port X863 (located below the center control screen) for diagnostics on post-2015/September vehicles.
- Connects to Tesla port X863 (located on the left side of the instrument cluster) for diagnostics on pre-2015/September vehicles.
- Connects to Tesla port X437 (located below the center control screen) for diagnostics on post-2015/September vehicles.
- Connects to Tesla port X437 (located below the center control screen) for diagnostics on pre-2015/September vehicles.
Inside the package there is a paper that says when and where the cable should be used, where and how to connect it to the Tesla and Autel MaxiSYS Ultra / MS919 / MS909 tablets.
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