Remote E-Latch activation?

[CYBER-O]

I would like to wire up buttons to activate the LF, LR and RR E-Latches. I use the vehicle for Uber and after 200+ trips, I'm getting a little weary of rolling down the window and explain "push the button"! I've added white on clear dymo labels to the buttons and also removed the aftermarket add-on handles as they just confused them even more. But even without the handles and clear labelling "Push >" "O" "< Button", 1 in 3 are scratching their heads! In lieu of running wires to those buttons and paralleling them with switches, I'm wondering if there's a computer input I can wire into?
Everyone I've chatted with knows how to get into a Tesla and I suppose after 2, 3, 4 thousand more rides, all the rider's will eventually learn how but, that'll be a long ways down the road!

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[Mach-Lee]

"Push Button to Open Door" with a down arrow.
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Use black text on a 1" yellow label. Place directly above the buttons. Also hit unlock as you pull up so the buttons light up. If they still can't see that and figure it out, well then they're retarded.

Push >" "O" "< Button is a little bit more confusing.

 

[AtomicInternet]

I'm sure there's a way to trigger a command to the vehicle bus to open the door as you describe, but even if you do I'm guessing your passengers won't be any more clued in if the door is slightly ajar. In fact, they might end up closing it.

I'd check this thread to start your research:
https://www.macheforum.com/site/thr...ve-data-charge-rate-battery-current-etc.4334/

 

[RickMachE]

I would like to wire up buttons to activate the LF, LR and RR E-Latches. I use the vehicle for Uber and after 200+ trips, I'm getting a little weary of rolling down the window and explain "push the button"! I've added white on clear dymo labels to the buttons and also removed the aftermarket add-on handles as they just confused them even more. But even without the handles and clear labelling "Push >" "O" "< Button", 1 in 3 are scratching their heads! In lieu of running wires to those buttons and paralleling them with switches, I'm wondering if there's a computer input I can wire into?
Everyone I've chatted with knows how to get into a Tesla and I suppose after 2, 3, 4 thousand more rides, all the rider's will eventually learn how but, that'll be a long ways down the road!

Here's the problem explained below, and the solution (or lack of) explained below it.

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