Isolation Kit for the PWS (Pedestrian Warning System)
Isolation Kit for the PWS (Pedestrian Warning System)
Isolation Kit for the PWS (Pedestrian Warning System)

Note: Tesla is phasing out the separate horn & PWS speaker for a unified 'superhorn'. As a result, this kit will not work if your car does not have a separate PWS speaker. This change occurred in the early 2023 Model year for Shanghai & Berlin produced cars. There's no reports for US-made cars, but it's likely they will follow suit.

Isolation Kit for the PWS (Pedestrian Warning System)

Sale price$10.99
Installation install difficulty: easy

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2018-2022 Tesla Model 3
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Note: Tesla is phasing out the separate horn & PWS speaker for a unified 'superhorn'. As a result, this kit will not work if your car does not have a separate PWS speaker. This change occurred in the early 2023 Model year for Shanghai & Berlin produced cars. There's no reports for US-made cars, but it's likely they will follow suit.

Not enjoying the weird noise your Tesla makes when driving at slow speeds, but looking for a reversible solution, in case Elon delivers some more interesting sounds?

The PWS speaker is in a somewhat exposed area, and is subjected to dust, water and anything else that gets kicked up off the road while you're driving. This kit ensures that when disconnected, both the supply cable and the socket are completely, and professionally, protected from the elements until you're ready to plug it back in, either for resale, or a cool new sound that comes out.

Disclaimer: You are disabling a safety feature by opting to do this, albeit one that will never exist on at least half a million older Teslas, and many other hybrid and EV's. Tesla could also render this unusable with a future software release. With that said, when your Tesla does become fully autonomous, and does not require your supervision to drive and navigate in public spaces, we recommend that you reconnect the speaker.