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BEV_Button_Replacement.stl
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BEV_QL_Mount.stl
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BEV_Rear_Clamp.stl
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STL fileRoleSource sizePETG / ASA 20%PETG / ASA 25%100% solidRecommendation
BEV_Button_Replacement.stlPrintable file528.2 KB STLSlice fileSlice fileSlice filePrint the button replacement piece in the upright position for strongest cantilever clips
BEV_QL_Mount.stlMount / bracket836.8 KB STLSlice fileSlice fileSlice filePrint the button replacement piece in the upright position for strongest cantilever clips
BEV_Rear_Clamp.stlPrintable file129.6 KB STLSlice fileSlice fileSlice filePrint the button replacement piece in the upright position for strongest cantilever clips

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Bolt EV Quad Lock Phone Mount

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2017 - 2021 Chevrolet Bolt EV Quad-Lock phone mount assembly that replaces the unused button assembly ## Instructions ### Prepare the Button Replacement piece Print the button replacement piece (the piece with the clips) in the upright position so that the cantilever clips are printed in their strongest orientation. Install six M3 hex nuts into the button replacement piece. ### Prepare your Quad-Lock Mount For the most secure mount, I recommend applying a coat of Plastidip spray onto the socket surface. This will prevent the quad-lock ball from rotating in the socket, allowing a reduced clamping load from the thumb-nut. In very hot climates such as AZ where I use this, the vehicle can get hot enough to soften typical "high-temp" 3D printing plastics. If the plastic softens under a sufficiently high clamping load, it will deform, causing the quad-lock ball to loosen. ### Install Button Replacement Piece After disassembling the dash, remove the unused buttons. You may choose to route a cable through the empty space to retain Android Auto while your phone is mounted. Install the button replacement piece in the dash and secure it with the clamp using two M3x12 screws from behind. This theoretically ensures a tight clamp to the dash in case the cantilevered clips aren't enough to provide adequate support for your phablet. Assemble the dash with the new pieces installed. Next, grab four M3x35 screws and the quad-lock mounting part and screw it to the dash. Finally, use a suitable M4 thumb-nut (these are what I used) to secure your quad-lock wireless charging head or plain head into the new socket. BOM: 2 x M3 x 12mm hex cap screw 4 x M3 x 35mm hex cap screw 6 x M3 nuts

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Published Jun 26, 2026Updated Jul 15, 2026

Originally published on thingiverse.com by Fred Cooper (koasdx) · License: CC BY

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