In his cellebrated 1984 paper "Higher regulators and values of L-functions", Beilinson proved (among many other exciting things) that the value at the non-critical point $s=2$ of the Rankin L-function $L(f\otimes g,s)$ of the convolution of two eigenforms of weight $2$ (say of the same level $N$) is related to the image under the complex regulator map of a certain diagonal element $\Delta$ in the $K_1$ of the surface $S=X_1(N)\times X_1(N)$.
This happens in the pretty short section 6 of the above mentioned paper. However, I have not been able to spot the precise relationship between $L(f\otimes g,2)$ and $\mathrm{reg}(\Delta)$. I have also read several of the surveys on the subject existing in the literature, like Tony Scholl's "Integral elements in $K$-theory and products of modular curves" and a few others, again without luck: those articles rather focus on other aspects of the story. (To the best of my knowledge, of course, I'll be happy to be corrected.)
My question is: is there any place in the literature where such a formula is precisely stated? By this I mean a formula where all the involved quantities are explicitly written down.
With my collaborators I am working on $p$-adic analogues of this formula, that's why the interest. We can redo Beilinson's computations in order to write down the formula (as it surely is a formal consequence of the ideas of his paper, once everything is written down carefully enough), but I wonder whether this is already done explicitly elsewhere.