Tesla Model S: Actuator - Mode (Remove and Replace)
Removal
- Remove IP carrier (refer to procedure)
- Disconnect duct temperature sensor harness connector.
- Remove screw securing duct to HVAC assembly and position duct
aside (torque 1 Nm).
- Disconnect actuator harness connector.
- Remove screws (x3) securing mode actuator to HVAC assembly
(torque 1 Nm).
- Note installed position of secondary flap link prior to removal.
- Remove air distribution mode flap actuator.
Caution: Take care not to damage component(s).
Installation
- Installation procedure is the reverse of removal, except
for the following:
- Ensure secondary flap link is in correct position prior to
installing actuator.
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Removal
Remove glove box assembly (refer to procedure)
Disconnect duct temperature sensor harness connector.
Remove screw securing duct to HVAC assembly, release from spigot
and p
Removal
Remove glove box assembly (refer to procedure)
Disconnect actuator harness connector.
Remove screws (x3) securing defrost door actuator to HVAC
assembly (torque 1 Nm).
Removal
Power the passenger seat fully rearward for access.
Remove the passenger footwell closing trim (refer to procedure).
Disconnect the fan harness connector and position the
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