Tesla Model S: Carpet - Underhood Storage (Remove and Install)
Removal
- Open the hood.
- Remove the lower carpet from the underhood storage area.
- Remove the upper trim panel by pulling down on the bottom, then
pulling out toward the front of the vehicle.
- Inspect the Dual Lock fasteners (x6) on both the upper trim
panel and the frunk interior. If any are loose or damaged:
- Remove and discard the loose or damaged piece.
- Clean the area with an alcohol wipe.
- Attach a new piece of Dual Lock fastener.
- Unscrew the knobs (x4) at the rear of the frunk.
- Pull each side panel away from the screws and release it from
the clip on the extrusion at the back of the frunk.
- Pull the carpeted side panels out from the rubber seal that runs
around the top of the frunk.
Caution: Do not loosen or remove the seal.
- Pull the front latch cover toward the back of the frunk and
release the carpeted side panels from underneath it.
- Inspect the extrusions (x2) at the back of the frunk. If either
is loose or damaged:
- Remove and discard the damaged part.
- Clean the surface with an alcohol wipe.
- Replace the extrusion.
- Remove the underhood storage carpet.
Installation
Installation procedure is the reverse of removal.
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Removal
Peel back the carpeting at the front of the underhood storage
unit.
Disconnect the emergenc
Removal
Remove driver seat (refer to procedure)
Remove passenger seat.
Remove driver footrest (refer to procedure)
Remove LH sill panel trim (refer to procedure)
Remove RH sil
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Download the latest version of the Tesla mobile app
to your phone, and ensure your phone has cellular
service and GPS enabled.
Your phone must be connected to Model S and
located within approximately 213 feet (65 meters).
The vehicle's cameras must be fully calibrated (see
Drive to Calib
Neutral allows Model S to roll freely when you are not
pressing the brake pedal. To shift into Neutral, do any of
the following:
Open Controls, then press and hold the Neutral icon
on the drive mode strip until Model S engages
Neutral.
Choose Neutral from the drive mode selector on th