Tesla Model S: Cup Holder (Remove and Replace)
Removal
- Remove center console assembly (refer to procedure)
- Position center console on suitable clean bench to prevent
damage.
Caution: Take care not to damage component(s).
- Remove LH rear vent (refer to procedure)
- Remove screws (x2) securing cup holder front trim to chassis
(torque 2 Nm).
- Release clips (x2) and remove cup holder front trim.
- Remove cup holder mat to access screws.
- Carefully lift vertically to release clips (x7) securing arm
rest and cup holder trim.
Caution: Take care not to damage component(s).
Caution: Replace any broken clips.
- Remove screws (x10) securing cup holder assembly to chassis from
the top (torque 2 Nm).
- Remove clips for air ducting to allow more movement for access.
- Remove screws (x4) securing air ducting framework to center
console chassis (torque 2 Nm).
- Remove screws (x2) securing cup holder to framework (torque 2
Nm).
- Remove cup holder assembly.
Installation
Installation procedure is the reverse of removal.
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Removal
Carefully release clips (x8) securing rear end console closing
trim to chassis.
Caution: Take care not to damage component(s).
Caution: Replace any broke
Removal
Release the clips (x10) that secure the wrapped panel trim.
Note: Components have been removed in this graphic
to aid clarity.
Removal
Remove center console rear closing panel (refer to procedure)
Move front center arm rests forward.
Using a suitable tool depress clips (x4) securing rear vent to
cente
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Removal
Remove door trim pad (refer to procedure)
Partially lower glass for access to glass clamp.
Remove water proof tape for access to adjustment clamp.
Loosen but do not remove clamp nut securing door glass to
regulator (torque 7.5 Nm). This allows glass to move fore and