Tesla Model S: Module - Air Suspension - ECU (RHD) (Remove and Replace)
Warning: If the 12V power supply is disconnected, do
not attempt to open any doors with door glass in closed position.
Failure to follow this instruction could result in door glass
shatter.
Note: Before disconnecting the 12V power supply,
ensure that the driver's door window is fully open. Failure to
follow this instruction could result in vehicle lockout.
Removal
- Remove the air suspension ECU module (refer to procedure).
Caution: At this point, there are still harnesses
secured to the bracket.
- On the inner side of the bracket, release the latching tabs (x3)
that secure the harnesses to the outer side of the bracket.
Installation
Installation procedure is the reverse of removal, except for the
following:
- Run the Toolbox "Air Suspension Variant Coding" procedure.
-
Use Toolbox to update or redeploy the firmware:
- If the vehicle is not running the latest firmware,
run the "Vehicle Firmware Update" procedure.
- If the vehicle is running the latest firmware, run
the "Firmware Redeploy" procedure.
- Perform a ride height calibration (refer to procedure).
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Warning: If the 12V power supply is disconnected, do
not attempt to open any doors with door glass in closed position.
Failure to follow this instruction could result in door glass
shat
Warning: If the 12V power supply is disconnected, do
not attempt to open any doors with door glass in closed position.
Failure to follow this instruction could result in door glass
shat
Warning: If the 12V power supply is disconnected, do
not attempt to open any doors with door glass in closed position.
Failure to follow this instruction could result in door glass
shat
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Removal
Remove rear fascia assembly (refer to procedure)
Remove bolts (x6) and plastic rivets (x2) securing rear diffuser
to rear fascia and applique (torque 3 Nm).
Carefully release clips (x14) securing rear diffus
WARNING: Contact Tesla immediately if you notice
increased movement of the brake pedal or a
significant loss of brake fluid. Driving under these
conditions can result in extended stopping
distances or complete brake failure.
A red brake indicator on the
instrument
panel alerts you if th