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Tesla Model S: Module - TPMS - Continental (Remove and Replace)

Tesla Model S (2012-2026) Service Manual / Electrical / Module - TPMS - Continental (Remove and Replace)

Removal

  1. Remove RH rear seat bolster (refer to procedure).
  2. Remove the 2nd row seat cushion (refer to procedure).
  3. Release the lower section of the RH sill panel to access the TPMS ECU.

    Caution: Do not remove the entire trim panel.

    Module - TPMS - Continental (Remove and Replace)

    1 Location of TPMS ECU.
  4. Release the harness from the base of the TPMS ECU.

    Module - TPMS - Continental (Remove and Replace)

  5. Slide the ECU downwards to remove it from the metal bracket.
Installation

Installation procedure is the reverse of removal, except for the following:

Caution: Replace any broken clips.

Perform the TPMS sensor ID learn procedure (refer to procedure)

Perform a road test.

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