Tesla Model S: North America and Japan only: Inspect the shield collar clamp
- Insert the HVIL bolt into the shield collar clamp by 2 threads.
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Install HVIL bolt 2
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- With the HVIL bolt loosely installed, move the bolt from side to
side. Note whether there is any free play that might indicate
stripped threads in the shield collar clamp.
- If there is minimal free play, the shield collar clamp does
not need to be replaced. Skip to the Installation section of
this procedure.
- If there is significant free play, the shield collar clamp
needs to be replaced. Continue to the next step.
- Inside the HVJB, mark the 2 wires that lead to the charge port
as B+ and B-.
Caution: Do not reverse the polarity of the cables
during reinstallation.
- Inside the HVJB, unbolt the 2 cables that lead to the charge
port (torque 9 Nm).
Note: It is not necessary to replace the
fastener(s) after it is removed. The threaded area has a
reusable dry sealant, which looks similar to adhesive patch
material.
- Cut the cable ties that secure shield collar clamp
- Replace the shield collar clamp.
- Inside the HVJB, secure the HV cables that lead to the charge
port.
- Replace the cable ties that secure the HV cables.
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Installation
Position the HVJB cover.
Install the HVIL bolt loosely. Do not tighten it fully at this
time.
North America, Japan
Note: In North American a
Note: This procedure only applies to vehicles with the
1st generation High Voltage Junction Box.
Special tools required for this procedure:
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Removal
Remove the HV battery assembly(refer to procedure).
Lower the vehicle, but keep it in position to raise it in a
later step.
Remove the 2nd row seat cushion frame (refer to
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Note: This procedure assumes that the RH mount has been
replaced, but that the shim tools cannot be repositioned to verify
proper clearance. If this happens, follow this procedure to adjust
the LH side motor mount.
Release the 2 bolts that secure the 4-way valve bracket to the body.
Warning: Only technicians who have been trained in High
Voltage Awareness are permitted to perform this procedure. Proper
personal protective equipment (PPE) and insulating HV gloves with a
minimum rating of class 00 (500V) must be worn any time a high
voltage cable is handled. Refer