Tesla Model S: Rear View Mirror - 1st Generation (Remove and Replace)
Note: This procedure describes how to remove and replace
the 1st generation rear view mirror. If the vehicle is equipped with
a 2nd generation rear view mirror, refer to procedure 15050502 (refer
to procedure).
Removal
- Cover the dash assembly to avoid damage.
Caution: Make sure the touch screen is fully
protected.
- Release the clips (x5) that secure the RH and LH mirror
finishers.
Caution: Take care not to damage component(s).
- Remove the LH and RH mirror finishers.
- Carefully turn the mirror assembly counter-clockwise and release
it from the glazing mount.
- Release the clip and disconnect the mirror electrical harness
connection.
- Remove the mirror.
Installation
Installation procedure is the reverse of removal.
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Note: This procedure describes how to remove and replace
the 2nd generation rear view mirror. If the vehicle is equipped with
a 1st generation rear view mirror, refer to procedure 15050202 (re
Removal
Use a trim stick or other non-marring pry tool to release the
visor mounting cover.
Caution: Take care not to damage component(s).
Removal
Fold down the sun visor.
Starting at the top of the mirror assembly, use a trim tool to
pry the mirror assembly from the sun visor.
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NOTE: Depending on market region, vehicle
configuration, options purchased, and software version,
your vehicle may not be equipped with Traffic Light and
Stop Sign Control, or the feature may not operate
exactly as described.
NOTE: Traffic Light and Stop Sign Control is a BETA
feature and works
How It Works
The traction control system constantly monitors the
speed of the front and rear wheels. If Model S
experiences a loss of traction, the system minimizes
wheel spin by controlling brake pressure and motor
power. By default, the traction control system is on.
Under normal conditions,