Tesla Model S: Striker - Seat back - 2nd Row Seat - LH (Remove and Replace)
	
						
			Removal 
	
		
			- Remove rear trunk side trim (refer to procedure) 
 
			- Remove rear sill trim panel (refer to procedure) 
 
			- Remove screws (x2) securing striker to body (torque 17 Nm).
               
				
				
                  
               
			
 
			- Remove striker.
            
 
		
	
	Installation 
	
		
			- Install the new striker and tighten the outboard screw. Only 
			partially tighten the inboard screw. 
 
			- Compare the striker to the seat back and adjust striker height. 
			
 
			- Tighten both screws to full torque (torque 17 Nm). Confirm fit 
			against seat back. 
 
			- Reinstall rear sill trim panel. 
 
			- Reinstall rear trunk side trim.
            
 
		
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   Removal 
	
		
			Remove LH rear seat back rest assembly (refer to procedure) 
			
			Remove E-clip securing pivot lock.
               
				
				
                  
               
			
			Slide pivot 
   
   
 
	
   Removal 
	
		
			Remove rear seat back rest assembly (refer to procedure) 
			Remove E-clip securing pivot lock.
               
				
				
                  
               
			
			Slide pivot lock fr
   
   
 
	
   Removal 
	
		
			Remove Rear LH seat back rest assembly (refer to procedure) 
			
			Spread nose of pivot sleeve and remove from LH seat backrest.
               
				
				
                  
        
   
   
 
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   Removal 
	
		
			Fully open the passenger door. 
			Move the passenger seat rearward for access. 
			Remove the LH center console closeout extension (refer to 
			procedure). 
			Release the clips (x4) that secure the lower glove box cover to 
			the glove box.
               
				
				
            
   
   
 
	
   Proper wiring or outlet grounding must be verified
What this alert means:
No ground connection detected in the Wall Connector.
What to do:
Have the Wall Connector inspected by an electrician to make sure it is 
properly grounded. Your electrician should 
ensure there is proper grounding at your circ