2026-03-03

Contactors - HV Battery - Pair (7-Seat) (Remove and Replace)

Correction code TBD FRT 1.62 NOTE: Unless otherwise explicitly stated in the procedure, the correction code and FRT listed above reflect all of the work required to perform this procedure, including the linked procedures. Do not stack correction codes unless explicitly told to do so. NOTE: See Flat Rate Times to learn more about FRTs and how they are created. NOTE: See Personal Protection to make sure you are wearing proper PPE when performing the procedure below. NOTE: See Ergonomic Precautions for safe and healthy working practices.

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This procedure is a DRAFT. Although it has been validated, Warnings and Cautions might be missing. Follow safety requirements and use extreme caution when working on or near High Voltage systems and components.
  • 2026-02-04: Released new procedure.
  1. Open all four doors
  2. Lower all four windows
  3. Move LH front seat forward
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    Adjust seat back if needed to avoid contacting headliner
  4. Move RH front seat forward
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    Adjust seatback if needed to avoid contacting headliner
  5. Move 60 seat to easy entry position
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    Press shoulder switch then push seat forward
  6. Partially remove lower portion of LH rear door seal
  7. Remove LH 7s lower C-pillar trim
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    8x clips, Rear edge secures onto trunk side trim, Release front clips then rear clips
  8. Move 60 seat to original position
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    Press shoulder switch then pull seat backward
  9. Fold 2nd row 60 seatback down
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    Via seat switch or manual tether, Protect seat back upholstery if necessary
  10. Disconnect 2nd row 60 seat connector
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    1x connector,
  11. Move 60 seat forward using towel bar
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    With one hand on towel bar pull up and slide the seat forward with your other hand
  12. Remove 60 seat rear outboard track fastener
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    1x patch bolt, 11mm, 37 Nm, Discard after removal
  13. Remove 60 seat rear inboard track fasteners
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    2x patch bolts, 11mm, 37 Nm, Discard after removal
  14. Move 60 seat fully rearward using towel bar
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    pull up bar, slide seat forward
  15. Remove 60 seat outboard track cover
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    1x clip, Slide covers forward to release from 60 seat tracks
  16. Remove center track cover from 2nd row seats
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    2x clips, Slide covers forward to release from 2nd row seat tracks
  17. Release cabin carpet from 60 seat
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    Pull cabin carpet towards front of vehicle
  18. Remove 60 seat front inboard track fasteners
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    1x bolts, 11mm, 37 Nm, Discard after removal
  19. Remove 2nd row 60 seat frame front outboard track fasteners
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    1x bolts, 11mm, 37 Nm, Discard after removal
  20. Remove 2nd row 60 seat assembly from vehicle
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    Recommend assistance, Note: If seat that is not being replaced does not have ISOFIX flag for child locks, the seat cover will also require replacement
  21. Move RH front seat forward
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    Adjust seatback if needed to avoid contacting headliner
  22. Move 60 seat to easy entry position
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    Press shoulder switch then push seat forward
  23. Partially remove RH rear door seal
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    Pillar and sill trim have tabs seated underneath seal
  24. Remove RH C-pillar lower trim
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    5x clips, Rear edge is mated with groove in trunk side trim, Release clips at front of LH Lower C-Pillar trim working your way back towards rear of sill trim, trim part may slightly differ by vehicle build location, and the number of clips may also varyt, by vehicle build location, Confirm each installation with push-pull test, Clip position should not be adjusted after bracket is removed or will result in bracket not seating properly, if clip position is changed or push-pull action shows bracket not secure, remove clip from tab and seat clip into doghouse on bracket and reinstall
  25. Move 40 seat to original position
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    Press shoulder switch then pull seat backward
  26. Fold 2nd row 40 seatback down
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    Via seat switch or manual tether, Protect seat back upholstery if necessary
  27. Remove 40 seat outboard track cover
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    1x clip, Slide cover forward to release from 40 seat track
  28. Remove bolts securing 40 seat podium to vehicle
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    2x patch bolts, 11mm, 37 Nm, Discard bolts after removal
  29. Move 40 seat forward using towel bar
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    With one hand on towel bar pull up and slide the seat forward with your other hand
  30. Remove bolts securing 40 seat inner and outer tracks to vehicle
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    2x patch bolts, 11mm, 37 Nm, Discard bolts after removal
  31. Move 40 seat fully rearward using towel bar
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    pull bar, slide seat forward
  32. Disconnect 2nd row 40 seat connector
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    1x connector, Newer models may have red locking tab
  33. Remove 40 seat from vehicle
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    Recommend assistance, Do not support 40 seat by cushion pan, Support 40 seat by podium, Note: If seat that is not being replaced does not have ISOFIX flag for child locks, the seat cover will also require replacement
  34. Remove 3rd row seat cushion
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    2x clips, 1x connector, 2x circular hooks, Press tabs backward then pull front edge up, Press rear seat cushion and lift the front seat cushion
  35. Remove 3rd row LH seat cushion bolster
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    1x bolt, 11mm, 37 Nm, 1x location pin, 1x tab, Slide LH seat cushion bolster towards front of vehicle to remove
  36. Remove 3rd row RH seat cushion bolster
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    1x bolt, 11mm, 37 Nm, 1x location pin, 1x tab, Slide RH seat cushion bolster towards front of vehicle to remove
  37. Release LH side of 3rd row rear carpet
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    2x clips, 2x location pins, 1x bolt, H11, Lift trim to access bolt, Remove bolt then release carpet
  38. Release RH side of 3rd row rear carpet
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    2x clips, 2x location pins, 1x bolt, H11, Lift trim to access bolt, Remove bolt then release carpet
  39. Remove 3rd row rear cabin carpet
  40. Open hood
  41. Power off vehicle from center display
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    Via Controls > Safety > Power Off, Select Power Off button at warning dialogue box
  42. Remove rear apron
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    16x trim clips, 3x datums, 2x clips
  43. Remove HEPA filter assembly
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    2x bolts, 10mm, 10 Nm, Pivot rear edge up past brake reservoir then lift up to clear frunk assembly
  44. Disconnect LV battery and first responder loop
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    2x connectors, Ensure that one minute has passed after window movement before performing the power-off, Release green locking tab, Press black tab then pull black connector lock outwards to release connection, Release red lock tab on FRL, Allow 2 minutes for all electrical circuits to fully discharge
  45. Verify operation of multimeter
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    Set multimeter to DC voltage, Confirm multimeter is properly measuring voltage by testing the 16v battery
  46. Remove 3rd row NVH insulator
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    1x connector, Disconnect connector then remove insulator
  47. Install HVC logic cap
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    1x logic cap
  48. Remove all items from pockets and ensure not wearing metal items
  49. Inspect HV insulating gloves
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    Check gloves for damage prior to use, Refer to service document TN-15-92-003, for information on inspecting HV gloves. https://service.teslamotors.com/documents?model=&keys=TN-15-92-003&vehicle_system=&sort_by=field_date_submitted&sort_order=DESC
  50. Put on HV insulating gloves and leather over gloves
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    Use HV cut resistant insulated gloves or HV insulating gloves and leather over gloves, HV Insulating gloves must be worn any time a Hioki Tester or Hi-Pot Tester is used, Refer to service document TN-15-92-003 R5 for PPE requirements depending on vehicle configuration.
  51. Release positive LV output cover from PCS cable
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    1x cover
  52. Remove PCS cable from LV passthrough output
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    1x nut, 13mm, 9 Nm, Discard nut after removal
  53. Remove bolts securing ancillary bay probe lid cover
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    2x bolts, EP10 5-Lobe, 6 Nm, Discard after removal
  54. Remove ancillary bay probe lid cover
  55. Verify no high voltage
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    Make sure to wear PPE (HV gloves, Safety glasses) when working on high voltage component, Measure B+ to Ground, B- to Ground, B+ to B-, If voltage is greater than 10V, Pack contactors are not open or welded, Stop work and reach out to Service Engineering
  56. Wipe ancillary bay cover with IPA to clean surface
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    Allow to 1 minute dry time
  57. Inspect ancillary bay probe lid cover gasket then position onto ancillary bay cover
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    Confirm no visual damage present, Wipe ancillary bay with IPA to clean surface, Allow to 1 minute dry time
  58. Install bolts securing ancillary bay probe lid cover to ancillary bay cover
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    2x bolts, EP10 5-Lobe, 6 Nm, Install new bolts
  59. Remove bolts securing ancillary bay cover to HVC
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    3x bolts, E10, 5 Nm + 30 degrees
  60. Remove bolts securing ancillary bay cover to HV battery
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    18x bolts, E10 5-Lobe, 8 Nm, Use E10 5-Lobe socket without magnet, The fasteners are captive and will stay attached to the ancillary bay cover
  61. Remove HVC logic cap
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    1x logic cap
  62. Remove ancillary bay cover from HV battery
  63. Install HVC logic cap
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    1x logic cap
  64. Inspect ancillary bay for any missing insulators
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    Install service insulator kit before continuing to next step
  65. Remove bolts securing pyro disconnect to ancillary bay
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    1x insulator, 2x patch bolts, 13mm, 9 Nm, Discard after removal
  66. Remove pyro disconnect from ancillary bay
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    1x connector, From the bottom, Lift pyro disconnect straight up and out of the ancillary bay
  67. Install pyro disconnect dummy
  68. Lift HV Controller up
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    Hold HVC assembly and tray in upward positition with rubber bungee
  69. Disconnect PCS to DC bus HV connector
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    1x connector, Release the locking tab by pulling upward, May need plastic trim tool to help lift the connector upward
  70. Disconnect PCS logic connector from PCS
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    1x connector
  71. Disconnect PCS LV connector from PCS
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    1x connector, Release the locking tab by pulling upward, May need plastic trim tool to help lift the connector upward
  72. Remove nut securing DCDC ground busbar to HV battery
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    1x nut, 13mm, 9 Nm, Discard nut after removal
  73. Gently lift the DCDC ground busbar upwards
  74. Remove bolts securing DCDC pass through to ancillary bay
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    2x bolts, E10 5-Lobe, 10 Nm
  75. Remove DCDC pass through from ancillary bay
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    Attention: To avoid metal damage to the cable insulation layer
  76. Disconnect ancillary bay harness connectors from positive pack contactor
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    2x connectors
  77. Remove HV PCS to DC Bus harness clip from positive pack contactor
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    1x clip
  78. Remove HV joint insulators from positive HV switch
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    2x insulators
  79. Remove bolt securing positive pack contactor to positive busbar
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    1x patch bolt, 13mm, 9 Nm, Discard after removal
  80. Remove nut securing positive pack contactor to module 4 rear terminal
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    1x patch nut, 13mm, 9 Nm, Discard after removal
  81. Remove nuts securing positive pack contactor to ancillary bay
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    3x nuts, 10mm, 8 Nm, Use insulated magnet to retrieve the nuts after removal, The number of nuts on newer vehicles may vary
  82. Remove positive pack contactor from ancillary bay
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    2x guide pins
  83. Position positive pack contactor to ancillary bay for installation
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    2x guide pins
  84. Install nuts securing positive pack contactor to ancillary bay
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    3x nuts, 10mm, 8 Nm, Use insulated magnet as needed to position nuts onto studs, The number of nuts on newer vehicles may vary
  85. Install bolt securing positive pack contactor to positive busbar
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    1x patch bolt, 13mm. 9 Nm, Install new patch bolt, Mark after torque
  86. Install nut securing positive pack contactor to HV battery tall terminal to module 4 rear terminal
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    1x patch nut, 13mm, 9 Nm, Install new patch nut, Mark after torque
  87. Measure resistance from HV joint between HV battery positive contactor and center of HV battery positive terminal
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    1x HV joint, 110μΩ or less
  88. Perform Hioki impedance test at HV joint of positive pack contactor to DC link busbar
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    1x HV joint, The acceptable resistance is between 0.020 mΩ (20 μΩ) and 0.060 mΩ (60 μΩ), If the resistance is greater than 0.060 mΩ (60 μΩ), stop work and escalate a Toolbox session. If the resistance is less than 0.020 mΩ (20 μΩ), reposition the probes and measure again.
  89. Install HV joint insulators onto positive pack contactor
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    2x insulators
  90. Install ancillary bay harness clip to positive pack contactor
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    1x clip
  91. Connect ancillary bay harness connectors to positive pack contactor
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    2x connectors
  92. Position DCDC pass through to ancillary bay for installation
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    Attention: To avoid metal damage to the cable insulation layer
  93. Install bolts securing DCDC pass through to ancillary bay
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    2x bolts, E10 5-Lobe, 10 Nm, Mark the bolts after torque
  94. Install DCDC ground busbar to HV battery
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    Gently press down
  95. Install nut securing DCDC ground busbar to HV battery
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    1x nut, 13mm, 9 Nm, Install new nut
  96. Connect PCS LV connector to PCS
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    1x connector, Push connector downward then push the locking tab downward to install connector, Make sure the connector is fully seated
  97. Connect PCS logic connector to PCS
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    1x connector
  98. Connect PCS to DC bus HV connector
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    1x connector, Push connector downward then push the locking tab downward to install connector, Make sure the connector is fully seated
  99. Lower HV Controller back into place
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    Remove bungee and slowly lower controller
  100. Disconnect ancillary bay harness connectors from negative pack contactor
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    2x connectors
  101. Remove HV joint insulators from negative pack contactor
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    2x insulators
  102. Remove bolt securing negative pack contactor to DC link busbar joint
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    1x patch bolt, 13mm, 9 Nm, Discard after removal
  103. Remove nut securing negative pack contactor to HV battery tall silicon terminal
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    1x patch nut, 13mm, 9 Nm, Discard after removal
  104. Remove nuts securing negative pack contactor to ancillary bay
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    3x nuts, 10mm, 8 Nm, Use insulated magnet to retrieve the nuts after removal, The number of nuts on newer vehicles may vary
  105. Remove negative pack contactor from ancillary bay
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    2x guide pins
  106. Position negative pack contactor to ancillary bay for installation
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    2x guide pins
  107. Install nuts securing negative pack contactor to ancillary bay
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    3x nuts, 10mm, 8 Nm, Use insulated magnet as needed to position nuts onto studs
  108. Install nut securing negative pack contactor to HV battery tall terminal
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    1x patch nut, 13mm, 9 Nm, Install new patch nut, Mark after torque
  109. Install bolt securing negative pack contactor to DC link busbar joint
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    1x patch bolt, 13mm, 9 Nm, Install new patch bolt, Mark after torque
  110. Perform Hioki impedance test at HV joint of negative pack contactor to negative DC link busbar
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    1x HV joint, The acceptable resistance is between 0.020 mΩ (20 μΩ) and 0.060 mΩ (60 μΩ), If the resistance is greater than 0.060 mΩ (60 μΩ), stop work and escalate a Toolbox session. If the resistance is less than 0.020 mΩ (20 μΩ), reposition the probes and measure again.
  111. Perform Hioki impedance test at negative pack contactor to module 1 rear terminal
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    1x HV joint, 110μΩ or less
  112. Install HV joint insulators to negative pack contactor
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    2x insulators
  113. Connect ancillary bay harness connectors to negative pack contactor
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    2x connectors
  114. Remove pyro disconnect dummy
  115. Clean mating surface of pyro
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    Allow to 1 minute dry time, Use an IPA wipe to clean the HV mating surfaces of the shunt, Busbar, And the pyrotechnic battery disconnect
  116. Set multimeter to "LoZ" (low impedance) mode
  117. Measure voltage between busbar and shunt
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    Measure the voltage between the busbar (left) and shunt (right) for at least 10 seconds, so as to balance the voltage across the pyrotechnic battery disconnect mount points, Note: The voltage displayed on the multimeter is not as important as balancing the mount points
  118. Position pyro disconnect to ancillary bay for installation
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    1x connector, While still measuring the voltage, Have an assistant position the pyrotechnic battery disconnect into the HV battery for installation. Make sure to align the pins of the connector with the new pyrotechnic battery disconnect, And then press the pyrotechnic battery disconnect down onto the busbars, The pyro disconnect can only be installed one way
  119. Install bolts securing pyro disconnect to ancillary bay
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    2x patch bolts, 13mm, 9 Nm, Install new patch bolt, Mark with paint pen
  120. Measure resistance from module 2 busbar to pyro disconnect
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    1x HV joint, 60μΩ or less, Perform zero adjust to Hioki meter prior to testing
  121. Measure resistance from pyro disconnect to shunt
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    1x HV joint, 45μΩ or less, Perform zero adjust to Hioki meter prior to testing
  122. Remove service insulator kit
  123. Remove HVC logic cap
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    1x logic cap
  124. Inspect ancillary bay walls for damage
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    Any dent or depression in the sealing surface that causes it to not be flat will result in a leak, Any paint that comes off the ancillary bay wall, Whether or not it sticks to the seal, Will require enclosure leak test when reassembled, It can still be reused
  125. Inspect ancillary bay cover seal to confirm it has no visual damage
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    Image up close for clarity, Delaminated and torn seals cannot be reused
  126. Wipe ancillary bay cover with IPA to clean surface
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    Allow to 1 minute dry time
  127. Position ancillary bay cover to HV battery for installation
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    Ensure all accessible insulators are present, Wearing Electrical Protective Gloves is not necessary once all HV components are covered.
  128. Remove leather over gloves and HV insulating gloves
  129. Install bolts securing ancillary bay cover to HV battery
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    18x bolts, EP10 5-Lobe, 8 Nm, Fasteners are captive, Follow torque sequence per image
  130. Install bolts securing ancillary bay cover to HVC
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    3x bolts, E10, 5 Nm + 30 degrees
  131. Install positive LV output from PCS cable and torque nut securing it
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    1x nut, 13mm, 9 Nm, Install new nut, Mark the nut after torque
  132. Install positive LV output cover to PCS cable
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    1x cover
  133. Remove HVC logic cap
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    1x logic cap
  134. Install 3rd row NVH insulator
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    1x connector, Install insulator then connect connector
  135. Position 3rd row rear cabin carpet
  136. Secure RH side of 3rd row rear carpet
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    2x clips, 2x location pins, 1x bolt, H11, Lift trim to access bolt, Secure carpet then install bolt
  137. Secure LH side of 3rd row rear carpet
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    2x clips, 2x location pins, 1x bolt, H11, Lift trim to access bolt, Secure carpet then install bolt
  138. Install 3rd row LH seat cushion bolster
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    1x bolt, 11mm, 37 Nm, 1x location pin, 1x tab, Slide LH seat cushion bolster into seat frame complete
  139. Install 3rd row RH seat cushion bolster
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    1x bolt, 11mm, 37 Nm, 1x location pin, 1x tab, Slide RH seat cushion bolster into seat frame complete
  140. Install 3rd row seat cushion and connect harness
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    1x connector, Secure 3rd row seat cushion into RH and LH latches
  141. Connect first responder loop and LV battery
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    2x connectors, Secure FRL first, Seat LV battery connection and push black connector lock inwards to secure, Engage green locking tab when fully seated
  142. Install HEPA filter assembly
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    2x bolts, 10mm, 10 Nm, Pivot forward edge down past frunk assembly, Then carefully move rear edge past brake reservoir and into position, Gently press on RH side of filter to seat seal onto duct, Do not pinch washer hose inbetween HEPA filter assembly and body
  143. Install rear apron
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    16x trim clips, 3x locator pins, 2x clips, Replace any missing or damaged clips, Ensure pyrotechnic hood actuators are aligned with openings in apron
  144. Close hood
  145. Install 40 seat into vehicle
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    Recommend assistance, Do not support 40 seat by cushion pan, Support 40 seat by podium
  146. Connect 2nd row 40 seat connector
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    1x connector,
  147. Install bolts securing 40 seat podium to vehicle hand tight
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    2x patch bolts, 11mm, 37 Nm, Install new bolts, Torque at later step
  148. Move 40 seat forward using towel bar
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    pull up bar, slide seat forward
  149. Install bolts securing 40 seat inner and outer tracks to vehicle
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    2x patch bolts, 11mm, 37 Nm, Install new bolts
  150. Move 40 seat to original position
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    Press shoulder switch then pull seat backward
  151. Install cabin carpet to 40 seat
  152. Torque bolts securing 40 seat podium to vehicle
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    2x patch bolts, 11mm, 37 Nm
  153. Install center track cover to 2nd row seats
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    2x clip, Slide cover straight on to clip to 2nd row seat tracks
  154. Install 40 seat outboard track cover
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    1x clip
  155. Position 40 seat into easy entry mode
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    Press shoulder switch and push 40 seat forward
  156. Install RH rear sill trim
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    4x tabs, 3x clips, 5x location pins, Install rear edge of RH rear sill trim into trunk side trim and work your way forward securing clips
  157. Reseat RH rear door seal
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    Note
    Seat pillar and sill trim tabs underneath seal
  158. Move 40 seat to original position
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    Note
    Press shoulder switch then pull seat backward
  159. Move RH front seat to original position
  160. Install 2nd row 60 seat assembly
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    Note
    Recommend assistance
  161. Connect 2nd row 60 seat connector
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    Note
    1x connector,
  162. Install fasteners securing 60 seat frame to body
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    Note
    5x patch bolts, 11mm, 37 Nm, Install new patch bolts, bottom seat bolts located in rear
  163. Secure cabin carpet to 60 seat
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    Note
    Strap velcro on
  164. Return 2nd row 60 seatback to vertical position
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    Note
    Via trunk seat switch, Remove seatback protection if necessary
  165. Install 60 seat outboard track cover
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    Note
    1x clip
  166. Position 60 seat into easy entry mode
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    Note
    Press shoulder switch and push 60 seat forward to position into easy entry mode
  167. Install LH 7s lower C-pillar trim
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    Note
    8x clips, Rear edge is secures onto trunk side trim, Secure rear clips then front clips
  168. Reseat LH rear door seal
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    Note
    Seat pillar and sill trim tabs underneath seal
  169. Move 60 seat to original position
  170. Move RH front seat to original position
  171. Move LH front seat to original position
  172. Raise all four windows
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    Note
    Via LH front door switch
  173. Run ODIN routine PROC_ICE_X_ENTER-SERVICE-MODEvia Toolbox:(link)
  174. Unlock the vehicle gateway. See Gateway (Unlock).
  175. Run ODIN routine PROC_VCLEFT_X_2R-SEAT-RECLINE-CALIBRATIONvia Service Mode:Low Voltage ➜ Second Row Seats ➜ Calibratevia Toolbox:(link)
  176. Run ODIN routine PROC_ICE_X_EXIT-SERVICE-MODEvia Toolbox:(link)
  177. Close all four doors
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    Note
    If LV is powered up then unlatch rear doors before closing