07/11/2024 13:37:40

HV Battery (AWD) (Structural Pack) (Remove and Replace)

Correction code 16010212 5.82 NOTE: Unless otherwise explicitly stated in the procedure, the above correction code and FRT 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. To provide feedback on FRT values, email LaborTimeFeedback@tesla.com. NOTE: See Personal Protection to make sure wearing proper PPE when performing the below procedure.

  • 2024-11-07: Added 3-phase harness disconnect/connect steps.
  • 2024-10-31: Updated HV battery discharge steps.
  • 2024-09-11: Added step to support the LV system.
  • 2024-06-13: Updated lift pad adapter PNs.
  • 2024-06-07: Added pyro disconnect removal steps.
  • 2024-02-13: Added information on thread repair on Front and Rear Under Body castings.
  • 2023-11-21: Added new lift pad instructions.
  • 2023-11-07: Updated UI steps and added references to wade seal procedures.
  • 2023-08-25: Updated EPB Service Mode reference.
  • 2023-05-22: Added conspicuous discharge warning table.
  • 2023-04-13: Added notes and cautions for when the replacement HV battery is shipped on a plastic pallet and added steps to clean and check the wade seal fitment.
  • 2023-03-16: Updated Discharge section and added steps to configure the HV battery.
  • 2023-03-15: Simplified procedure with references.
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Warning
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. Provide corrections and feedback to ServiceDevelopment@teslamotors.com.
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Warning

Only technicians who have been trained in High Voltage Awareness and have completed all required certification courses (if applicable) are permitted to perform this procedure. Proper personal protective equipment (PPE) and insulating HV gloves with a minimum rating of class 0 (1000V) must be worn at all times a high voltage cable, busbar, or fitting is handled. Refer to Tech Note TN-15-92-003, High Voltage Awareness Care Points for additional safety information.

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CAUTION
If an HV Battery is to be shipped, such as returning a battery to MRB for refurbishment, the battery must have an SOC of less than 50% for land transport, or an SOC of less than 30% for air transport. If the SOC is greater than these values, the HV battery must be discharged to the acceptable values before the battery can be shipped.
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CAUTION
If the vehicle will be stored outdoors without the HV battery installed, seal the floor opening to prevent water and/or animal ingress. Collision wrap material is recommended.

Discharge

WARNING: To conform with local laws, High Voltage Lithium Batteries must be discharged before packing for shipment. Additionally, HV batteries must be discharged before being put into storage. HV batteries to be shipped must have a State of Charge (SoC) of less than 30% or 50%, depending on the region. If the method of shipment is unknown or uncertain, or the battery is to be stored, it is recommended to discharge the HV battery to less than 30%.

WARNING: Do not ship or store an HV battery that has a loss of high voltage isolation. Verify HV battery isolation before packing for shipment or storage. Use the HV Battery Communication Tool, described in Toolbox article #41977 or Customer Document CD-21-16-003, to determine if the HV battery parameters are within safe limits for shipment or storage.
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Note
If possible, perform the discharge procedure before HV battery removal. This method requires less time and user interaction than to use the Battery Discharge Tool after the battery has been removed. The Battery Discharge Tool can only be used by certified technicians..
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The steps of the discharge procedure are mostly touch time, and can be performed by the Service Advisors/Front of House team as well as Service Technicians..
  1. Enable Service Mode Plus. See Service Mode Plus.
  2. Identify the vehicle's current SOC Max: In the Service Mode Plus menu, touch High Voltage > HV Battery, and then touch the large HV battery diagram to display the HV Battery information window.
    • If the SOC Max is less than the SOC shipping threshold, skip to the Remove section in this procedure.
    • If the SOC Max is greater than the SOC shipping threshold, continue to the next step.
  3. Move the vehicle to a location where the battery can be safely discharged unattended.
  4. In the Service Mode Plus menu, touch High Voltage > HV Battery.
  5. In the Tools section, touch Start HV Discharge, and then in the window that opens, touch Run.
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    The discharge routine starts and will automatically stop when the SOC Max value for surface transport has been attained.
  6. After discharge is complete, move the vehicle to the service bay.

Remove

  1. Verify that the vehicle software version is at 2023.20 or later, and if not, update to the latest version. See Software Update.
  2. Remove the LH rocker panel carrier. See Carrier - Rocker Panel - LH (Structural Pack) (Remove and Replace).
  3. Remove the butyl patches (x2) that cover the LH rocker access holes.
  4. Install lift pad adapters.
    • For EMEA only, install Adapter, Lift Pad, Model Y (1614078-00-A)
    • For other regions, install Universal Lift Pad Adapters (1936724-00-A)
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    DO NOT use any other lift pad adapters.
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    Outside of EMEA, Universal Lift Pad Adapters (1936724-00-A) replace Adapter, Lift Pad, Model Y (1614078-00-A). Discard any other versions of lift pad adapters.
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    In EMEA, the Universal Lift Pad Adapters are not yet available. Make sure to use the rubber Model Y lift pads on Model Y and the Model 3 lift pads on Model 3.

    Instructions for Universal Lift Pad Adapters:

    1. Depending on the lift type, install the correct thread adapter onto the lift adapter.
    2. Make sure the thread stop washer is installed and tightened to the bottom of the lift adapter. If the thread stop washer is not installed, do not continue using the lift adapter.
    3. Install the lift adapters onto the lift arms so that the black lift pad is toward the vehicle.
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      Make sure the adapter is install in the correct orientation.
    4. Position the lift arms so that the lift adapters align with the datum hole on the vehicle.
    5. Lift the lift arms to fully seat the lift pads into the vehicle.
    6. Make sure all 4 adapters are fully seated into the vehicle.
  5. Repeat steps 2 through 4 for the RH side of the vehicle.
  6. Open all doors and lower all windows.
  7. Enable the EPB Service Mode. See Parking Brake - Caliper - Rear - LH (Release)
  8. If not already enabled, enable Service Mode Plus. See Service Mode Plus
  9. Access the thermal system routines on the touchscreen: Touch Quick Controls > Service Mode > Diagnostics > Thermal.
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    Authorize routines by holding the turn signal stalk full up (right hand turn) while applying brake with the key in the vehicle.
  10. Touch Start Thermal Fill Drain (Coolant Only) on the touchscreen.
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    Touch the X at the top left of window to close once completed.
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    Verify the indicator displays green and the vehicle is ready for the coolant fill/drain.
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    Thermal "Fill Drain" routine has a 5 hour time limit. After 5 hours, the routine must be performed again.
  11. Disconnect and remove the laptop from the vehicle.
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    Do not close Toolbox 3.0, we will need to resume later.
  12. Remove the LH and RH front seats. See Seat Assembly - 1st Row - LH (Remove and Replace).
  13. Remove the LH front carpet. See Carpet - Front - LH (Structural Pack) (Remove and Replace).
  14. Remove the LH carpet support. See Support - Carpet - LH (Structural Pack) (Remove and Replace).
  15. Remove the RH front carpet. See Carpet - Front - RH (Structural Pack) (Remove and Replace).
  16. Remove the RH carpet support. See Support - Carpet - RH (Structural Pack) (Remove and Replace).
  17. Remove the center console. See Center Console (2.0) (Structural Pack) (Remove and Install).
  18. Remove the 2nd row lower seat cushion. See Seat Cushion - Lower - 2nd Row (Remove and Replace).
  19. Remove the LH and RH lower C-pillar trim. See Trim - C-Pillar - Lower - LH (Remove and Replace).
  20. Remove the LH and RH lower B-pillar trim. See Trim - B-Pillar - Lower - LH (Structural Pack) (Remove and Replace).
  21. Remove the rear floormat.
  22. Remove the clips (x3) that attach the rear main cabin carpet to the vehicle.
  23. Remove the rear main cabin carpet from vehicle.
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    Pull up at the rear of rear main carpet and slide back, then remove it from the LH rear door.
  24. Remove the LH riser side carpet support bracket.
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    2x tabs.
  25. Remove the RH riser side carpet support bracket.
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    2x tabs.
  26. Remove the clip that attaches the center console harness to the body.
  27. Remove the bolts (x4) that attach the LH and RH lower IP carrier brackets.
  28. Remove the LH and RH floor ducts.
  29. Remove and discard the bolts (x4) that attach the LH and RH center console lower rails.
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    Slide the rails forward to disengage it from the center console riser assembly.
  30. Loosen the rear inner HV battery bolts (x4) with a ratchet and remove them with a battery powered drill.
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    Bolts are located below the rear main carpet, bolt position 35 to 38.
  31. Raise vehicle to a comfortable working height. See Raise Vehicle - 2 Post Lift.
  32. Remove the front aero shield. See Panel - Aero Shield - Front (Structural Pack) (Remove and Replace).
  33. Remove the LH and RH front wheel arch liners. See Wheel Arch Liner - Front - LH (Structural Pack) (Remove and Replace)
  34. Remove mid aero shield. See Panel - Aero Shield - Mid (Remove and Replace).
  35. Perform Vehicle HV Disablement Procedure. See Vehicle HV Disablement Procedure (Structural Pack).
  36. Remove the pyro disconnect from the ancillary bay prior to shipping the HV battery:
    1. If insulation is present, cut the insulation as required to gain access to the pyro disconnect cover.
    2. If not already performed, put on HV insulating gloves, leather outer gloves, and safety glasses.
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      Continue to wear PPE until instructed to remove.
    3. Remove the bolts (x2) (torque 10 Nm) that attach the pyro disconnect cover to the ancillary bay housing, and then remove the cover from the housing.
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      Use of the following tool(s) is recommended:
      • External Torx E10
      • Flex head ratchet/flex head torque wrench
    4. Remove the pyro disconnect insulators (x2) from the ancillary bay, and then set the insulators to the side.
    5. Remove and discard the bolts (x2) (torque 5 Nm) that attach the pyro disconnect to the ancillary bay.
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      Use of the following tool(s) is recommended:
      • Insulated Extension 1/4in Dr. x 6 in
      • Insulated Ratchet 1/4in Dr. Std
      • Insulated Socket 1/4in Dr. 6pt. Std. x 13 mm
      • Kit, HV Pyro-Disconnect Replacement, M3
      • Pick-up Magnet with Plastic Handle 18" Flexible
    6. Disconnect the pyro disconnect connector, and then remove the pyro disconnect from the ancillary bay.
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      Carefully lift the pyro disconnect straight up and out of the ancillary bay, and then release the electrical connector.
    7. Position the pyro disconnect cover on the ancillary bay housing, and then install the bolts (x2) (torque 10 Nm) that attach the cover to the housing.
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      Use of the following tool(s) is recommended:
      • External Torx E10
      • Flex head ratchet/flex head torque wrench
      • Torque wrench, Digital + Angle, 3/8" Dr, Flex Head, 13.5-135 Nm
    8. If you are no longer exposed to high voltage or other safety risks, the PPE may be removed.
  37. Disconnect the logic connector at the LH seat frame.
  38. Remove the clip that attaches the logic connector harness to the LH seat frame.
  39. Remove the bolt that attaches the busbar cover access door.
  40. Remove the bolts (x2) that attach the charge port busbar kit to the HV header.
  41. Disengage the clip that attaches the LH body harness to the rear body and move the harness aside.
  42. Lift the busbar kit connector to remove it from the HV header.
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    Use an inflatable air bag to suspend the busbar away from the HV header during removal and installation.
  43. If there is a 3-phase (AC) connection between the charge port and HV battery, disconnect it:
    1. Slide the release to unlock the 3-phase connector handle of the charge port to HV battery harness from the secured position.
    2. Fully raise the handle on the 3-phase connector.
    3. Remove the 3-phase connector from the ancillary bay 3-phase header.
  44. Disconnect the HVC logic connector and install the logic cap.
  45. Disconnect the LV power connector to HV battery.
  46. Raise the vehicle to a comfortable working height. See Raise Vehicle - 2 Post Lift.
  47. Position a coolant drain container underneath the LH front of the HV battery.
  48. Disconnect the PT supply hose at the LH front side of the vehicle.
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    1x spring clip. Plug hose connections as needed.
  49. Install PCS flush adapter onto the PT supply hose.
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    Remove plugs as needed. Perform push-pull-push test to confirm flush adapter is fully seated.
  50. Attach coolant cart flush hose to regulator and PCS flush adapter.
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    Make sure that the regulator valve is closed. The pressure regulator is not adjustable.
  51. Position the coolant drain container underneath the LH RDU area.
  52. Remove the clip that attaches the RDU inverter inlet hose to the RDU HV cable.
  53. Disconnect the RDU inverter inlet hose from the fluid coupling.
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    Plug drive unit coupling.
  54. Attach a compressed air line to the coolant pressure tester.
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    Make sure that the valve on the pressure regulator is closed.
  55. Slowly open the valve on the pressure regulator and allow coolant to completely drain.
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    Keep an eye on all hose connections to make sure there are no leaks.
  56. Close the valve on the pressure regulator when no more coolant is draining from the RDU inverter inlet hose.
  57. Disconnect the compressed air line from the coolant pressure tester.
  58. Position the coolant drain container underneath the LH front of the HV battery.
  59. Remove the PCS flush adapter from the PT supply hose.
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    Plug hose connections as needed.
  60. Remove the PT flush fitting adapter from the cart pressure hose.
  61. Position the coolant drain container underneath the center front of the HV battery pack.
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    Underneath the front left manifold battery supply tube.
  62. Disconnect the front left manifold battery supply tube.
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    Plug hose connections as needed.
  63. Attach the battery drain fitting adapter onto the front left manifold battery supply tube.
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    Make sure the valve is closed and the adapter is locked to the manifold tube.
  64. Secure the coolant cart flush hose to the battery drain fitting adapter.
  65. Position the coolant drain container underneath the RH front of HV battery.
  66. Disconnect the HV battery RH front inlet hose.
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    Plug the hose connections as needed.
  67. Remove the clip that attaches the HV battery RH front inlet hose to the skid plate.
  68. Attach the compressed air line to the coolant pressure tester.
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    Make sure that the valve on the pressure regulator is closed.
  69. Open the valve on the battery drain fitting adapter.
  70. Slowly open the valve on the pressure regulator and allow coolant to completely drain.
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    Keep an eye on all hose connections to make sure there are no leaks.
  71. Close the valve on the pressure regulator when no longer coolant drains from the HV battery RH front inlet port.
  72. Disconnect the compressed air from the coolant pressure tester.
  73. Position the coolant drain container underneath the center front of the HV battery pack.
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    Underneath front left manifold battery supply tube.
  74. Remove the battery drain fitting adapter from the front left manifold battery supply tube.
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    Plug hose connections as needed.
  75. Remove the battery drain fitting adapter from the cart drain hose.
  76. Position the coolant drain container underneath the RH front of the HV battery.
  77. Disconnect the PT return hose at the RH front side of vehicle.
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    Plug hose connections as needed.
  78. Remove the clip that attaches the PT return hose to the RH front side of the HV battery pack.
  79. Remove the coolant drain container from underneath the vehicle.
  80. Remove the bolt that attaches the FDU HV harness to the FDU.
  81. Disconnect the FDU HV harness connector.
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    Release locking tab and rotate the release lever up to disengage the connector. Do not force the release lever up. Make sure that the alignment tabs on the FDU header are not damaged.
  82. Remove the FDU HV harness connector from the FDU and move it aside.
  83. Release the clip that attaches the PT coolant hose to the LH side of the front HV battery bash plate.
  84. Release the compressor HV harness connection from the HV battery.
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    Hold down the red locking tab and disengage the release lever. Do not force the release lever up.
  85. Release the clips (x4) that attach compressor HV harness to the rear of HV battery.
  86. Position the coolant drain container underneath the LH rear of the HV battery.
  87. Remove the RDU inverter inlet hose.
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    Rotate the hose between the subframe and battery out of the vehicle.
  88. Release the clips that attach the RDU oil cooler outlet pipe.
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    2x spring clips, 5x clips. Plug hose connections as needed.
  89. Remove the RDU oil cooler outlet pipe.
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    Rotate it down over the RDU and rearward around the subframe.
  90. Remove the coolant drain container from underneath vehicle.
  91. Remove the bolt that attaches the RDU HV cable bracket to the RDU.
  92. Disconnect the RDU HV cable connector from the RDU.
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    Release the locking tab and rotate the release lever up to disengage the connector. Do not force the release lever up.
  93. Remove the RDU HV cable.
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    Rotate the cable underneath the logic cable harness between the subframe and the HV battery.
  94. Remove the smaller bolts (x4) for the LH and RH shear plates.
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    Bolt position 8-9 and 14-15.
  95. Loosen the large bolt that attaches the LH shear plate and subframe to body and rotate the shear plate clear of the HV battery.
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    Hand tighten bolt once the shear plate is in position.
  96. Loosen the large bolt that attaches the RH shear plate and subframe to the body and rotate the shear plate clear of the HV battery.
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    Hand tighten the bolt once the shear plate is in position.
  97. Put a battery table into position and lower the vehicle to support the battery.
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    Recommend assistance. Line up the table so the bolts at front bash plate are accessible and rear HV cables are accessible. Adjust final battery table position using adjustable caster jacks on the table.
  98. Loosen the front bolts (x6) that attach the HV battery through the skid plate cover with a ratchet, and then remove them with a battery powered drill.
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    Bolt location 23 to 28.
  99. Loosen the bolts (x6) that attach the skid plate to the vehicle with a ratchet, and then remove them with a battery powered drill.
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    Bolt location 29-34.
  100. Loosen the bolts (x4) that attach the rear of the HV battery to the vehicle with a ratchet, and then remove them with a battery powered drill.
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    Bolt position 10-13.
  101. Loosen the LH bolts (x7) that attach the HV battery to the vehicle with a ratchet, and then remove them with a battery powered drill.
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    Bolt position 16-22.
  102. Loosen the RH bolts (x7) that attach the HV battery to the vehicle with a ratchet, and then remove them with a battery powered drill.
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    Bolt position 1-7.
  103. Raise the vehicle to lift it off the HV battery.
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    Recommend assistance.
  104. Remove the battery from underneath the vehicle.
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    Recommend assistance.
  105. Release the bolt that attaches the FDU HV harness to the battery pack bash plate.
  106. Remove the bolts (x6) that attach the FDU HV harness brackets to the LH side of the HV battery.
  107. Remove the bolt that attaches the FDU HV harness to the rear of the HV battery.
  108. Release the FDU HV cable from the rear of the HV battery.
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    Release the locking tab and rotate the lever up to disengage the connector. Do not force the release lever up.
  109. Release the PT supply tube from the rear of the HV battery.
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    1x spring clip, 1x clip. Plug hose connections as needed.
  110. Remove the FDU HV cable and PT supply tube assembly from the HV battery.
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    6x tabs. Use bracket windows to release the tabs from the battery pack. Recommend assistance.
  111. Remove the front left manifold battery supply tube from the HV battery.
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    1x spring clip, 3x clips. Use a shop towel to clean any residue coolant if necessary. Plug hose connections as needed.
  112. Remove the PT return tube from the RH side of the HV battery pack.
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    6x clamps, 6x bracket. Each clamp has 3x datums that need to be released from 3x bracket holes.
  113. Attach the HV battery H-frame to the gantry and raise it into position.
  114. Attach the P2 sling adapter onto the H-frame.
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    4x anchor hooks. Install hooks. Verify anchor hooks are fully tightened and secured. Be aware and do not install anchors hooks in a manner which will cause the adapter sling to bind or twist.
  115. Position the HV battery under the gantry.
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    Recommend assistance.
  116. Attach the P2 sling adapter onto the HV battery pack.
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    4x locking joints. The hoist is color coded and will come with instructions. Make sure that locking joints are fully attached, DO NOT secure the middle joints. Perform push and pull test. If not properly secured, the top pin will be recessed. Take care to secure properly and safely.
  117. Raise the HV battery pack off the battery table.
  118. Position the gantry over the pallet.
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    Recommend assistance.
  119. Lower the HV battery pack onto the pallet.
  120. Release the P2 battery sling adapter from the HV battery pack.
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    4x locking joints. Push down on the top pin to release.
  121. Raise the gantry and H-frame from the old HV battery pack.
  122. Remove the logic cap from the old HV battery pack.

Install

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If any of the threads in the Front Under Body (FUB) or Rear Under Body (RUB) casting is damaged, refer to TN-15-92-001 - Installing Heli-Coil Inserts for repair instructions using heli-coil inserts.
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CAUTION
For repairs to the threads in the FUB or RUB, only use heli-coils inserts with TPN 1056157-09-A.
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If thread repair has been carried out, add correction code 70060005 - Thread Repair as a separate activity to the Service Visit.
  1. Open the top cover of the crate that contains the new HV battery pack.
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    Some replacement HV battery packs may be shipped on plastic pallets. This is a temporary condition that is being rectified.
  2. Inspect and clean the wade seal on the HV battery prior to installation.
    If the wade seal is damaged, rework or replace the seal.
  3. Install the logic cap onto the new HV battery pack.
  4. Remove the fasteners that attach the new HV battery pack to the crate/pallet.
  5. Position the gantry and H-frame over the crate/pallet and attach the P2 sling adapter to the new HV battery pack.
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    4x locking joints, The hoist is color coded and will come with instructions. Make sure that the locking joints are fully secured. DO NOT secure the middle joints. Perform a push and pull test. If not properly secured, the top pin will be recessed. Take care to secure properly and safely.
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    The design of the plastic pallet prevents easy insertion of the locking joints into the two rear lifting holes. With the help of an assistant, insert a pry bar under the flange of the HV battery and compress the pallet at the lifting hole to create space to secure the locking joint. Damage to the plastic pallet is acceptable.
    Figure 1. Compress the plastic pallet to make room to attach the locking joint.
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    Make sure to lift the HV battery by the rear most lifting holes. Using the middle holes instead of the rear holes will put excessive strain on the sling and tilts the pack unsafely.
    Figure 2. Lifting sling improperly attached to the HV battery is dangerous
  6. Raise new HV battery pack off the pallet.
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    Recommend assistance.
  7. Transfer all of the HV header and coolant port caps from the front and rear of the new HV battery to the old HV battery for return shipment.
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    If it is not possible to fit the caps onto the old HV battery, include the caps in the shipping crate.
  8. Move the gantry away from the crate and put the HV battery table into position.
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    Recommend assistance.
  9. Lower the HV battery pack onto the battery table.
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    Recommend assistance. Make sure to align the battery pack to the table with clear access to all bolt to body holes.
  10. Release the P2 sling adapter from the HV battery pack.
  11. Remove the HV battery pack from under the gantry.
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    Recommend assistance.
  12. Position the gantry over the old HV battery pack.
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    Recommend assistance.
  13. Lower the gantry and H-frame and secure the P2 sling adapter to the old HV battery pack.
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    4x locking joints. The hoist is color coded and comes with instructions. Verify locking joints are fully secured. DO NOT secure middle joints. Perform a push and pull test. If not properly secured, the top pin will be recessed. Take care to secure properly and safely.
  14. Raise the old HV battery pack above the height of the crate/pallet.
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    Some old packs might be returned to MRB on plastic pallets. This is a temporary condition that is being rectified.
  15. Position the crate/pallet underneath old HV battery pack.
  16. Lower the old HV battery pack onto the crate/pallet.
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    Recommend assistance.
  17. Release the P2 sling adapter from the HV battery pack.
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    4x locking joints. Push down on top pin to release.
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    With the help of an assistant, insert a pry bar under the flange of the HV battery and compress the pallet at the lifting hole to create space to release the locking joint. Damage to the plastic pallet is acceptable.
    Figure 3. Compress the plastic pallet to make room to release the locking joint.
  18. Raise the gantry and H-frame from the old HV battery pack.
  19. Lower the gantry and remove the HV battery H-frame from the gantry.
  20. Install the fasteners that attach the HV battery pack to the crate/pallet hand tight.
  21. Close the crate top housing that contains the old HV battery pack.
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    Recommend assistance.
  22. Install the PT return tube onto the RH side of HV battery pack.
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    6x clamps, 6x brackets. Each clamp has 3x datums that need to be secured onto 3x bracket holes.
  23. Install the front left manifold battery supply tube onto the HV battery pack.
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    1x spring clip, 3x clips. Remove plugs as needed.
  24. Install the FDU HV cable and PT supply tube assembly onto the battery pack.
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    6x tabs. Use bracket windows to secure tabs onto the battery pack. Recommend assistance.
  25. Attach the PT supply tube onto the rear of HV battery pack.
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    1x spring clip, 1x clip. Remove plugs as needed.
  26. Connect the FDU HV cable onto the rear of the battery pack.
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    Make sure that the lever is in the upright and open position. Carefully seat the connector and allow the lever to engage. Fully secure the lever and verify that the red tab is locked. Do not damage any pins.
  27. Install the bolt that attaches the FDU HV harness to the rear of the battery pack (torque 6 Nm).
  28. Install the bolts (x6) that attach the FDU HV harness brackets to the LH side of battery pack (torque 6 Nm).
  29. Install the bolt that attaches the FDU HV harness to the front of the battery pack (torque 6 Nm).
  30. Inspect and clean the body side of the HV battery wade seal interface.
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    Clean with water, and then dry surface completely.
  31. Install the HV battery alignment rods (x2) onto the body.
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    Only use the smaller rods. Thread onto RH front most and LH rear most side holes.
  32. Inspect and clean the wade seal on the battery prior to installation.
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    Clean with water and dry surface completely.
  33. Position the HV battery pack under the vehicle.
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    Recommend assistance.
  34. Lower the vehicle onto the HV battery pack and align the HV battery holes with the alignment rods.
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    Recommend assistance. Make sure that coolant hoses and harnesses do not get pinched.
  35. Once the battery is aligned with the body, remove the HV battery alignment rods from the body.
  36. Thread in by hand all bolts that attach the HV battery to the vehicle.
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    34x bolts. Includes top bolts. Do not thread in the shear plate bolts (3-9, 14-15). Ensure smooth thread engagement and bolts are not cross threaded into casting.
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    If any of the threads in the Front Under Body (FUB) or Rear Under Body (RUB) casting is damaged, refer to TN-15-92-001 - Installing Heli-Coil Inserts for repair instructions using heli-coil inserts.
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    For repairs to the threads in the FUB or RUB, only use heli-coils inserts with TPN 1056157-09-A.
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    If thread repair has been carried out, add correction code 70060005 - Thread Repair as a separate activity to the Service Visit.
  37. Lower vehicle onto pack completely.
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    Recommend assistance.
  38. Seat all bolts securing HV battery to the vehicle with a battery powered drill.
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    34x bolts. Includes top bolts. Do not seat shear plate bolts (3-9, 14-15). Ensure smooth thread engagement and bolts are not cross threaded into casting, Flush down bolts. Do not over tighten bolts. Fully torque at a later step.
  39. Fully torque the LH bolts (x7) that attach the HV battery to the vehicle (torque 56 Nm).
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    Bolt position 1-7.
  40. Fully torque the RH bolts (x7) that attach the HV battery to the vehicle (torque 56 Nm).
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    Bolt position 16-22.
  41. Fully torque the front bolts (x6) that attach the HV battery through the bash plate openings (torque 90 Nm).
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    Bolt location 23 to 28.
  42. Fully torque the front bolts (x6) that attach the bash plate to vehicle (torque 62 Nm).
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    Bolt location 29-34.
  43. Fully torque the rear bolts (x4) that attach the HV battery to the vehicle (torque 62 Nm).
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    Bolt position 10-13.
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    Some vehicles are fitted with self-tapping bolts from the factory. If the vehicle is equipped with a bolt with a hexagonal indentation on the bolt head (1637725-00-A), the torque value is 64 Nm.
  44. Loosen the RH rear subframe bolt and align the RH rear shear plate with the HV battery.
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    Hand tighten bolt once shear plate is in position.
  45. Install the bolts (x2) that attach the RH shear plate to HV battery hand tight.
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    Bolt position 8-9, Torque at a later step.
  46. Torque the bolt that attaches the subframe and RH rear shear plate to the body (torque 130 Nm).
  47. Torque the small bolts (x2) that attach the RH rear shear plate to the body (torque 62 Nm).
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    Bolt position 8-9.
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    Some vehicles are equipped with self-tapping bolts from the factory. If the vehicle is equipped with a bolt with a hexagonal indentation on the bolt head (1637725-00-A), the torque value is 64 Nm.
  48. Loosen the LH rear subframe bolt and align the LH rear shear plate with the HV battery.
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    Hand tighten the bolt once shear plate is in position.
  49. Install the bolts (x2) that attach the LH rear shear plate to the body hand tight.
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    Bolt position 14-15. Torque at a later step.
  50. Torque the bolt that attaches the subframe and LH rear shear plate to the body (torque 130 Nm).
  51. Torque the small bolts (x2) that attach the LH rear shear plate to the body (torque 62 Nm).
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    Bolt position 14-15.
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    Some vehicles are equipped with self-tapping bolts from the factory. If the vehicle is equipped with a bolt with a hexagonal indentation on the bolt head (1637725-00-A), the torque value is 64 Nm.
  52. Open the LH rear door.
  53. Fully torque the LH rear inner bolts (x2) that attach the HV battery to the vehicle (torque 49 Nm).
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    Bolts are located below the rear main carpet. Bolt position 35-36.
  54. Open the RH rear door.
  55. Fully torque RH rear inner bolts (x2) that attach the HV battery to the vehicle (torque 49 Nm).
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    Bolts are located below the rear main carpet. Bolt position 37-38.
  56. Visually inspect the wade seal to ensure no gaps are present.
  57. Raise the vehicle and remove the battery table from under the vehicle.
  58. Install the RDU oil cooler outlet pipe.
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    Rotate it up over the RDU and rearward around the subframe to oil cooler.
  59. Attach the clips that attach the RDU oil cooler outlet pipe.
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    2x spring clips, 5x clips. Remove plugs as needed.
  60. Position the RDU HV cable up to the RDU.
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    Rotate the cable underneath the logic cable harness between the subframe and the HV battery.
  61. Connect the RDU HV cable connector onto the RDU.
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    Verify that the lever is in the upright and open position. Carefully seat the connector and allow the lever to engage. Fully secure the lever and verify that the red tab is locked. Do not damage any pins.
  62. Install the bolt that attaches the RDU HV cable bracket to the RDU (torque 6 Nm).
  63. Install the RDU inverter inlet hose.
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    1x spring clip, 1x clip. Rotate the hose between the subframe and the HV battery into the RDU and PCS outlet. Remove plugs as needed.
  64. Install the clip that attaches the RDU inverter inlet hose to the RDU HV cable.
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    1x clip.
  65. Connect the RDU HV harness connector onto the HV battery.
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    Verify that the lever is in the upright and open position. Carefully seat the connector and allow the lever to engage. Fully secure lever and verify that the red tab is locked. Do not damage any pins.
  66. Install the clips (x4) that attach the compressor HV harness to the rear of the HV battery.
  67. Connect the HV compressor connector to the HV battery.
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    Verify that the lever is in the upright and open position. Carefully seat the connector and allow the lever to engage. Fully secure the lever and verify that the red tab is locked.
  68. Install the mid aero shield panel. See Panel - Aero Shield - Mid (Remove and Replace).
  69. Position a coolant drain container underneath the LH front side of the HV battery.
  70. Connect the PT supply hose at the LH front side of the vehicle.
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    1x spring clip. Remove plugs as needed.
  71. Connect the HV compressor connector to the HV battery.
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    Verify that the lever is in the upright and open position. Carefully seat the connector and allow the lever to engage. Fully secure the lever and verify that the red tab is locked.
  72. Install the clip that attaches the PT coolant hose onto the LH side of the front HV battery bash plate.
  73. Position the FDU HV harness connector up to the FDU.
  74. Connect the FDU HV harness connector onto the FDU.
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    Make sure that the connector is installed far enough on the FDU manifold so the manifold alignment tooth is making contact with the connector lever.
  75. Connect the FDU HV harness connector and lock the release lever.
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    Apply slight pressure to the connector while the lever is rotated into position. Slowly move the lever to the closed position and make sure that the lever teeth and manifold teeth are properly meshed; there should be a very small gap between the manifold and the connector when fully seated.
  76. Install the bolt that attaches the FDU HV harness to the FDU (torque 6 Nm).
  77. Position the coolant drain container underneath the RH front side of the HV battery.
  78. Connect the PT return hose at the RH front side of the vehicle.
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    Remove plugs as needed.
  79. Install the clip that attaches the PT return hose to the RH front side of the HV battery pack.
  80. Connect the HV battery RH front inlet hose.
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    Remove plugs as needed.
  81. Install the clip that attaches the HV battery RH front inlet hose to the skid plate.
  82. Position the coolant drain container underneath the center front of the HV battery pack.
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    Underneath front left manifold battery supply tube.
  83. Connect the front left manifold battery supply tube.
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    1x spring clip, 1x clip. Remove plugs as needed.
  84. Remove the coolant drain container from underneath the vehicle.
  85. Install the LH and RH front wheel liner to the HV battery and lower wheel well area. See Wheel Arch Liner - Front - LH (Structural Pack) (Remove and Replace).
  86. Install the front aero shield panel. See Panel - Aero Shield - Front (Structural Pack) (Remove and Replace).bolts and install fasteners securing front aero shield to vehicle.
  87. Lower vehicle fully and move rack arms away from vehicle.
  88. Push the vehicle away from the lift.
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    Recommend assistance. Place wheel chocks to prevent the vehicle from moving, The vehicle can only be safely pushed for a very short distance and at very slow speed.
  89. Open all four doors.
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    Latch the rear doors to prevent accidental closure.
  90. Connect the LV power connector to the HV battery.
  91. Remove the logic cap.
  92. Connect HVC logic connector.
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    Pivot handle upwards to engage connector and secure the locking tab. Remove cap if needed.
  93. Clean the busbar HV connector contact surface of residual Penetrox.
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    Allow 1 minute dry time after removing Penetrox residue. It is necessary to clean the HV connector when re-using the busbar.
  94. Clean the HV connector contact surface of any residual Penetrox.
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    Allow 1 minute dry time after removing Penetrox residue.
  95. Apply Penetrox onto the HV connector joints.
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    Apply 2 drops of Penetrox A-13 about 5mm in diameter to either side of the hole on both leads, Spread evenly to verify the contact surface is fully covered.
  96. Position the busbar kit connector and lower it onto the HV header.
  97. Install the bolts (x2) that attach the charge port busbar kit to the HV header (torque 9 Nm).
  98. Perform a Hioki resistance test at each HV joint from the HV busbar lead to the bolt head.
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    2x HV joints, The acceptable resistance is between 0.050 mΩ (50 μΩ) and 0.195 mΩ (195 μΩ). If the resistance is greater than 0.195 mΩ (195 μΩ), there is too much resistance in the High Voltage joint. Remove the fastener, clean areas with isopropyl alcohol, install fastener back and test again. If the resistance is lower than 0.050 mΩ (50 μΩ), reposition the probes and measure again. If the resistance is repeatedly between 0.00 mΩ and 0.050 mΩ (50 μΩ), hioki test passed, proceed to the next step.
  99. Install the bolt that attaches the busbar cover access door (torque 9 Nm).
  100. Engage the LH body harness onto the clip on the rear body.
  101. If there is a 3-phase (AC) connection between the charge port and HV battery, connect it:
    1. Fully raise the handle on the 3-phase connector of the charge port to HV battery harness.
    2. Use both hands to firmly connect the 3-phase connector of the charge port to HV battery harness to the ancillary bay 3-phase header.
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      Make sure that the connector fits the header squarely and tightly.
    3. While pressing the 3-phase connector onto the 3-phase header, fully lower the handle.
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      Make sure that the handle does not bind as it is lowered.
    4. Slide the release to lock the 3-phase connector handle in the secured position.
    5. Verify that the connector is fully seated, and compare both sides of the connector, that it is properly latched in place.
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      An improperly seated connector might lead to connector damage and charging problems later on.
  102. Connect the logic connector at the LH seat frame.
  103. Install the clip that attaches the logic connector harness to the LH seat frame.
  104. Install new bolts (x4) that attach the LH and RH center console lower rails (torque 4.5 Nm).
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    Slide rails rearward to engage onto the center console riser assembly.
  105. Install the LH and RH floor ducts.
  106. Install the bolts (x4) that attach the LH and RH lower IP carrier brackets (torque 25 Nm).
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    4x bolts, 10mm, 25 Nm.
  107. Install the clip that attaches the center console harness to the body.
  108. Install the LH riser side carpet support bracket.
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    2x tabs.
  109. Install the LH front cabin carpet into vehicle.
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    Secure all edges. Tuck short edge underneath center console.
  110. Install the clips (x4) that attach the LH front cabin carpet underneath front seat.
  111. Install the clips that attach the LH cabin carpet to the cabin support.
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    2x push clips, 1x vertical clip. Put vertical clip into place first. Confirm fitment of carpet.
  112. Install the RH riser side carpet support bracket.
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    2x tabs.
  113. Install the RH front cabin carpet into the vehicle.
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    Secure all edges. Tuck short edge underneath center console.
  114. Install the clips (x4) that attach the RH front cabin carpet underneath the front seat.
  115. Install the clips (x2) that attach the RH cabin carpet to the cabin support.
  116. Install the rear main cabin carpet to the vehicle.
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    Position the rear main carpet to the floorboard and slide forward. Make sure that the rear main carpet tucks beneath the front main carpet and the air duct.
  117. Install the clips (x3) that attach the rear main cabin carpet to the vehicle.
  118. Install the rear floormat.
  119. Install the LH and RH lower and mid B-pillar trim. See Trim - B-Pillar - Lower - LH (Structural Pack) (Remove and Replace).
  120. Install the LH and RH rear sill trim.
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    5x clips. The rear edge is mated with groove in trunk side trim. Install the rear edge of the LH/RH rear sill trim into the trunk side trim and work your way forward attaching the clips.
  121. Reseat the LH and RH rear door seal.
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    Seat pillar and sill trim tabs underneath the seal.
  122. Reposition the 2nd row seat cushion.
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    Slide the cushion rearward, then align with buckles and foam with seat rail. Make sure that the cushion is fully seated with push & pull test.
  123. Install the center console onto vehicle. See Center Console (2.0) (Structural Pack) (Remove and Install).
  124. Install LH and RH front floor mats.
  125. Install the LH and RH front seats. See Seat Assembly - 1st Row - LH (Remove and Replace).
  126. Route LH front seat harness under seat riser and secure clips onto seat riser and carpet.
  127. Install LH and RH lower A-pillar trim. See Trim - A-Pillar - Lower - LH (Remove and Replace).
  128. Install LH and RH mid A-pillar assembly. See Trim - A-Pillar - Middle - LH (Remove and Replace).
  129. Reseat LH and RH front door seal along the lower A-pillar trim.
  130. Install the LH footwell cover. See Cover - Footwell - Driver (Remove and Replace).
  131. Install the LH footwell cover. See Cover - Footwell - Passenger (LHD) (Remove and Replace).
  132. Connect 12V power. See 12V/LV Power (Disconnect and Connect).
  133. Connect an LV maintainer to the vehicle, but do not disconnect the LV battery. See LV Maintainer (Connect and Disconnect).
  134. Shift into Park to release the Electronic Parking Brake service mode, and then remove the wheel chock.
  135. Connect a laptop with Toolbox 3 to the vehicle. See Toolbox 3 (Connect and Disconnect).
  136. Enable Service Mode Plus. See Service Mode Plus.
  137. Perform a cooling system vacuum refill. See Cooling System (Vacuum Refill).
  138. On the vehicle touchscreen, touch Lightning Bolt icon > Procedures.
  139. Under High-Voltage-Battery, touch High Voltage Battery Replacement.
  140. Under After High Voltage Battery Replacement, touch CAN ECU Redeploy, and then in the window that opens, touch Run.
  141. Under After High Voltage Battery Replacement, touch High Voltage Battery Replacement Routine, and then in the window that opens, touch Run.
  142. Disable Service Mode Plus. See Service Mode Plus.
  143. Disconnect the laptop from the vehicle. See Toolbox 3 (Connect and Disconnect).
  144. Disconnect the 12V/LV battery maintainer.
  145. Install the HEPA filter assembly. See Assembly - Filter - HEPA (Remove and Replace).
  146. Install the washer tank neck to the washer tank.
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    1x O-ring. Make sure that the washer hose is properly routed after installation.
  147. Install the bolt that attaches the washer fluid reservoir neck (torque 5 Nm).
  148. Install the rear underhood apron.
  149. Move LH front seat backward.
  150. Install new bolts (x2) that attach the LH front seat front fasteners (torque 33 Nm).
  151. Move LH front seat forward.
  152. Install LH front seat belt retractor to seat.
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    Insert the retractor into the seat pretensioner. Make sure it locks into position with push-pull-push test.
  153. Install the bolts (x2) that attach the LH front seat rear fasteners (torque 33 Nm).
  154. Move LH front seat to original position.
  155. Move RH front seat backward.
  156. Repeat steps 149 through 154 for the RH seat.
  157. Move RH front seat forward.
  158. Raise all windows and close the doors.
  159. Remove lift pad adapters from LH and RH rocker.
  160. Install butyl patches onto LH and RH rocker access holes.
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    2x butyl patches, Apply pressure along patch to verify fully secured to body, Replace with new patch if needed, Roughly 2" x 2 1/2".
  161. Install LH and RH rocker carrier. See Carrier - Rocker Panel - LH (Structural Pack) (Remove and Replace).
  162. Install LH and RH rocker panel onto the rocker carriers. See Cover - Rocker Panel - Lower - LH (Remove and Replace).