Tesla Model S: Ride Height - Adjust
Special tool required for this procedure:
Supplier
|
Part Number
|
Description
|
Tesla |
1049633-00-A |
Ride Height Measuring Tool |
Setup
- Use Toolbox to verify that the "Wheel Type" vehicle
configuration variable is correct. If necessary, change the vehicle
configuration.
Note: Changing the "Wheel Type" configuration
variable affects the target calibration height.
- Position the vehicle on a flat, level surface that has adequate
workspace on the sides of the vehicle.
- Adjust the tire pressures to the recommended values. In this
manual, refer to General Information > Technical Data > Tire
Pressures.
- Remove heavy objects from the vehicle.
- Ensure that the steering wheel is centered.
- Ensure that there are no people in the vehicle.
- Calibrate the ride height measuring tool:
- Measure the overall height of the measuring end of the tool.
- Adjust the tool to compensate for the measured height.
Tighten the knob to secure the adjuster.
Adjust
- Run the Toolbox "Air Suspension Calibration" procedure. When
prompted, measure as shown:
- Confirm proper system functionality by selecting a different
ride height from the center display.
- If equipped, calibrate the front radar sensor (refer to
procedure).
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Remove the front wheels (refer to procedure).
Check the tightening torque of the following fasteners on both sides of the
vehicle:
Tie rod end to the knuckle (torque 103 Nm).
Cau
Warning: If the vehicle has air suspension, activate "Jack"
mode on the touchscreen before raising and supporting the vehicle.
Removal
Remove the front hub (refer to procedure).
Special tool(s) required for this procedure:
Supplier
Part Number
Description
Tesla
1062500-00-A
Magnetic F
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Removal
Remove Rear RH seat back rest assembly and remove Pivot lock
from outboard side of assembly (refer to procedure)
Release and remove latch cover from seat back.
Release cover from seat back frame.
Remove
Whenever Model S is moving and your foot is off the
accelerator, regenerative braking slows down the vehicle
and feeds any surplus power back to the Battery. By
anticipating your stops and reducing or removing
pressure from the accelerator pedal to slow down, you
can take advantage of regenerat