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Tesla Model 3: Armrest - 2nd Row (Remove and Replace)

Tesla Model 3 2017-2025 Service Manual / Seats / 2nd Row Seat Assemblies and Hardware / Armrest - 2nd Row (Remove and Replace)

Armrest - 2nd Row (Remove and Replace)

Remove

  1. Open all four doors and move the front LH and RH seats fully forward.
  2. Fold down the RH 2nd row seatback assembly.

Armrest - 2nd Row (Remove and Replace)

  1. Remove the bolt that attaches the 2nd row armrest to the LH 2nd row seat back assembly.  Torque 15 Nm
  2. Pull the RH side of the 2nd row center armrest towards the front of the vehicle, and then slide the 2nd row armrest out of the LH 2nd row seat back assembly.

Install

Installation procedure is the reverse of removal.

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