Tesla Model 3: Fascia - Rear (Remove and Install)

Remove
- Remove the 2nd row lower seat cushion
- Remove the trunk sill trim.
- Remove the LH and RH taillights.

- On each side of the vehicle, remove the bolt that attaches the corner of
the rear fascia to the body.
Torque 4 Nm
- Raise the vehicle partially.
- Release the clips and the push nut that attach the rear portion of the
LH rear wheel liner to the body.

- On each side of the vehicle, remove the bolt that attaches the fascia to
the rear quarter panel.
Torque 2 Nm
- Release the clips that attach the rear portion of the RH rear wheel
liner to the body.

- Raise the vehicle fully.
- Remove the bolts that attach the rear portion of the mid aero shield
panel.
Torque 4
Nm
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Remove the bolts that attach the rear diffuser to the body.
Torque 4 Nm

- Partially lower the vehicle.
- Disconnect the rear fascia electrical harness.
- With an assistant, remove the rear fascia from the vehicle.
Caution:
Carefully remove the rear fascia from the body so that the corner
fastener clips do not damage the rear quarter panel.
Install
Installation procedure is the reverse of removal.
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DRAFT
Warning:
This procedure was derived from pre-production computer models, and
might not reflect the real-world situation. Warnings and cautions might be
missing. Follow safety requirements
Remove
Remove the rear fascia.
Remove all of the rear parking distance sensors.
Release the tabs that attach the LH and RH rear reflectors to the rear
fascia, and then remove the reflecto
DRAFT
Warning:
This procedure was derived from pre-production computer models, and
might not reflect the real-world situation. Warnings and cautions might be
missing. Follow safety require
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Remove
Release the LH lower rocker panel bolt covers.
Remove the bolts that attach the LH lower rocker panel cover to the
body.
Torque 5 Nm
Front
Rear
Release the clips that attach the LH lower rocker panel cover to the
front and rear wheel arch liners.
Rele
Remove
Place two thumbs at the 1 and 2 o'clock positions, resting your knuckles on
the bumper fascia surface to support your hand position. Use both thumbs to
apply force on the outer edge of the cover.