Tesla Model 3: Opening and Closing
This section contains detailed instructions on how to operate the various components of the Tesla Model 3. It covers important things such as keys, doors, trunk, windows, sunroof and glass roof, child safety locks.
In this section you will find instructions on how to open and close the door using the outer and inner door handles, as well as the key fob function. It also explains how to open and close the trunk, including manual closing procedures. Information on access and closing of the front baggage (luggage) compartment is also provided.
Detailed instructions for operating windows, controlling window locking parameters and using remote functions using a key fob. If the Model 3 option includes a sunroof or glass roof, there are instructions on how to open and close those items using the touchscreen controls or the key fob.
It also contains information on activating and deactivating child safety locks on the rear doors to prevent them from being opened from the inside.
Attention is also paid here to the correct use of the Glove Box, Coat Hangers, Installation of the phone charging cable. Overall, after reading this information, owners will have a clear understanding of the proper procedures for operating and protecting the Tesla Model 3, promoting convenience and safety while using the vehicle.
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Keys
Three Types of Keys
Model 3 supports three types of keys:
Authenticated phone - You can set up
your personal smartphone to
communicate with Model 3 using
Bluetooth. Supports automatic lockin
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Light - Fog - Front (Adjust)
Procedure
Special tools required for this procedure:
SPECIAL TOOLS
Pliers, Clip Removal (1133569-00-A)
On a wall, measure 14.5 in (36.8 cm) from the floor, and then apply a
length of 1-inch masking tape horizontally to the wall to mark the
measurement.
Measure 25 ft (7.62 m) from the wall,
Harness - AC Inlet - HV Battery (Remove and Replace)
Harness - AC Inlet - HV Battery- Remove
SPECIAL TOOLS
Resistance meter, microohm, Hioki RM 3548 (1076927-00-A)
Warning:
Only technicians who have been trained in High Voltage Awareness are
permitted to perform this procedure. Proper personal protective equipment (PPE)
and insulating HV gloves w
