Tesla Model 3: Steering Wheel (Remove and Replace)
Remove
Remove the steering wheel.
See
Steering Wheel (Remove and
Install).
Install
- Install the steering
wheel. See
Steering Wheel (Remove and
Install).
- Update the vehicle
firmware.
- Connect a laptop with
Toolbox to the vehicle.
- In Toolbox, type "SCCM"
in the search field, then
click on "PING-TP_ SCCM,"
and then select Run.
Note: Make sure
that "Actions" is selected, if
not already.
- In Toolbox, type "VCLEFT"
in the search field, then
click on "TEST-SELF_
VCLEFT_X_SWC", and then
select Run.
Note: Make sure
that "Actions" is selected, if
not already.
- In Toolbox, type "COLUMN"
in the search field, then
click on "TEST-SELF_
VCLEFT_X_STEERING-COLUMN",
and then select Run.
Note: Make sure
that "Actions" is selected, if
not already.
- In Toolbox, click on
"PROC-VCLEFT_
X_STEERING-COLUMN-CALIBRATION",
and then select Run.
- Disconnect the laptop
from the vehicle.
READ NEXT:
Table 1.
Torque Specifications: Brake
Caliper - Front
Table 2.
Torque S
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The touchscreen displays a map at all times.
To move the map in any direction, hold and
drag a finger. To rotate the map in any
direction, hold and turn two fingers.
To set the map's orientation, touch the icon in
the top right corner of the map:
North Up - North is always at the
top
The 12V battery used in Model 3 is similar to the lead acid batteries used in
most internal combustion engine vehicles. Lead acid batteries are sometimes
referred to as "flooded" because they are filled (flooded) with sulfuric acid.
Warning: Lead acid batteries contain an electrolyte with dilute