Tesla Model 3: Consumer Information
There are a lot of crucial facts for owners in this area. It addresses many different subjects, all of which are meant to enhance comprehension of and enjoyment from owning a Model 3.
It starts by exploring consumer rights, including information on warranty coverage, legislation pertaining to lemons, and how disputes are resolved. Owners can learn about their rights and protections in different situations thanks to this.
This page describes the vehicle characteristics in detail, including the dimensions, weight, capacity, and payload space of the Model 3, as well as technical details like engine power, battery capacity, and range. This is a priceless resource for owners who want to know more about the capabilities of their car.
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Owner information is updated regularly to
reflect updates to your vehicle. However, in
some cases, recently released features may
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Event Data Recorder (EDR)
Model 3 is equipped with an event data
recorder (EDR). The main purpose of an EDR
is to record, in certain crash or near crash-like
situations, such as an air bag deployme
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Remove
Disconnect 12V power. See
12V Power (Disconnect and Connect).
Remove and discard the nut that attaches the DCDC ground busbar to the
HV battery at the DCDC passthrough.
Remove the bolt that attaches the DCDC ground busbar to the body, and
then remove the DCDC ground busbar
Install
With an assistant, install the new rear subframe onto the subframe
lifting tool, and then attach the straps.
Top view of the rear subframe
Install the clips that attach the electrical harness to the rear
subframe.
Bottom view of the rear subframe
With an assistant, position t