Tesla Model 3: Damper - Glove Box (Remove and Replace)
Remove
- Remove the glove box. See
Glove Box (LHD) (Remove and Replace).
- Remove the pin that attach the glove box damper to the glove box using
needle nose pliers.
- Fully open the glove box.
Note: When the glove box is closed, the glove box damper will not
clear for removal.
- Turn the glove box damper 90 degrees counterclockwise, and then remove
the glove box damper from the glove box.
Install
- Position the glove box damper onto the glove box by turning it 90
degrees clockwise.
- Close the glove box so that the glove box damper engages with the glove
box lid.
- Install the pin that attaches the glove box damper to the glove box.
Note: Make sure that the glove box damper pin is fully seated, and
not to bump the glove box damper, when installing the glove box.
- Install the glove box. See
Glove Box (LHD) (Remove and Replace).
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Remove
Remove both the LH and RH air wave end caps. See
End Cap - Air Wave - LH (Remove and Replace).
Release the clips that attach the main instrument panel decor trim, and
then remove
Remove
Release the clips that attach the end cap
Remove the end cap from the vehicle.
Install
Installation procedure is the reverse of removal.
Remove
Remove the LH instrument panel end cap. See
End Cap - Instrument Panel - LH (Remove and Replace).
Remove both the LH and RH air wave end caps. See
End Cap - Air Wave - LH (Remove and Re
SEE MORE:
Model 3 has a unique horizontal face-level
vent that spans the width of the dashboard.
Using the touchscreen, you can pinpoint
exactly where you want to direct the air
flowing from this vent when heating or cooling
the front cabin area.
Driver vent and controls
Passenger vent and co
Note: Traffic-Aware Cruise Control is a BETA
feature.
Note: If your vehicle is not equipped with an
optional Autopilot package, refer to the
owner's manual on your vehicle's touchscreen
for instructions on how to use Cruise Control.
Traffic-Aware Cruise Control (if equipped)
uses the