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Tesla Model 3: Pressure Transducer - High Pressure (Remove and Replace)

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Pressure Transducer - High Pressure (Remove and Replace)

Remove

  1. Remove the underhood storage unit. See Underhood Storage Unit (Remove and Replace).
  2. Perform the A/C refrigerant recovery. See A/C Refrigerant (Recovery and Recharge).
  3. Remove the outer HVAC plenum duct. See Duct - HVAC Plenum - Outer (Remove and Replace).
  4. Disconnect the electrical harness from the high pressure transducer connector.

Pressure Transducer - High Pressure (Remove and Replace)

  1. Remove the high pressure transducer from the discharge pipe. Torque 7 Nm

Install

Installation procedure is the reverse of removal, except for the following: Perform the A/C refrigerant recharge. See A/C Refrigerant (Recovery and Recharge).

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