Tesla Model 3: Sensor - Temperature - Evaporator (Remove and Replace)

Remove
- Remove the driver floormat.
- Remove the LH center console side panel carpet. See
Carpet - Side Panel - Center Console - LH (Remove and Replace).

- Disconnect the evaporator temperature sensor electrical connector.

- Release the tabs that attach the evaporator temperature sensor inside
the HVAC assembly, and then remove the evaporator sensor from the HVAC
assembly.
Note: Use a plastic trim tool to release the tabs, and then pull
the evaporator temperature sensor straight out to remove it from the HVAC
assembly.

Install

- Install the evaporator temperature sensor onto the HVAC assembly, and
then secure the sensor with 2 tabs.

- Connect the evaporator temperature sensor electrical connector.
- Install the LH center console side panel carpet. See
Carpet - Side Panel - Center Console - LH (Remove and Replace).
- Install the driver floormat.
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Remove
Remove the driver floormat.
Remove the center console LH side carpet. See
Carpet - Side Panel - Center Console - LH (Remove and Replace).
Disconnect the LH temperature sensor electri
Remove
Remove the RH center console side panel carpet. See
Carpet - Side Panel - Center Console - LH (Remove and Replace).
Disconnect the electrical wiring harness conector from the RH
tem
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