Date PostedDocument NumberRevisionDocument TitleDescriptionVehicle SystemModel
2020-08-03SB-20-31-004OriginalReplace LH Front Damper AssemblyCertain Model 3 vehicles were manufactured with LH front damper assemblies that do not meet internal specifications, which may result in elevated NVH (Noise, Vibration, and Harshness) from the front of the vehicle. Replace the LH front damper assembly.31 - SUSPENSIONModel 3
2020-08-03SB-20-31-005OriginalReplace RH Front Damper AssemblyCertain Model 3 vehicles were manufactured with RH front damper assemblies that do not meet internal specifications, which may result in elevated NVH (Noise, Vibration, and Harshness) from the front of the vehicle. Replace the RH front damper assembly.31 - SUSPENSIONModel 3
2020-08-01SB-20-12-003OriginalComponents Damaged From Driving Through Standing WaterIn rare instances, certain components on Model 3 vehicles built at the Fremont Factory before May 21, 2019 might be damaged when driving through standing water on a road or highway with poor drainage or pooling water.12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel 3
2020-07-24SB-20-44-002OriginalInspect Charge Port Busbar Safety Cap And Protective Earth BusbarSome Model Y vehicles were manufactured with a charge port busbar safety cap and/or PE (Protective Earth) busbar that might not meet internal specifications, resulting in intermittent vehicle charging capability. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, rework or replace the charge port busbar safety cap and replace the charge port assembly.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel Y
2020-07-24TN-13-16-006Rev 5High Voltage Battery Return TagInclude a copy of this form when returning an undamaged HV battery pack. Contains battery information, including the SOC. Formerly SID-12-0040. R4 updates document and includes Model 3 and Model Y. R5 Restricts document to North America and Asia Pacific.16 - HV BATTERY SYSTEMGeneral
2020-07-23SB-20-31-001OriginalInspect Front Stabilizer Bar For Squeak NoiseSome Model S and Model X vehicles might have front stabilizer bars with improperly vulcanized bushings that make a squeak noise when driving over road imperfections. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, replace the stabilizer bar with one that has properly vulcanized bushings.31 - SUSPENSIONModel S, Model X
2020-07-14SB-20-16-003OriginalInspect Contactor DC Link Busbar BoltsCertain Model 3 high voltage batteries may not have a sufficient quantity of bolts for the contactor DC link busbars, which may prevent the vehicle from charging or powering properly. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, install a sufficient quantity of bolts, install contactors, or if conditions warrant, escalate a Toolbox session for further instruction.16 - HV BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2020-07-10SB-19-31-006OriginalReplace Rear Upper Links, ChinaA very small number of Model S vehicles in China have experienced rear upper link failures at low speeds due to abusive impacts with potholes and curbs. To improve durability and reduce abuse failures in the unique Chinese driving environment, inspect the part numbers on the LH and RH rear upper links to determine which components need replacement, replace the affected components with updated ones, and then perform a 4-wheel alignment, if necessary.31 - SUSPENSIONModel S
2020-07-09SB-20-10-003OriginalInspect Front Fascia Injection DateOn some Model Y vehicles, front fascias with an injection date in a certain date range might have potential delamination/peeling issues. Inspect the front fascia traceability label for symptoms related to the condition. If the symptoms are present, replace the front fascia.10 - BODYModel Y
2020-07-08SB-18-31-009Rev 2Inspect Front Air Spring ModulesOn some Model S vehicles equipped with air suspension, a front-end rattle noise might come from behind the IP carrier when traveling over road transitions at low speed. For example, when traveling from a driveway to a street, or from an asphalt surface to a concrete surface. The noise is generated from a normal mechanical operation that has no detrimental effect on the vehicle. Upon customer complaint, inspect that the front air spring modules currently installed in the vehicle are not the same part number revision as those listed in this document, or later. If after a temporary modification the vehicle symptoms related to the condition described in this document are significantly reduced, replace both front air spring modules with the revision described in this document. R1 adds part number for RWD vehicles and updates affected dates. R2 adds a part number check and updates inspection criteria.31 - SUSPENSIONModel S
2020-07-07SB-20-17-008OriginalReplace Electrical Harnesses Due To Untwisted CAN WiresCertain Right-Hand Drive (RHD) dual-motor Model S vehicles might have untwisted CAN wires in the front left body and lower instrument panel harnesses that could be susceptible to electrical interference. Consequently, the vehicle might experience spurious faults or false alerts. Replace the front left body and lower instrument panel harnesses with those having twisted CAN wires.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2020-07-02SB-20-18-001OriginalRetrofit A/C Compressor Acoustic BlanketAn NVH-reducing A/C compressor acoustic blanket was added to Model Y on May 26, 2020. Vehicles built before this date are eligible for a retrofit for owners who complain of elevated HVAC noise at the front of the vehicle.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel Y
2020-07-01SB-19-17-007OriginalReplace Headlights in EMEA and ChinaCertain Model 3 vehicles might be equipped with headlights specified for use in North America. Inspect the vehicle for the condition. If the condition is present, install headlights specified for use in the applicable market.17 - ELECTRICALModel 3
2020-06-26SB-20-10-001OriginalAdjust Overflush Charge Port DoorSome Model 3 and Model Y vehicles might have a charge port door that is overflush (protrudes in comparison) to the LH taillight assembly. Upon customer complaint, inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, adjust the charge port sheet metal to reduce the overflush.10 - BODYModel 3, Model Y
2020-06-25CD-16-17-001Rev 1Model X Spare 12V Power CircuitProvides information about the spare 12V power circuit on Model X. R1 adds links to the Service Manual, elaborates on the need to disconnect 12V, and provides information about how to get access to service.teslamotors.com.17 - ELECTRICALModel X
2020-06-25SB-20-31-003OriginalInspect Front Spring and Damper Assembly InsulatorsCertain Model 3 vehicles produced at Giga Shanghai might have front spring and damper assemblies with insulators that are offset and protrude from the spring perch. With continued use, these insulators might cause front suspension NVH issues. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, replace that front spring and damper assembly.31 - SUSPENSIONModel 3
2020-06-25CD-15-17-001Rev 2Model S Spare 12V Power CircuitProvides information about the spare 12V power circuit on Model S. This revision adds additional information about which fuse protects the circuit and also how to access the circuit. R1 adds information for vehicles built after April 11, 2016. R2 adds links to the Service Manual, elaborates on the need to disconnect 12V, and provides information about how to get access to service.teslamotors.com.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2020-06-25CD-19-17-001Rev 1Model 3 12V Power Circuit for Third-Party AccessoriesProvides information about the recommended 12V power circuit for third-party accessories on Model 3. R1 adds links to the Service Manual and provides information about how to get access to service.teslamotors.com.17 - ELECTRICALModel 3
2020-06-23SB-20-16-004OriginalReplace High Voltage (HV) Battery Due To Internal Loose FastenerCertain Model 3 and Model Y vehicles may have a loosened fastener inside the HV battery assembly, which could cause the HV battery to power down. Replace the HV battery.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3, Model Y
2020-06-20SB-20-12-002OriginalRemove B-Pillar Applique Gore PatchesOn some Model S, Model X, and Model 3 vehicles, condensation might build up inside of the B-pillar applique, potentially obscuring the B-pillar camera. This condition might cause some Autopilot features to be temporarily unavailable until the condensation goes away, such as Auto Lane Change, Blind Spot Detection, and Lane Departure Warning. Inspect both B-pillar applique camera cavities for condensation. If condensation is present in either B-pillar applique, remove and discard the gore patches from both B-pillar appliques to improve the airflow and reduce condensation.12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel S, Model X, Model 3
2020-06-17SB-20-32-004OriginalInspect Lower Steering Column I-Shaft OperationSome Model S and Model X vehicles might exhibit stiff steering due to corrosion at the lower steering column I-shaft U-joint. Inspect vehicle steering action for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, replace the I-shaft.32 - STEERINGModel S, Model X
2020-06-16SB-20-39-001OriginalReplace Front Drive UnitCertain Model 3 vehicles exported to the China region might have a front drive unit with an inverter that is not fully compatible with the China Supercharger protocol. Consequently, the inverter might be damaged during supercharging, and cause the vehicle to enter Limp mode after supercharging. Replace the front drive unit.39 - FRONT DRIVE UNITModel 3
2020-06-15SB-20-32-002Rev 1Replace Steering Rack Housing Bolts, Model XLong-term exposure to high-corrosion environments might weaken the bolts that attach the power steering motor to the steering rack housing. Replace the bolts (x5) that attach the power steering motor to the steering rack housing and apply wax sealant. R1 adds a steering functionality check.32 - STEERINGModel X
2020-06-12TN-14-16-004Rev 3Inspect the Model S and Model X HV Battery for Underside DamageTesla technicians should always visually inspect the underside of the vehicle for damage, including the HV battery pack, whenever the vehicle is raised or the customer has indicated possible damage. Only Tesla Service Centers can evaluate battery damage or repair damaged battery packs. This Tech Note describes how to evaluate damage to the underside of the Model S and Model X HV battery, and provides repair information for cosmetic damage. R3 improves damage evaluation descriptions and the escalation policy.16 - HV BATTERY SYSTEMModel S, Model X
2020-06-12TN-17-11-001Rev 4Replacing Model S Exterior Door HandlesProvides information and guidance on replacing Model S exterior door handles. R3 adds information on dummy plugs for 2.1 retrofits on base door handles that did not have LEDs. R4 adds door replacement information and updates the parts lists.11 - CLOSURESModel S
2020-06-12TN-18-16-001Rev 1Inspect the Model 3 and Model Y HV Battery for Underside DamageTesla technicians should always visually inspect the underside of the vehicle for damage, including the HV battery pack, whenever the vehicle is raised or the customer has indicated possible damage. Only Tesla Service Centers can evaluate battery damage or repair damaged battery packs. This Tech Note describes how to evaluate damage to the underside of the Model 3 and Model Y HV battery, and provides repair information for cosmetic damage. R1 adds Model Y, and improves damage evaluation descriptions and the escalation policy.16 - HV BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3, Model Y
2020-06-05TN-15-92-003Rev 4High Voltage Awareness Care PointsFor safety, always follow these general care points when working on Tesla vehicles or related service equipment. This version incorporates HV glove testing and storage information. Formerly MEM-11-005 and SB-13-92-003. R2 Updates the glove testing period. R3 updates expiration guidelines for HV gloves. R4 adds electrical safety hook requirements.92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTGeneral
2020-06-05SB-20-17-006OriginalInspect Hood Latch Actuator Connector for Swapped Electrical WiresOn certain Model Y vehicles, the hood latch actuator connector wires are installed in the incorrect position, causing the hood latch to open upon vehicle wake up; this will prompt a driver alert and prevent the vehicle from switching into drive mode until the hood latch is closed. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, reposition the wires in the hood latch actuator electrical connector.17 - ELECTRICALModel Y
2020-06-05TN-20-17-001OriginalCoaxial Cable Overlay GuidelinesTo save cost and reduce the vehicle repair time, parts that enable the technician to replace just a single coaxial cable, and not an entire electrical harness, are becoming available. This document provides best-practice guidelines and supplements existing service manual procedures for overlaying coaxial video and audio cables onto electrical harnesses.17 - ELECTRICALModel S, Model X, Roadster, Model 3, Model Y
2020-06-02SB-19-20-002OriginalReplace Front Passenger AirbagThe propellant in the front passenger airbag inflator might degrade over time, which could cause the inflator body to rupture in the event the airbag is deployed. Replace the front passenger airbag with an updated part.20 - SAFETY AND RESTRAINTModel S
2020-06-01CD-20-17-001OriginalModel 3 Third-Party CAN Bus InterfaceAs of May 2020, Model 3 vehicles are configured with a third-party CAN bus on connector X181.17 - ELECTRICALModel 3
2020-06-01CD-20-20-001OriginalModel Y Event Data Recorder Retrieval GuideThe Tesla Model Y is equipped with an event data recorder (EDR). The EDR records data related to vehicle dynamics and safety systems when the system senses a crash or a crash-like situation, such as hitting a road obstacle. This data is stored in the vehicle’s Restraints Control Module (RCM). This guide describes how to retrieve EDR data from a Tesla Model Y RCM. This document is available at https://edr.tesla.com.20 - SAFETY AND RESTRAINTModel Y
2020-05-27SB-19-31-005OriginalReplace Front Aft Links, ChinaA very small number of Model S and Model X vehicles in China have experienced front aft link failures at low speeds due to abusive impacts with potholes and curbs. To improve durability and reduce abuse failures in the unique Chinese driving environment, inspect the part numbers on the front aft links to determine which components need replacement, replace the affected components with updated ones, and then perform a 4-wheel alignment, if necessary.31 - SUSPENSIONModel S, Model X
2020-05-27SB-19-31-007OriginalReplace Front Aft Links And Front Fore LinksA very small number of Model S and Model X vehicles in China have experienced front aft link and front fore link failures at low speeds due to abusive impacts with potholes and curbs. To improve durability and reduce abuse failures in the unique Chinese driving environment, inspect the part numbers on the front aft links and front fore links to determine which components need replacement, replace the affected components with updated ones, and then perform a 4-wheel alignment.31 - SUSPENSIONModel S, Model X
2020-05-27SB-19-31-008OriginalReplace Front Fore Links and Rear Upper Links, ChinaA very small number of Model S vehicles in China have experienced front fore link and rear upper link failures at low speeds due to abusive impacts with potholes and curbs. To improve durability and reduce abuse failures in the unique Chinese driving environment, inspect the part numbers on the front fore links and rear upper links to determine which components need replacement, replace the affected components with updated ones, and then perform a 4-wheel alignment.31 - SUSPENSIONModel S
2020-05-27SB-19-31-009OriginalReplace Front Fore Links, Front Aft Links, and Rear Upper Links, ChinaA very small number of Model S vehicles in China have experienced front fore link, front aft link, and rear upper link failures at low speeds due to abusive impacts with potholes and curbs. To improve durability and reduce abuse failures in the unique Chinese driving environment, inspect the part numbers on the front fore links, front aft links, and rear upper links to determine which components need replacement, replace the affected components with updated ones, and then perform a 4-wheel alignment.31 - SUSPENSIONModel S
2020-05-27SB-19-31-004OriginalReplace Front Aft Links And Rear Upper Links, ChinaA very small number of Model S vehicles in China have experienced front aft link and rear upper link failures at low speeds due to abusive impacts with potholes and curbs. To improve durability and reduce abuse failures in the unique Chinese driving environment, inspect the part numbers on the front aft links and rear upper links to determine which components need replacement, replace the affected components with updated ones, and then perform a 4-wheel alignment, if necessary.31 - SUSPENSIONModel S
2020-05-22SB-18-32-002Rev 5Replace Bolts In the Steering Rack HousingLong-term exposure to high-corrosion environments might weaken the bolts that attach the power steering motor to the steering rack housing. Replace the 5 bolts in the steering rack housing and apply wax sealant. If any of the bolts are damaged, or become damaged during repair, replace the steering rack. R4 updates labor times and descriptions. R5 adds a steering functionality check.32 - STEERINGModel S
2020-05-22SB-20-00-001OriginalUpdate Vehicle Software to Maintain Compatibility with Tesla Connectivity NetworkOn approximately May 1, 2020, the Tesla connectivity network is undergoing enhancements for increased security, reliability, and scalability. In order for vehicles to maintain compatibility with and access to features requiring Tesla network connectivity, vehicles must be running software version 2019.40.2.3 or newer.00 - INSPECTION AND SERVICEModel S, Model X
2020-05-08SB-20-32-008OriginalInspect Upper Steering Column BoltOn some Model 3 vehicles in the United Kingdom, the upper steering column bolt may not be installed according to internal specifications, which could cause excessive play between the steering wheel and steering column. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, install a new upper steering column bolt and if damaged, replace the driver airbag, airbag harness, and/or steering column control module (SCCM).32 - STEERINGModel 3
2020-05-08SB-20-32-007OriginalInspect Upper Steering Column BoltOn some Model 3 and Model Y vehicles, the upper steering column bolt may not be installed according to internal specifications, which could cause excessive play between the steering wheel and steering column. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, install a new upper steering column bolt and if damaged, replace the driver airbag, airbag harness, and/or steering column control module (SCCM).32 - STEERINGModel 3, Model Y
2020-05-06SB-20-17-005OriginalInspect Electromechanical Brake Booster Electrical ConnectorOn certain Model S vehicles, pins 1 and 9 in connector X117 (electromechanical brake booster electrical connectors) might be loose and fall out of the connector or cause an intermittent connection, which would result in the electromechanical brake booster not being properly powered. The driver may report that the brake pedal is harder to press than usual. Inspect pins 1 and 9 in connector X117. If the pins are loose or damaged, repair the pins. In addition, if pin 1 or 9 of the electromechanical brake booster connector was found to be bent or damage, replace the electromechanical brake booster as well.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2020-05-06TN-20-00-001OriginalRetrofit HV Battery Shipping Crate Access Port, Model S and Model XThe Model S and Model X HV battery shipping crate can be retrofitted with an access port to make it easier and quicker to diagnose, discharge, keep an inventory of, and transport the HV battery.00 - INSPECTION AND SERVICEModel S, Model X, Roadster, Model 3, Model Y
2020-04-28SB-19-20-003Rev 1Install Occupant Classification System (OCS) Filter ModuleOn some Model 3 and Model Y vehicles, the Occupant Classification System (OCS) signal might be affected by electrical interference in the seat harness, causing the airbag indicator to display on the touchscreen. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, install an OCS filter module to the front passenger seat harness. R1 adds Model Y.20 - SAFETY AND RESTRAINTModel 3, Model Y
2020-04-24SB-20-33-001Rev 1Inspect Brake Caliper BoltsOn some Model 3 and Model Y vehicles, the brake caliper bolts may not have been torqued to internal specifications. Inspect all brake caliper bolts and retorque to internal specifications. R1 adds instructions for noting vehicle condition in SCA vs. Warp Service.33 - BRAKESModel 3, Model Y
2020-04-23SB-20-17-004Rev 1Reroute Main Front Body HarnessOn certain Model X vehicles, the main front body harness might contact the RH front upper control arm. Inspect the main front body harness near the RH front upper control arm, perform wire repairs (if necessary), and then reroute the harness. R1 updates part number.17 - ELECTRICALModel X
2020-04-14CD-18-20-003Rev 1Model X Event Data Recorder Retrieval GuideThis guide describes how to retrieve EDR data from a Tesla Model X RCM. This guide and other Tesla EDR information can be found at https://edr.tesla.com. R1 updates cable part numbers.20 - SAFETY AND RESTRAINTModel X
2020-04-14SB-19-50-003OriginalProvide Mode 3 Charging CableCertain Model S, X, and 3 vehicles were delivered without a Type 2 charging cable. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, provide a Type 2 charging cable to the customer.50 - EXTERNAL CHARGING CONNECTORSModel S, Model X, Roadster, Model 3, Model Y
2020-04-14CD-19-20-001Rev 1Model 3 Event Data Recorder Retrieval GuideThe Tesla Model 3 is equipped with an event data recorder (EDR). The EDR records data related to vehicle dynamics and safety systems when the system senses a crash or a crash-like situation, such as hitting a road obstacle. This data is stored in the vehicle’s Restraints Control Module (RCM). This guide describes how to retrieve EDR data from a Tesla Model 3 RCM. This guide and other Tesla EDR information can be found at https://edr.tesla.com. R1 updates cable part numbers.20 - SAFETY AND RESTRAINTModel 3
2020-04-10SB-20-13-003OriginalReplace 2nd Row Seat Back PanelsCertain Model Y vehicles may have been built with 2nd row seat back panels that did not meet internal specifications, resulting in the panels not being flush with the 2nd row seat.13 - SEATSModel Y
2020-04-07TN-18-11-001Rev 1Replacing Model X Rear Door Upper GlassOutlines the parts to order when replacing the rear door upper glass on Model X, including situations where additional parts might need to be ordered. R1 revises some part numbers.11 - CLOSURESModel X
2020-04-06SB-20-31-002OriginalInspect Rear Damper To Body BoltsOn some Model 3 vehicles, the LH and/or RH rear damper top mount bolts were not fastened according to internal specifications and may create noise, vibration, and harshness. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, replace rear damper(s) that are missing top mount bolts or have top mount bolts that are looser than half a turn.31 - SUSPENSIONModel 3
2020-04-06TN-16-17-001Rev 112V Battery ReplacementReplace the 12V battery when the battery charge drops below 10.5V. Formerly TN-16-16-001. R1 updates the legal entity, affected vehicles, and clarifies the type of charger recommended.17 - ELECTRICALGeneral
2020-04-03SB-20-32-006OriginalInspect Steering Column Dust CoverOn some Model 3 vehicles built at Giga Shanghai, the steering column dust cover might have been improperly installed. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, install the steering column dust cover at the correct location on the steering column shaft.32 - STEERINGModel 3
2020-04-01SB-19-17-011OriginalRetrofit Front Fog LightsCertain Model 3 vehicles ordered with front fog lights were delivered without the front fog lights. Retrofit the front fog lights and if necessary, the fascia lamp harness.17 - ELECTRICALModel 3
2020-03-11SB-20-12-001OriginalInstall Missing Front and Mid Aero Shield PanelsOn some Model 3 vehicles built at Giga Shanghai, the front and/or mid aero shield panels might be missing. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, install new front and/or mid aero shield panel(s).12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel 3
2020-03-11SB-20-17-003OriginalReroute Front Passenger Buckle Electrical HarnessOn certain Model 3 vehicles built at Giga Shanghai, the front passenger buckle electrical harness might be damaged due to improper routing. Inspect the front passenger buckle electrical harness for damage. If the harness is undamaged, reroute the existing harness as directed. If the harness is damaged, replace the buckle and reroute the new harness as directed.17 - ELECTRICALModel 3
2020-03-09SB-20-21-001OriginalReplace Car Computer Affecting Rear Facing Camera FunctionalityOn certain Model 3 vehicles, the image from the rear facing camera might not be displayed on the touchscreen. Replace the car computer.21 - INFOTAINMENTModel 3
2020-03-04SB-19-16-009OriginalReplace High Voltage (HV) BatteryOn some Model 3 vehicles with the Long Range HV battery, a few cell interconnects within the HV battery are missing. This condition might result in a reduction of vehicle driving range. Upon customer complaint of reduced range, if the symptom is present, replace the HV battery.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2020-03-04SB-19-17-014OriginalInstall Ferrites to Reduce Static Noise From A-pillar TweetersInstall ferrites to reduce static noise coming from the tweeters on the A-pillar in Model S or Model X.17 - ELECTRICALModel S, Model X
2020-03-04SB-20-16-002OriginalRewrite Shunt ResistanceCertain Model 3 vehicles were configured with incorrect shunt resistance hex values that can affect charging capacity and range performance. Rewrite the shunt resistance with the correct value for the vehicle.16 - HV BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2020-03-04SB-19-12-002OriginalInstall Missing Front and Mid Aero Shield PanelsOn some Model 3 vehicles, the front and/or mid aero shield panels might be missing.12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel 3
2020-03-04SB-19-40-001OriginalReplace Rear Drive Unit Inverter 55 Degree Fluid CouplingOn certain Model 3 vehicles, coolant might leak from the rear drive unit inverter 55 degree fluid coupling. This could result in a low coolant alert in the vehicle. Use Toolbox to perform a Coolant Air Purge routine. If necessary, replace the rear drive unit inverter 55 degree fluid coupling.40 - REAR DRIVE UNITModel 3
2020-03-03SB-19-40-002OriginalInspect For Rear Drive Unit BreatherCertain Model 3 vehicles might have been manufactured without a rear drive unit (RDU) breather, and consequently might have contaminated gearbox fluid. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, install a breather or replace the rear drive unit, depending upon inspection results.40 - REAR DRIVE UNITModel 3
2020-03-03SB-18-16-007OriginalReplace Penthouse BoltsOn certain Model 3 vehicles, some bolts within the high voltage (HV) battery penthouse were insufficiently torqued to internal specifications during manufacturing. Replace and properly torque the bolts.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2020-03-03SB-18-15-008OriginalResecure Triple Camera Windshield BracketCertain Model X vehicles were manufactured with triple camera windshield brackets that were not properly secured to the windshield. The bracket may look uneven and/or move when manipulated. However, there is no effect on Autopilot functionality or rear view mirror stability. Perform the following procedure to resecure the triple camera windshield bracket to the windshield.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel X
2020-03-03SB-19-30-001OriginalRepair Model S and Model X Rear Node to Subframe Mounting Area DamageThe rear node of some Model S and Model X vehicles might have damage in the forward mounting location of the rear Subframe, resulting in noise, vibration, or harshness coming from that location.30 - CHASSISModel S, Model X
2020-02-29SB-20-17-002Rev 1Rework Electrical Harness Due To Water Ingress R1On certain RHD Model 3 vehicles, the front main harness upper CAN connectors to the steering rack might not have been properly weatherproofed. Consequently, water might have entered the connectors, and possibly corroded the terminals. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, apply dielectric paste to the connectors. If the connector terminals are corroded, replace the connectors altogether. R1 adds alternative part numbers.17 - ELECTRICALModel 3
2020-02-18SB-20-10-002OriginalInstall Rivets to Secure the 12V Battery Bracket SupportOn certain Model 3 vehicles, the LH side of the 12V battery bracket support might come loose due to improper welds during manufacture. Retrofit the LH side of the 12V battery bracket support with rivets.10 - BODYModel 3
2020-02-14SB-20-32-003OriginalPlaceholder - Replace Bolts In the Steering Rack Housing (Model X)This document is obsolete. Use SB-20-32-002 instead.32 - STEERINGModel X
2020-02-14SB-20-45-001OriginalInstall 1st Row Floor Butyl Patches Due to Flexing NoiseSome Model 3 vehicles were built without butyl patches on the LH and RH front 1st row floor panels. Consequently, the sound of normal body flexing is heard and is not dampened. Inspect for butyl patches and install them if they are missing.45 - NOISE, VIBRATION, HARSHNESS (NVH)Model 3
2020-02-10SB-20-50-001OriginalReplace 2nd Generation Universal Mobile Connector Inline UnitCertain Model 3, Model S, and Model X vehicles were equipped with 2nd generation Universal Mobile Connector (UMC) inline units having a proximity circuit resistor that is out of specification. This resistor within the affected UMC inline unit might prevent charging, might interrupt charging while in progress, and might affect the functionality of the UMC charge handle button when disconnecting the charge handle from the vehicle charge port. Replace the UMC inline unit.50 - EXTERNAL CHARGING CONNECTORSModel S, Model X, Model 3
2020-02-07TN-18-00-001Rev 1Unsupported Vehicle PolicyDescribes Tesla's policy for Unsupported (Salvage Titled) Vehicles. R1 adds Roadster information, updates the policy to disallow fast charging, provides clarification about the salvage-titled vehicle status, and includes several other updates.00 - INSPECTION AND SERVICEModel S, Model X, Roadster, Model 3, Model Y
2015-11-30SB-15-17-009OriginalRetrofit Continental TPMS on Misconfigured VehicleSome Model S vehicles were intended to have a Continental Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), but were manufactured with a Baolong TPMS.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2020-01-25SB-16-17-005Rev 1Retrofit Continental TPMS For Improved ReceptionIf diagnosis confirms that the Baolong System is not functioning properly, retrofit the Continental TPMS. Replaces SB-13-17-003. R1 updates FRT times.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2020-01-25SB-16-17-006Rev 1Retrofit Continental TPMS, NorwayRetrofit the Continental TPMS for all vehicles in Norway. R1 updates FRT times.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2020-01-22SB-19-10-003OriginalRemove Upper A-Pillar Trim BulgeSome Model 3 vehicles might have a slight bulge at either or both upper A-pillar trims. This is strictly a cosmetic issue, and does not affect the operation or safety of the A-pillar or windshield in any way. Upon customer complaint, inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, replace the affected upper A-pillar trim with an updated component. If the bulge still remains, rework the upper A-pillar sheet metal.10 - BODYModel 3
2020-01-22SB-20-17-001OriginalInstall EMI Gasket To Reduce ASR-9 Radar InterferenceWhen some Autopilot HW2 and HW2.5 Model S, Model X, and Model 3 vehicles are near airport ASR-9 radar antennae, the vehicle cameras might be affected by electromagnetic interference, and Autopilot/camera alerts might be displayed. Upon customer complaint of Autopilot/camera alerts near airports, install an EMI gasket on the Autopilot ECU (Model S and Model X) or car computer (Model 3).17 - ELECTRICALModel S, Model X, Model 3
2020-01-15SB-18-17-010Rev 2Install 12V Battery PlugA plug in the 12V battery was not installed in the factory, or a replacement 12V battery was installed by a Service Center that lacks the plug. If the symptom is present, install the plug on the 12V battery. R1 updates the country/region to "all," changes the order of steps, and adds an inspection of the battery with a borescope or endoscope. R2 streamlines the inspection procedure, and updates the labor times and Condition and Correction overview text.17 - ELECTRICALModel X
2019-12-31TN-19-33-002OriginalClean and Lubricate Brake Calipers Exposed to Road Salt: Model 3 Performance BrakesFor vehicles in regions where roads are salted in Winter, prolonged exposure to salt and mud corrodes brake components and accelerates wear. Perform this procedure to clean and lubricate components to extend service life.33 - BRAKESModel 3
2019-12-31TN-19-33-003OriginalClean and Lubricate Brake Calipers Exposed to Road Salt: Model S and X With Separate Parking Brake CFor vehicles in regions where roads are salted in Winter, prolonged exposure to salt and mud corrodes brake components and accelerates wear. Perform this procedure to clean and lubricate components to extend service life.33 - BRAKESModel S, Model X
2019-12-31TN-19-33-004OriginalClean and Lubricate Brake Calipers Exposed to Road Salt: Model 3 Base, and Model S and X With IntegrFor vehicles in regions where roads are salted in Winter, prolonged exposure to salt and mud corrodes brake components and accelerates wear. Perform this procedure to clean and lubricate components to extend service life.33 - BRAKESModel S, Model X, Model 3
2019-12-20SB-19-90-004Rev 1Provide Aero Wheel Cap SetSome European customers who ordered the original Model 3 18 inch Winter Wheel and Tire Package did not receive the Aero Wheel Cap set that was supposed to be included with the package. Upon customer complaint, provide an Aero Wheel Cap set to the customer. R1 changes paytype to customer pre-pay.90 - ACCESSORIESModel 3
2019-12-19SB-19-16-010OriginalReplace HV Battery BreathersThe HV battery on some Model 3 vehicles might produce a subtle "thunk" noise when ascending or descending a mountain, or during Supercharging in colder climates. The "thunk" noise occurs when the air pressure outside the battery is different than the air pressure inside battery. The "thunk" noise does not indicate a fault or affect the performance of the HV battery. Upon customer complaint of a "thunk" noise coming from the HV battery, replace the HV battery breathers with updated components that will help equalize the pressure inside the battery with the pressure outside, faster and quieter.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2019-12-12SB-19-16-004Rev 1Replace High Voltage (HV) BatteryThe clamshell graft inside the HV battery was not fastened to Tesla’s internal standards. This condition might result in a reduction of vehicle driving range. Replace the HV battery. R1 fixes the required parts list, and clarifies the affected vehicle configuration and build dates.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2019-12-10TN-19-10-001OriginalRework Front Door Panel For Earlier Pressure Sensor DesignA new supplemental restraint system (SRS) pressure sensor was introduced to the Model S on February 22, 2019. AllService replacement doors are manufactured to accommodate the new sensor design. Perform the followingprocedure to make a replacement door panel compatible with the earlier sensor design.10 - BODYModel S
2019-12-10SB-19-39-001Rev 3Replace LH Front Drive Unit Clevis Mount and Both Front HalfshaftsOlder versions of the Model S and Model X LH front drive unit clevis mount contain a bushing that allows the front drive unit to move side-to-side more than expected during hard accelerations, resulting in excessive vibrations coming from the front drive unit during hard acceleration. This is exclusively an NVH issue and does not otherwise affect steering functionality, braking, or acceleration. An updated LH front drive unit clevis mount with an improved bushing is available which mitigates the condition. Upon customer complaint, inspect the vehicle for excessive vibrations coming from the front drive unit during hard acceleration. If the condition is present, update the LH front drive unit clevis mount and replace both front drive unit halfshafts. R2 updated the affected VIN table and provides a better explanation of the Condition and Correction. R3 details the usage of the drive unit mount shim kit.39 - FRONT DRIVE UNITModel S, Model X
2019-12-03SB-19-11-006OriginalRemove Front Door Outer Belt Seal StuffersSome Model X vehicles are equipped with front door outer belt seals that apply excess pressure to the front door glass, potentially causing excess noise, vibration, or harshness (NVH), slow door glass movement, and/or unintended activation of door glass anti-pinch functionality. Upon customer complaint of the conditions described, verify the condition, remove the stuffers from the LH and RH front door outer belt seals, perform a test drive to verify that the condition has been rectified, and if necessary, adjust the LH and/or RH front door glass.11 - CLOSURESModel X
2019-12-03TN-19-18-001OriginalFlush AC System and Replace AC Compressor and Expansion Valves Due to Compressor FailureAs noted in Toolbox article 2392, some Model S and Model X vehicles can experience A/C compressor failures that circulate compressor debris throughout the entire A/C system. Refer to the information provided in this document if diagnosis determines that a compressor failure has resulted in compressor debris being circulated in the thermal system.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel S, Model X
2019-11-26SB-18-33-005Rev 1Replace Rear Brake Dust ShieldsCertain Model 3 vehicles are equipped with rear brake dust shields that can trap road debris between the dust shield and brake rotor, causing loud grinding noises. Upon customer complaint, verify the condition and then replace the rear brake dust shields with updated parts. R1 updates part descriptions and the part numbers for performance brake dust shields.33 - BRAKESModel 3
2019-11-25SB-19-44-009Rev 1Replace Charge Port Carrier Assembly For Ice BuildupSome Model 3 vehicles were manufactured with charge port latch actuators that could allow ice to build up and prevent insertion or removal of the charge handle from the charge port. Upon customer complaint, replace the charge port carrier and latch actuator with an updated assembly. R1 clarifies that the document is applicable to only North American vehicles.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel 3
2019-11-21CD-14-50-001Rev 1Unplugging a Tesla Vehicle from a J1772 Public Charging StationExplains the most convenient method to unplug a Tesla vehicle from a public charger when using a J1772 adapter. R1 updates the document applicable to all Tesla vehicles.50 - EXTERNAL CHARGING CONNECTORSModel S, Model X, Roadster, Model 3, Model Y
2019-11-15SB-19-19-006Rev 1Replace Tow Hitch LabelCertain Model 3 vehicles were manufactured with incorrect tow hitch labeling. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, replace the incorrect label with an updated label. R1 updates the part description.19 - LABELSModel 3
2019-10-31SB-18-16-013Rev 3Inspect HV Battery Positive Contactor FastenersCertain Model 3 vehicles might have too few HV battery positive contactor mounting nuts installed, which can allow movement that might affect the conductivity of the contactor terminals. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, replace the mounting nuts, the terminal fasteners, or the contactor itself. R2 corrects a part number. R3 corrects step cross-references.16 - HV BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2019-10-31SB-16-17-010Rev 1Install Front Body Wiring Harness Cable TieInstall a cable tie on the LH side of the front body harness to reduce the risk of chafing or other damage to the harness. R1 adds copper wire repair option, makes various small procedure improvements, and adds new correction codes.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2019-10-22SB-17-13-005Rev 4Replace Huck BOM Fastener on Front SeatsOn some Model S and Model X 1st row seats, the Huck BOM fastener and pivot bushing used on the front lift links maydevelop an interactive clearance condition, which might result in a rocking motion in the seat. This does not affectperformance, but may result in customer dissatisfaction R3 updates the part number table. R4 updates the parts table.13 - SEATSModel X
2019-10-18SB-18-11-001Rev 1Retrofit Model X Pinch Strip Carrier and Bump StopOn some Model X vehicles, the pinch sensor carrier and/or bump stop might scratch the paint in the interior jamb on the rear (Falcon Wing) door. Retrofit a redesigned pinch sensor carrier and bump stop (if applicable), and install a protective patch. R1 adds steps to remove gap hiding seal.11 - CLOSURESModel X
2019-10-17SB-17-15-008Rev 1Replace Sunvisors Due to Misprinted Labels, CanadaReplace sunvisors that have a misprinted label. R1 revises the correction codes.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel X
2019-10-16SB-19-15-003OriginalReplace Driver Sun Visor Due To Missing LabelsSome Model 3 vehicles were manufactured without labels on the driver sun visor. If the driver sun visor labels are missing, replace the sun visor with the correct part that contains the labels.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel 3
2019-09-27TN-15-31-001Rev 2Component and Fastener Replacement During Suspension RepairProvides guidelines about certain fasteners and components that need to be replaced during suspension repair. R1 adds Model X. R2 clarifies that the document applies to all Tesla vehicles and updates the Tesla entity.31 - SUSPENSIONGeneral
2019-09-26SB-19-12-001Rev 1Replace Front and Mid Aero Shield PanelsOn some Model 3 vehicles, the front and/or mid aero shield panels might be susceptible to damage when driving through standing water. R1 updates the condition and correction, adds a correction code and parts, and makes minor clarifications within procedure.12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel 3
2019-09-25SB-19-14-001OriginalReplace Instrument Panel Carrier Due To Bumps Or BubblingOn some Model 3 vehicles, the top or front surfaces of the Instrument Panel (IP) carrier might form bubbles or bumps in warm ambient temperatures. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, replace the IP carrier with an updated component.14 - INSTRUMENT PANELModel 3
2019-09-24SB-19-19-007OriginalRectify Regulatory Labels for Mexico, Model 3Certain Model 3 vehicles were manufactured with incorrect manufacturer certification and tire & loading information labels. In addition, the brake fluid label might be missing and an unnecessary vehicle emissions control information label was installed. Replace the manufacturer certification and tire & loading information labels with the correct labels, add the brake fluid label (if missing) and remove the vehicle emission control information label.19 - LABELSModel 3
2019-09-24SB-18-11-002Rev 1Install Butyl Rope On Lower Rear DoorsIf diagnosis confirms that water ingress has caused a failure on a rear door, install butyl rope to prevent water ingress to the rear door latches. R1 notes that this document is a subtask of SB-18-11-004 and fixes a repair time.11 - CLOSURESModel X
2019-09-24SB-17-11-003Rev 1Replace Rear Door Lower Edge ProtectorsThe rear door lower edge protector might allow water to enter the door latches or cinching actuators on the rear (Falcon Wing) doors. If the vehicle is then parked outdoors in freezing conditions, the water can freeze, resulting in inference with door operation. Install an improved edge protector to reduce water ingress. Formerly part of SB-17-11-001. R1 notes that this document is a subtask of SB-18-11-004.11 - CLOSURESModel X
2019-09-24SB-17-11-004Rev 1Replace Model X Rear Door Latches and ActuatorsWater may enter the door latches or cinching actuators on the rear (Falcon Wing) doors. If the vehicle is then parked outdoors in freezing conditions, the water can freeze, potentially interfering with the closing functionality of the rear doors until the water unfreezes. Formerly part of SB-17-11-001. R1 notes that this document is a subtask of SB-18-11-004.11 - CLOSURESModel X
2019-09-24SB-18-11-003Rev 1Install Rear Door Latch ShroudsIf diagnosis confirms water ingress has affected operation of the rear door latch, replace the rear door latches and install new rear door latch shrouds to reduce the volume of water ingress. R1 notes that this document is a subtask of SB-18-11-004.11 - CLOSURESModel X
2019-09-23SB-18-14-001Rev 1Replace IP Carrier Due To Premature Scratches/StainsOn some Model 3 vehicles, the top surface of the Instrument Panel (IP) carrier is prone to premature outlines or stains, such as an object left on the IP carrier in the sunlight. These outlines or stains can be temporarily removed, but can return, making it difficult to remove permanently. In addition, the surface of the IP carrier might be overly susceptible to scratches when attempting to clean it. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, replace the IP carrier with an updated component. R1 adds example images to the condition, adds inspection instructions and a correction code, and updates the required parts list.14 - INSTRUMENT PANELModel 3
2019-09-12SB-16-44-001Rev 7Replace Charge Port Pin Carrier, 3 PhaseInspect HV components for water ingress. If necessary, replace damaged HV components. R6 removes the step to create a Toolbox session and adds a step to record measurements on the Repair Order. R7 makes minor revisions to the procedure.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2019-09-11SB-19-11-005Rev 1Remove Gap Hiding SealsFor some Model X vehicles, the rear door pinch sensor carrier has a gap hiding seal that applies force to the rear door exterior jamb, which might cause paint issues. Remove the gap hiding seals to reduce the force on both rear doors. R1 updates part numbers and descriptions.11 - CLOSURESModel X
2019-09-06SB-19-13-002OriginalReplace 1st Row Seat Lift Link Pivot BoltsThe design tolerance of some 1st row seat lift link pivot bolts might be such that the seat slightly rocks while in use. The rocking does not affect vehicle drivability or safety. Upon customer complaint, inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, replace the affected bolts.13 - SEATSModel 3
2019-09-04SB-19-11-003OriginalReplace Rear Door Striker PlatesSome rear door striker plates were manufactured from material that might have allowed striker plate fasteners to be over-torqued during manufacture, potentially causing the striker plate to deform over time and resulting in a clunking noise in the mid C-pillar area when the door closes. Replace the LH and RH rear door striker plates with updated striker plates.11 - CLOSURE COMPONENTSModel 3
2019-08-27SB-19-44-001OriginalReplace Charge Port Carrier Assembly For Ice Buildup, Eastern CanadaCertain Model 3 vehicles were manufactured with charge port latch actuators that could allow ice to build up and prevent insertion or removal of the charge handle from the charge port. Replace the charge port carrier and latch actuator with an updated assembly.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel 3
2019-08-26SB-18-17-004Rev 3Replace Model X Windshield Wiper Check ValveOn some Model X vehicles traveling at highway speeds, the washer fluid spray might not sufficiently cover the driver’s lower windshield. Replace the windshield wiper check valve with an inline coupler. R2 changes the document classification and updates procedure. R3 simplifies the procedure.17 - ELECTRICALModel X
2019-08-19SB-16-20-001Rev 1Replace 2nd Row Center Seat Belt Due To Missing or Incorrect LabelReplace 2nd row center seat belt due to incorrect or missing label. R1 updates the title, condition, correction code description, and adds an image.20 - SAFETY AND RESTRAINTModel S
2019-08-16SB-19-31-001Rev 2Replace Lower Rear Control Arm AssembliesOn certain Model S vehicles, either lower rear control arm might crack, causing excessive negative camber of the rear suspension. Replace both LH and RH lower rear control arm assemblies with updated parts. Perform an alignment check and, if necessary, adjust. R1 updates the affected regions and VIN list. R2 adds a part number to the required parts list.31 - SUSPENSIONModel S
2019-07-31SB-18-44-009Rev 1Single Phase Charging Retrofit, Model S in South KoreaModel S vehicles built for South Korea before October 1, 2018 feature a charging system that uses a three-phase Alternating Current (AC) configuration. South Korea is beginning to convert the delivery of electricity from three-phase AC to single-phase AC. Retrofit the three-phase AC charging with a single-phase AC charging configuration. R1 adds charger types.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2019-07-16SB-19-19-003Rev 1Replace Statutory PlateCertain Model 3 vehicles were manufactured with incorrect information on the statutory plate near the base of the driver side B-pillar. Replace the current statutory plate with a statutory plate containing the correct information. R1 updates the statutory plate ordering process.19 - LABELSModel 3
2019-07-16SB-19-44-008OriginalReplace 2nd Generation Front Junction Box to Front Drive Unit High Voltage HarnessThis document is currently on hold.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S, Model X
2019-07-11SB-19-11-001OriginalLiftgate Drain Plug RetrofitOn certain Model S vehicles, the liftgate has plugs that do not allow water to drain, causing condensation to build up inside the tail light assembly. Tail light functionality is not affected. The retrofit of updated drain-type liftgate plugs allows water to escape the liftgate and keep the tail lights dry. Retrofit the original liftgate plugs with updated liftgate drain plugs.11 - CLOSURE COMPONENTSModel S
2019-07-10SB-18-44-010Rev 3Replace Charge Port Pin DeadfrontsOn certain Model 3 vehicles, the charge port power terminals have pin deadfronts that might become dislodged from the terminals, causing the charge handle to not fully connect to the vehicle and therefore preventing the High Voltage (HV) battery from charging. Replace the charge port pin deadfronts with updated parts. R2 correctly addresses the part as a deadfront. R3 adds a digital multimeter with a CAT III-600V rating to the special tools, and adds a step to set the multimeter to measure DC voltage.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel 3
2019-07-08SB-17-15-003Rev 1Trunk Gap Hider and Bracket RetrofitSome vehicles do not have a trunk gap hider and associated brackets installed. This bulletin describes how to retrofit the brackets on affected vehicles. R1 updates the required parts table.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel X
2019-07-03SB-17-33-002Rev 3Replace Parking Brake CalipersA gear inside the parking brake caliper could break while the parking brake is being applied. If this occurs, the parking brake motor will be unable to move the brake pad and the affected parking brake will be unable to be released or further applied. R2 adds the collection of the old caliper serial numbers through the Material Resource Board (MRB) process. R3 updates the part numbers.33 - BRAKESGeneral
2019-06-27SB-16-15-001Rev 12nd Generation Premium Center Console RetrofitDescribes how to retrofit the 2nd generation premium center console assembly. R1 updates Goodwill pay type to Customer Pre-Paid.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2019-06-25SB-18-44-007Rev 2Retrofit 1st Generation Charge Port or Charge Port Doors in 3-Phase MarketsRetrofit instructions for installing 1.5 generation charge ports and charge port doors on vehicles originally equipped with 1st generation charge ports and charge port doors. R1 adds a note. R2 updates Customer Pre-Paid.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2019-06-25SB-16-90-003Rev 4Towing Package Retrofit, Model XDescribes how to retrofit the towing package. R2 changes the region to North America only. R3 Adds APAC into effectivity. R4 updates Goodwill pay type to Customer Pre-Paid and adds Model X to the title.90 - ACCESSORIESModel X
2019-06-20SB-14-44-004Rev 1Check HVJB Lid InsulatorCheck the underside of the high voltage junction box (HVJB) lid for the presence of an insulator. Replace the lid or add polyimide tape as necessary. R1 modifies the required parts list.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2019-06-20SB-15-17-004OriginalReplace 12V Positive Jump Post, Cold Weather RegionsReplace the 12v positive jump post with the upgraded part.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2019-06-20SB-14-12-004Rev 2Modify Rear Arch LinersModify the rear arch liners to provide additional clearance. Replace rear brake hoses, if necessary. R1 corrects the labor times. R2 corrects the labor times and adds a correction code.12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel S
2019-06-20SB-14-21-004Rev 6Replace Instrument ClusterReplace the instrument cluster due to an improper solder flux. R5 updates the affected VIN list. R6 updates the affected VIN list and clarifies that parts must be returned overnight.21 - INFOTAINMENTModel S
2019-06-20SB-13-31-003Rev 2Front Lower Control Arm Washer InstallationInstall wedge-lock washers on the front lower control arms to prevent premature ball joint and knuckle wear. R1 clarifies the affected Country/Region, adds a new Correction Code, and provides a more accurate Affected VIN List. R2 changes the FRT of a Correction Code.31 - SUSPENSIONModel S
2019-06-19SB-19-15-002OriginalSecure Triple Camera Windshield BracketSome Model 3 vehicles were manufactured with triple camera windshield brackets that were not properly secured to the windshield. Autopilot is designed to deactivate if errors occur, but as a precaution, Autopilot features have been disabled on all suspect vehicles until this bulletin has been performed. Inspect the vehicle for the symptom related to the condition. If the symptom is present, secure the triple camera windshield bracket to the windshield, calibrate the cameras, and re-enable Autopilot features. If the symptom is not present, re-enable Autopilot features.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel 3
2019-06-17SB-17-10-006Rev 1Repair Model S Windshield Wiper Motor BracketUpon customer complaint of noise during windshield wiper operation, inspect the windshield wiper motor bracket. If the bracket is loose, install 3 bulb rivets to firmly reattach the windshield wiper motor bracket to the vehicle. R1 adds tooling information.10 - BODYModel S
2019-06-17SB-17-18-002OriginalEliminate Gap Between Active Louver and Front FasciaAn excessive gap between the active louver and the front fascia might allow hot air to be drawn into the inlet of the A/C condenser, reducing A/C performance.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel X
2019-06-14SB-19-32-001OriginalModify Steering Shaft SleeveOn a certain few Model 3 vehicles, the steering shaft sleeve diameter is too large, and might preload the steering shaft boot bearing so as to cause a squeaking noise to come from the steering shaft boot when the steering wheel is turned. The squeaking noise is most prevalent at lower ambient temperatures, and might diminish as the temperature rises. This is exclusively an NVH issue and does not affect steering functionality. Upon customer complaint that a squeaking noise is coming from behind the brake pedal only when turning the steering wheel, modify the steering shaft sleeve to have a smaller diameter.32 - STEERINGModel 3
2019-06-10TN-19-17-001OriginalGuidelines for Replacing Exterior Lights due to Water IngressOccasional condensation within the headlight or taillight lens is considered normal and should clear within a certain amount of time. Determine whether the exterior lights exhibit symptoms of normal condensation, which does not require replacement, or water ingress, which does require replacement.17 - ELECTRICALGeneral
2019-05-31SB-19-50-001OriginalInspect 2nd Generation Type 2 Universal Mobile ConnectorSome Tesla European vehicles were equipped with 2nd generation Type 2 Universal Mobile Connectors (UMCs) that might not unlock the charge port when the handle is pressed in cold weather. The charge port can be unlocked from the touchscreen or mobile app. Inspect the UMC serial number. If the serial number is on the affected list, replace the UMC with an updated component.50 - EXTERNAL CHARGING CONNECTORSGeneral
2019-05-24SB-18-13-002Rev 2Replace Huck BOM Fastener on Model S Base Front SeatsOn some Model S base trim 1st row seats, the Huck BOM fastener and pivot bushing used on the front lift links may develop an interactive clearance condition, which might result in a rocking motion in the seat. This does not affect performance, but might result in customer dissatisfaction. R1 clarifies which Huck BOM is affected and updates a correction code description. R2 updates the part number table.13 - SEATSModel S
2019-05-17SB-19-17-005Rev 1Relocate Liftgate Electrical Wiring HarnessOn some Model X vehicles, a pinched electrical wiring harness at the liftgate might cause the power function of the liftgate not to operate. Relocate or replace the liftgate electrical wiring harness. R1 revises the AVL dates.17 - ELECTRICALModel X
2019-05-17SB-18-10-001OriginalRepair Model 3 Body Side Outer In The Jack Pad AreaRepair Model 3 body side outer in the jack pad area. Sublet any work to a Tesla Approved Body Shop that cannot be performed in a service center.10 - BODYModel 3
2019-05-15SB-19-17-006OriginalInstall Ground Service BracketOn some RHD Model S vehicles, vehicle vibrations near the location of the ground connection for the Electronic Power Assisted Steering (EPAS) electrical harness may cause the ground connection to become loose, especially if disturbed during service. If the ground connection becomes too loose, steering the vehicle may require greater effort. Install a ground service bracket so that the EPAS electrical harness ground connection is securely restrained.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2019-04-09SB-19-13-001Rev 1Replace 2nd Row Seat Back BoardOn some Model X vehicles equipped with 2nd row fold-flat bench seats, the RH and/or LH seat backs might interfere with the rear door panel when the door is closed and cause NVH issues. Inspect the LH and RH 2nd row bench seat backs. If there is interference with the rear door, replace the seat back board with a seat back panel.13 - SEATSModel X
2019-04-02SB-19-33-002OriginalReinstall Brake Light SwitchCertain Model 3 vehicles might have an incorrectly positioned brake light switch that might cause continuous brake light illumination. This situation prevents the vehicle from entering sleep state and increases energy consumption. Remove and reinstall the brake light switch to the correct position.33 - BRAKESModel 3
2019-04-02SB-19-16-006OriginalInspect Penthouse Cavity For Displaced FastenerCertain Model 3 vehicles might have a displaced fastener within the penthouse cavity, which might prevent the vehicle from starting, or charging the HV battery or 12V battery. Inspect the penthouse cavity for a displaced fastener, and if found, remove the fastener.16 - HV BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2019-03-29SB-19-44-007OriginalReplace Charge Port Carrier Assembly For Seized Latch ActuatorCertain Model 3 vehicles were manufactured with charge port carrier assemblies that do not meet Tesla’s internal specifications, and the latch actuator within the assembly might seize. If the actuator seizes open, vehicle charging is affected. If the actuator seizes closed, insertion or removal of the charging handle is prevented. Replace the charge port carrier assembly with an updated part.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel 3
2019-03-25SB-19-44-002OriginalReplace Charge Port Door AssemblyThis document is on hold.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel 3
2019-03-22SB-19-16-002OriginalReplace High Voltage (HV) BatteryThis bulletin is on hold.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2019-03-20SB-19-17-002OriginalReplace Windshield Washer Reservoir AssemblyOn some Model X vehicles, the washer fluid spray might not sufficiently cover the driver’s lower windshield when traveling at highway speeds. Upon customer complaint of insufficient washer fluid spray on the driver’s lower windshield during highway driving, replace the windshield washer reservoir assembly with an updated part that provides greater fluid output.17 - ELECTRICALModel X
2019-03-20SB-19-44-003OriginalReplace Charge Port Door Assembly Sensor TargetOn some Model 3 vehicles, the sensor target on the charge port door assembly might have fallen off, causing the push-to-open feature on the charge port door to become inoperative. The charge port door can still be operated through the touchscreen, the mobile application, or the charge port handle button. Inspect the vehicle for an inoperative push-to-open feature of the charge port door. If the symptom is present, install a new charge port door sensor target.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel 3
2019-03-19CD-18-90-001Rev 2Installing Trak(R) Sport Snow Chains on 20" Model 3 TiresA pamphlet included in the shipment of the Trak(R) Sport snow chains for 20-inch Model 3 tires that supplements the installation instructions that come with the chains. R1 updates procedure. R2 adds translations.90 - ACCESSORIESModel 3
2019-03-12SB-14-32-001Rev 1Steering Rack Water Ingress, NorwayOn some Model S vehicles, water might travel through the power steering harness from the 12V battery terminal into the steering rack, and then into the front left side body harness, which might result in an alert message on the instrument cluster. Apply heat shrink tubing to the ring terminal on the 12V fusebox side of the power steering harness, or replace the steering rack, power steering harness, and front left side body harness. R1 updates the part number and some other minor changes.32 - STEERINGModel S
2019-03-09SB-19-19-001Rev 1Replace Incorrect LabelingCertain Model 3 vehicles were manufactured with incorrect regulatory labeling. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, replace the label with an updated label. R1 updates the FRT from 0.25 to 0.10.19 - LABELSModel 3
2019-03-06TN-19-33-001OriginalBrake Dust Shield Debris RemovalOn some early Model 3 vehicles, road debris can sometimes get lodged between the brake rotor and the brake dust shield, causing loud grinding noises while driving the vehicle. These instructions explain how to quickly release the debris so that the vehicle can continue to be driven. Note that although performing this procedure may quickly resolve the condition, Service Bulletin SB-18-33-005 would need to be performed to fix the root cause.33 - BRAKESModel 3
2019-02-13SB-19-16-008OriginalReplace High Voltage (HV) BatteryDebris on the fixture used to mate HV battery clamshells might have damaged a cell during assembly, which could reduce range or limit charging. Replace the HV battery.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2019-02-13SB-18-17-002Rev 1Ground Terminal Bolts and Paths RetrofitCertain Model 3 vehicles might have increased resistance at ground terminals, and might not provide sufficient signalreference ground at specific connectors. Replace 16 ground terminal bolts and retrofit 4 grounding paths. R1 updates bolt part number and torque values.17 - ELECTRICALModel 3
2019-02-08SB-18-16-010OriginalReplace High Voltage (HV) BatteryOn certain Model 3 vehicles with the Long Range HV battery, some wire bonds that connect the cells within the HV battery are missing. This condition might result in a reduction of vehicle driving range. Replace the HV battery.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2019-02-06SB-16-11-006Rev 2Retrofit Front Doors With Updated LatchesEarly front door latches are susceptible to water ingress, which might cause the touchscreen to show the door in the wrong position or prevent the door from opening and closing automatically. The door can still be opened with the insidehandle. Direct replacement latches are no longer available. Retrofit the LH and RH front doors with updated latches. R2 adds support documentation reference and caution.11 - CLOSURESModel X
2019-02-06SB-19-16-005OriginalInspect Power Conversion System 12V DCDC Positive TerminalOn certain Model 3 vehicles, a screw that secures the 12V DCDC positive terminal within the power conversion system (PCS) might have become loose. A loose terminal might present alerts on the touchscreen, or cause the PCS to shut down. Inspect the PCS for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, replace the PCS.16 - HV BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2018-03-21SB-18-16-004OriginalReplace High Voltage Controller to Penthouse Cover BoltsOn certain Model 3 vehicles, the one-time-use bolts that attach the high voltage controller (HVC) to the penthouse cover were not torqued to the current internal specification. Replace and torque the bolts to the current internal specification.16 - BATTERY SYSTEM
2019-02-04SB-19-17-001OriginalReplace RH Rear Reflex LensThe RH reflex lens might have cosmetic blemishes. Replace the RH side reflex lens and the charge port door and hinge cover.17 - ELECTRICALModel 3
2019-02-01TN-19-32-001OriginalSteering System Functional CheckDescribes how to perform a visual and functional check of a Tesla steering system.32 - STEERINGGeneral
2019-01-26SB-16-32-001Rev 1Steering Wheel Clicking SoundThe steering wheel can make a clicking sound while turning. R1 clarifies part information. Formerly SB-13-32-001.32 - STEERINGModel S
2019-01-25TN-19-00-001OriginalVehicle Pre-Delivery and Inspection, AustraliaFill out this form within 24 hours of a vehicle arriving at the delivery location. Email the completed form to one of the following locations: •VIC: DL-AU-MelbournePDI@tesla.com •NSW: DL-AU-SydneyPDI@tesla.com •QLD: DL-AU-BrisbanePDI@tesla.com00 - INSPECTION AND SERVICEGeneral
2019-01-18TN-13-45-001Rev 2TASCAM Audio RecorderExplains how to use the TASCAM sound recorder to record NVH issues and share them with the NVH team for help with diagnosis. R1 expands what information needs to go into the recording. R2 updates the document template and provides more information on how to orient the tool for best results.45 - NOISE, VIBRATION, HARSHNESS (NVH)General
2019-01-18SB-19-16-001OriginalReplace High Voltage Battery Positive and Negative ContactorsOn certain Model 3 vehicles, the inner assembly of the high voltage (HV) battery positive and negative contactors might be in a weakened state and fail unexpectedly. Upon failure of either contactor, the high voltage system shuts down, and the vehicle cannot be charged or driven. Replace the HV battery positive and negative contactors with updated parts.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2019-01-15SB-19-16-003OriginalReplace High Voltage (HV) BatteryOn certain Model 3 vehicles with Dual Motor, some wire bonds that connect the cells within the HV battery are not bonded to Tesla’s internal specifications. This condition might result in a reduction of vehicle driving range. Replace the HV battery.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2019-01-11SB-19-20-001Rev 1Replace Front Passenger AirbagThe propellant in the front passenger airbag inflator may degrade over time, which could cause the inflator body to rupture in the event the airbag is deployed. Replace the front passenger airbag with an updated part. R1 updates the country/region list and updates the part list.20 - SAFETY AND RESTRAINTModel S
2019-01-04SB-19-15-001OriginalReplace Sun Visors to Eliminate RattleOn some Mode X vehicles, a rattle might originate from the sun visors when connected to the rearview mirror due to the design of the magnetic clip. The updated style sun visors have a conical magnetic clip with a tighter fit inside the sun visor assembly. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present on either sun visor, replace both sun visors with updated parts.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel X
2019-01-04SB-18-15-001Rev 1Replace Underhood Storage Area Child Safety SwitchAn improved version of the Model 3 child safety switch in the underhood storage area now features a glow-in-the-dark button instead of a lighted button. Replace the child safety switch with the updated part.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel 3
2019-01-03SB-19-11-002OriginalReadjust Hood LatchOn certain Model 3 vehicles, the hood latch might be out of alignment, causing a possible interference with the underhood storage unit. Install shims between hood latch and the front end carrier to increase the clearance between the hood latch and the underhood storage unit. If necessary, also modify the underhood storage unit to increase the hood latch striker clearance.11 - CLOSURE COMPONENTSModel 3
2018-12-22SB-17-17-002Rev 3Adjust Camera Pitch, 2nd Generation AutopilotOn some vehicles with 2nd Generation Autopilot, the forward facing camera pitch (vertical angle) might be out of the specifications required for some future Autopilot features. R1 adds Model X and points to the Service Manual. R2 adds the upload the final image from the pre-calibration to the Toolbox session, and adds further instruction on how to resolve this issue. R3 replaces obsolete parts.17 - ELECTRICALGeneral
2018-12-19SB-18-12-009OriginalInspect Underbody Panels and FastenersOn some Model 3 vehicles, the push rivets, nuts, and bolts that attach the underbody aero panels might have been improperly installed. Consequently, fasteners might be missing, and underbody panels might be damaged or missing. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, torque the existing nuts and bolts to the proper internal specifications, install any missing fasteners, and if necessary, replace any missing or damaged aero panels.12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel 3
2018-12-19SB-18-16-017OriginalReplace High Voltage (HV) BatteryOn certain Model 3 vehicles, the cooling tubes inside the HV battery were not brazed to Tesla’s internal standards. This condition might result in a reduction of vehicle driving range. Replace the HV battery.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2018-12-12SB-15-17-003Rev 4Continental TPMS RetrofitDescribes how to retrofit the Continental TPMS onto a vehicle built with the Baolong TPMS. R3 changes a part number and corrects the number of pins on the connector in the inspection section. R4 revises procedure to add a cable between the BCM and TPMS module.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2018-12-06SB-18-11-009OriginalReplace Trunk Seal To Ease ClosureFor some Model 3 vehicles, the trunk lid might require more effort than expected to fully close. Upon customer complaint of extra effort to fully close the trunk lid, replace the trunk seal with an updated part.11 - CLOSURE COMPONENTSModel 3
2018-11-30SB-18-11-004Rev 2Water Ingress into Rear Doors in Wet ClimatesOn some Model X vehicles, water might enter the door latches or cinching actuators on the rear doors, which can damagecertain components integral to automated door latching operation. If a component fails, manual door latching operation is not affected. Certain components have been redesigned to allow water to drain better and protect them from waterdamage. If diagnosis confirms that water ingress has affected automated rear door latching operation, perform the procedure below on both rear doors. R2 removes references to the rear door outer belt seal.11 - CLOSURESModel X
2018-11-19SB-18-16-012OriginalReplace High Voltage (HV) BatteryOn certain Model 3 vehicles with the Long Range HV battery, the Battery Monitor Boards (BMBs) were attached to the battery modules with insufficient adhesive, which might affect HV battery reliability. Replace the HV battery.16 - HV BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2018-11-08SB-18-12-008OriginalReplace Rear License Plate Mounting GrommetsOn some Model 3 vehicles, customers might be unable to remove the rear license plate mounting screws because the grommet threads might be stripped. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, replace the rear license plate grommets with updated parts.12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel 3
2018-11-02SB-18-11-007OriginalReplace Rear Door Outer Belt SealCertain Model X vehicles are equipped with rear door outer belt seals that could allow water to enter the rear door, potentially damaging components integral to automated door latching operation. If a component fails, manual door latching operation is not affected. If diagnosis confirms that water ingress has affected rear door latching operation, perform the following procedure.11 - CLOSURESModel X
2018-10-22SB-18-16-011OriginalReplace Reworked Power Conversion SystemFor certain Model 3 vehicles, inconsistencies in the manufacturing process of some power conversion system modules might cause a fault within the module, and shut down the vehicle. Replace the power conversion system module.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2018-10-19SB-18-17-012OriginalReroute C-Pillar Electrical HarnessSome Model 3 vehicles might have been manufactured with the C-pillar electrical harness(es) routed incorrectly, causing a gap between the upper C-pillar trim and side rail trim. Upon customer complaint, inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, reroute the C-pillar electrical harness to close the gap between the upper C-pillar trim and side rail trim.17 - ELECTRICALModel 3
2018-09-13SB-18-15-006OriginalRetrofit Front Carpet For Better Floor Mat GripOn some Model S and Model X vehicles, the front floor mats might move from ideal locations, requiring frequent re-positioning. Upon customer complaint, retrofit the front carpet with Velcro to grip floor mats better, and install new front floor mats.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S, Model X
2018-09-12SB-18-16-006OriginalReplace Positive Busbar Nut and Additional BoltsOn certain Model 3 vehicles, the positive busbar nut under the power conversion system and additional bolts within the High Voltage (HV) battery penthouse were insufficiently torqued to internal specifications during manufacturing. Replace and properly torque the positive busbar nut and the bolts.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2018-09-12SB-18-16-008OriginalReplace Rear Drive Unit HV Header and Positive Contactor BoltsOn certain Model 3 vehicles, the rear drive unit HV header bolts and the positive contactor bolt within the High Voltage (HV) battery penthouse were insufficiently torqued to internal specifications during manufacturing. Replace and properly torque the rear drive unit HV header bolts and the positive contactor bolt.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2018-09-10SB-17-17-003Rev 1Reroute The Intrusion Sensor WiresOn some Model X sold in Europe, the intrusion sensor wires might be incorrectly routed, which results in a false triggering of the alarm. This bulletin describes how to reroute the intrusion sensor wires. R1 updates the AVL and affected vehicle date.17 - ELECTRICALModel X
2018-08-14SB-18-14-002OriginalReplace Glove Box SolenoidOn some Model 3 vehicles, the glove box solenoid might have been lubricated with incorrect grease, and might require excessive force to unlatch the glove box. Inspect the vehicle for symptom related to the condition. If symptom is present, replace the glove box solenoid with an updated part.14 - INSTRUMENT PANELModel 3
2018-08-09SB-18-34-002OriginalReplace Pinwheel CapsCertain Model 3 vehicles were delivered with 18 inch pinwheel caps (aero wheel covers) that have minor discoloration. Upon customer complaint, or when replacing 1 to 3 pinwheel caps, replace all 4 pinwheel caps.34 - WHEELS AND TIRESModel 3
2018-08-09TN-13-16-007Rev 2Lithium-Ion Battery Emergency Response GuideDetailed emergency response guide for Model S and Model X batteries. R1 adds Model X. R2 adds Model 3.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMGeneral
2018-08-09TN-12-16-001Rev 1Lithium-Ion Battery Emergency Response Guide, RoadsterDetailed emergency response guide for Roadster batteries. R1 updates product information, part numbers, and contact information.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMRoadster
2018-08-01SB-18-40-004Rev 1Replace Rear Drive UnitOn certain Model 3 vehicles, an issue in the CAN transceiver might result in intermittent communication errors, causing the vehicle to go into limp mode or not start. Replace the rear drive unit with an updated component. R1 revises the correction code Flat Rate Time (FRT).40 - REAR DRIVE UNITGeneral
2018-07-25SB-18-31-001OriginalModel S Single Motor Front Suspension Fore Link ClashSome Model S vehicles were manufactured with front suspension lower fore links that do not meet Tesla’s internal specifications. The lower fore link may contact the sway bar mounting bracket, causing noise and the risk for damage to front suspension components over time. This condition does not affect steering control or response.31 - SUSPENSIONModel S
2018-07-20SB-17-15-004Rev 1Reposition Intrusion SensorsGives the instruction to reposition the intrusion sensor for Model X. R1 updates the bulletin classification.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel X
2018-07-13SB-18-32-005OriginalReplace Steering Column Control Module Connector Retaining ClipThe steering column control module connector retaining clip might have been reused following repairs. This clip is one-time-use. Replace the steering column control module connector retaining clip with a new clip.32 - STEERINGModel 3
2018-07-03TN-18-11-002OriginalPrimary Side Body Seals ReinstallationProvides guidelines on how to avoid installation issues of the primary side body seals.11 - CLOSURE COMPONENTSModel 3
2018-06-25TN-18-34-001OriginalATEQ TPMS Tool Firmware UpdateHow to download the ATEQ TPMS WebVT software management program and update the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) to the current software version. This document replaces TN-14-92-005.34 - WHEELS AND TIRESGeneral
2018-06-21SB-18-31-008OriginalReplace Rear Air Spring ModulesOn some Model X vehicles, the weld on the lower part of the rear air spring module might not meet Tesla’s internal specifications. Inspect and replace the rear air spring module if necessary.31 - SUSPENSIONModel X
2018-06-01SB-18-45-003OriginalReduce Clicking Noise From Lower Windshield And Dash Area: On some Model S vehicles, the shock tower brace mounting reinforcement (“reinforcement”) might loosen with time, causing an unwanted clicking noise when the vehicle drives over uneven surfaces. If diagnosis confirms that the noise is coming from the lower windshield and dash area where the reinforcement attaches to the cowl plenum, install rivets to attach the reinforcement to the cowl plenum.45 - NOISE, VIBRATION, HARSHNESS (NVH)Model S
2018-05-21SB-18-45-002OriginalInstall 2nd Row Floor Panel ReinforcementsThe 2nd row floor panel might make a muffled thud pop sound when a passenger steps on the affected area. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, install reinforcements in the 2nd row floor panel.45 - NOISE, VIBRATION, HARSHNESS (NVH)Model 3
2018-05-17SB-18-15-004OriginalAdjust Upper Rear Door Racetrack Or Hinge CoverInspect the upper rear door in the racetrack and hinge areas. If diagnosis confirms that the clearance between the racetrack and hinge areas causes rubbing, adjust the components as necessary.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel X
2018-05-16SB-18-16-005OriginalInstall HV Battery BreathersSome Model 3 vehicles might have been manufactured without one or both HV battery breathers. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, install one or two new HV batterybreathers.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2018-05-15SB-18-16-001Rev 3Replace Power Conversion SystemOn certain Model 3 vehicles, specific issues with the power conversion system might prevent contactors from closing or cause the power conversion system E-fuse circuit to open, leading to an inability to recharge the 12V battery. Replace the power conversion system with an updated component. R1 updates the condition description. R2 adds a more complete parts list. R3 updates the part number for the power conversion system component.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2018-05-15SB-18-11-005Rev 1Replace Front Window Motor/Regulators Due To Water IngressWater might leak inside the motors of both front window/regulator assemblies. This might cause the motors to fail and potentially making the front windows inoperable. Replace both front window motor/regulator assemblies with updated parts. R1 updates the Correction statement and the required parts list.11 - CLOSURESModel 3
2018-05-08SB-18-40-005OriginalReplace Rear Drive Unit InverterThis bulletin has been moved to inactive status.40 - REAR DRIVE UNITModel 3
2018-05-01SB-18-10-003OriginalReplace Hinge Bolts and Inspect Seat BeltsCertain Model 3 vehicles were manufactured with rear door lower hinge upper bolts longer than necessary. These bolts might have rubbed against the front seat belt retractor spools, leaving a mark on the belts. Replace the rear door lower hinge upper bolts, and inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, replace the marked seat belts.10 - BODYModel 3
2018-04-20SB-18-34-001OriginalInspect Wheel Rims and TiresCertain Model S and Model X vehicles might have been manufactured with a wheel and tire combination that do not match the wheels and tires that were specified when the vehicle was sold. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, then replace the front pair of tires, the rear pair of tires, or all 4 of the tires.34 - WHEELS AND TIRESGeneral
2018-04-18SB-18-50-002OriginalReplace Unscreened UMCsCertain 2nd generation Universal Mobile Connectors (UMCs) supplied to Tesla vehicles were not screened and might notindicate their status or charge the vehicle. Inspect the UMC for a silver paint screening mark, and if not seen, check the serial number. If there is a paint mark or theserial number is after screening, the UMC does not need to be replaced. If the paint mark is not there and the serialnumber is before screening, replace the UMC.50 - EXTERNAL CHARGING CONNECTORSGeneral
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2018-04-04SB-18-31-006OriginalCheck Alignment of Model S Rear SuspensionSome alignment machines at a Service Center might have had incorrect toe values for Model S suspension. If diagnosis confirms that a vehicle was aligned to an incorrect toe value, perform a four wheel alignment.31 - SUSPENSIONModel S
2018-04-04SB-18-44-005OriginalReplace Charger - Model S and Model X Vehicles In ChinaOn certain Model S and Model X vehicles sold in China, an issue with the High Voltage Interloop (HVIL) located inside the charger might cause the vehicle not to charge at the maximum possible amperage rate, resulting in longer time to charge the high voltage battery. Replace the charger with an updated component.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMGeneral
2018-04-03SB-18-11-006OriginalReplace Front Window Motor/Regulators Due To Water IngressWater might leak inside the motors of both front window/regulator assemblies. This might cause the motors to fail and potentially making the front windows inoperable. If symptoms are present, replace both front window motor/regulator assemblies with updated parts.11 - CLOSURE COMPONENTSModel 3
2018-04-02SB-18-17-008OriginalRetrofit Premium HeadlightsCertain Model S and Model X vehicles were incorrectly manufactured with base headlights instead of premium headlights. While the current headlights are adequate, they are not what should have been installed. Retrofit LH and RH premium headlights and update the vehicle configuration.17 - ELECTRICALGeneral
2018-03-21SB-18-33-002OriginalReplace Brake BoosterOn some Model 3 vehicles, brake pedal feel might be inconsistent during the first 20 mm of pedal travel as the pedal is pushed or released. This condition is not safety related, and brake performance is not affected. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, replace the brake booster with an updated component.33 - BRAKESModel 3
2018-03-20SB-18-31-005OriginalReplace Front Stabilizer Bar Links Due to Ball Joint Stud CrackingOn certain Model 3 vehicles, the front stabilizer bar link ball joint studs might crack at the flange. As a result, the nut that attaches the stabilizer bar might lose torque. This might result in noise coming from the front of vehicle while driving on rough surfaces. Replace the front LH and RH stabilizer bar links.31 - SUSPENSIONModel 3
2018-03-19SB-18-17-009OriginalReplace Front Radar Assembly For Vehicles Sold In EuropeOn some Model S and Model X vehicles aligned at the Tilburg Factory, excessive lubrication might have contacted the front radar assembly. The lubrication on the front radar assembly might result in radar calibration issues. If diagnosis confirms that the front radar assembly has lubrication, replace the front radar assembly.17 - ELECTRICALGeneral
2018-03-09SB-18-31-004OriginalRetrofit Spring and Damper AssembliesOn some Model 3 vehicles, customers might state that the vehicle ride is too harsh. The ride tuning of early spring and damper assemblies is subjectively more firm than the ride tuning of updated assemblies. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, retrofit springs, dampers, and rear lower fore links with updated components.31 - SUSPENSIONModel 3
2018-03-06SB-18-17-003OriginalReplace Rear Drive Unit Ground StrapOn some Model 3 vehicles, the solid-wire rear drive unit (RDU) ground strap might transfer motor vibration into the cabin. This might result in customer perception of high motor noise levels. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If symptoms are present, replace the solid-wire RDU ground strap with an updated, braided-wire ground strap.17 - ELECTRICALModel 3
2018-02-27CD-18-20-001OriginalModel S Event Data Recorder Retrieval GuideThe Tesla Model S is equipped with an event data recorder (EDR). The EDR records data related to vehicle dynamics and safety systems when the system senses a crash or a crash-like situation, such as hitting a road obstacle. This data is stored in the vehicle’s Restraints Control Module (RCM). This guide describes how to retrieve EDR data from a Tesla Model S RCM. This guide and other Tesla EDR information can be found at https://edr.tesla.com.20 - SAFETY AND RESTRAINTModel S
2018-02-23SB-18-44-001Rev 2Replace Charge Port ECUOn some Model 3 vehicles, an electrostatic discharge might damage the charge port ECU radio transceiver. As a result, an alert displays on the touchscreen, and the charge port door is unable to be opened using the button on a charger handle. The charge port door opens using other methods. Inspect the vehicle for symptoms related to the condition. If necessary, replace the charge port ECU with an updated component. R2 updates the parts list.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel 3
2018-02-14SB-18-18-001OriginalReplace 5-Way Valve ActuatorOn certain Model 3 vehicles, the 5-way valve actuator might have reduced performance. Replace the actuator with an updated component.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel 3
2018-02-13SB-18-31-002OriginalReplace Front Upper Control ArmsOn some Model 3 vehicles, at 65 mph (105 km/h) and above, front upper control arm vibration might result in detectable cabin noise. Replace the LH and RH front upper control arms.31 - SUSPENSIONModel 3
2018-02-09SB-18-44-002OriginalReplace Charge PortOn some Model S and Model X vehicles with charge port part number 1026041-00-M or 1026041-00-N, the charge port insertion guide might prevent the charge port latch from fully engaging. If the charge port latch is not fully engaged, the charge port light is amber or orange, and maximum AC charge current is not allowed. Using a Supercharger is not allowed if the charge port latch is not fully engaged. Replace the charge port with an updated part.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMGeneral
2018-02-06SB-18-40-002OriginalInstall Rear Drive Unit Inverter Coolant Manifold BoltOn some Model 3 vehicles, one of the bolts that helps to secure the rear drive unit inverter coolant manifold to the inverter housing might not have been installed. Consequently, coolant might leak from the manifold. Inspect the rear drive unit inverter coolant manifold. Install a bolt, if necessary.40 - REAR DRIVE UNITModel 3
2018-02-06SB-18-40-003OriginalReplace Rear Drive Unit Oil PumpOn certain Model 3 vehicles, the rear drive unit gearbox fluid might leak into the printed circuit board cavity of the oil pump, causing the vehicle to go into limp mode. Replace the rear drive unit oil pump with an updated component.40 - REAR DRIVE UNITModel 3
2018-01-30SB-18-33-001OriginalReplace Brake Booster Clevis PinOn some Model 3 vehicles, the brake booster clevis pin might make a knock or rattle sound when the brakes are used. Vehicle braking is not affected. Upon customer complaint, replace the brake booster clevis pin.33 - BRAKESModel 3
2018-01-23SB-18-40-001OriginalReplace Rear Drive UnitAn improved version of the Model 3 rear drive unit is now available. Replace rear drive unit.40 - REAR DRIVE UNITModel 3
2018-01-09SB-18-12-001OriginalReplace Rear Door Cladding For Vehicles Sold In NorwayInspect the rear door cladding assembly. Replace the rear door cladding on the LH and RH side if the part number is incorrect or either assembly is damaged.12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel X
2018-01-09SB-18-12-002OriginalReplace Rear Door CladdingUpon customer complaint of a rear door incorrectly or falsely detect objects, inspect the LH and RH rear door cladding. Replace the assembly on the LH and RH side if the part number is incorrect or either assembly is damaged.12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel X
2018-01-09SB-18-20-001OriginalReplace Front Passenger AirbagThe propellant in the front passenger airbag inflator may degrade over time, which could cause the inflator body to rupture in the event the airbag is deployed.20 - SAFETY AND RESTRAINTModel S
2017-11-28SB-17-20-001Rev 2Replace Front Passenger Air BagThe propellant in the front passenger air bag inflator may degrade over time, which could cause the inflator body to rupture in the event the air bag is deployed. R1 add a part number. R2 adds Canada to the region.20 - SAFETY AND RESTRAINTModel S
2017-11-08SB-17-10-004OriginalReplace Trunk LidSome Model 3 vehicles might have a crack in the trunk lid paint, that might allow water entry. Replace the trunk lid.10 - BODYModel 3
2017-11-08SB-17-17-010OriginalReplace 2nd Generation Autopilot ModuleThe 2.5 generation Autopilot Electronic Control Unit (ECU) might have produced without the proper cooling protection. Replace the Autopilot ECU.17 - ELECTRICALGeneral
2017-11-06SB-14-17-001Rev 2Park Assist RetrofitRetrofit Model S with Park Assist. Not all vehicles can be retrofitted. R1 clarifies a Toolbox step and checks for a properly installed fuse. R2 changes part numbers and updates the names of the Toolbox panels.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2017-11-06SB-17-11-005OriginalUpper Rear Door Glass AdjustmentAdjust the position of the upper rear door glass and add a shim upon customer complaint of a noise when a rear door is opened.11 - CLOSURESModel X
2017-10-31SB-17-17-014OriginalReplace Front Body Controller Module Thermal Harness CoverCertain Model 3 vehicles have thermal harness covers that might allow splashed water to ingress into the front body controller module, potentially resulting in diminished connection. Install an improved front body controller module thermal harness cover.17 - ELECTRICALModel 3
2017-10-23TN-16-11-002Rev 1Adjusting the Rear Doors (Falcon Wing Doors) on Model XInstructions for adjusting Model X rear doors (Falcon Wing doors), including adjustment terminology, guidelines, and components that can be adjusted. R1 updates information about secondary hinge adjustments on page 13.11 - CLOSURESModel X
2017-10-19SB-17-13-002Rev 1Wrinkles in Front Seat UpholsteryGives instructions to install retention rods in some seats to prevent excessive upholstery from gathering or wrinkling. R1 adds an illustration to help identify a seat that is equipped with an Occupant Classification System.13 - SEATSGeneral
2017-10-11SB-17-13-004OriginalAdjust 2nd Row LH Fold-Flat Seat Recliner CableOn certain Model X vehicles with fold-flat second row seats, the left-side fold-flat second row seat may have a misadjusted cable that controls the recliner mechanisms. Adjust the recliner cables to allow for proper operation of the 2nd row LH fold-flat seat.13 - SEATSModel X
2017-10-11SB-17-31-006OriginalReplace Front Suspension Lower Fore LinksSome Model S and Model X vehicles might have been manufactured with front suspension lower fore links that do not conform to Tesla?s subjective specifications for strength. In the event of link failure, the tire might contact the wheel arch liner, but the driver can still maintain control of the vehicle. Replace both front suspension lower fore links.31 - SUSPENSIONGeneral
2017-10-02SB-17-17-004OriginalReplace HeadlightsImproved headlights are now available.17 - ELECTRICALModel 3
2017-09-29SB-17-11-006OriginalReplace Primary Body SealsCertain Model 3 vehicles have primary body seals that lack slip coat. Raising a window might require additional effort by the regulator motor, and might be falsely identified as a pinch condition. Replace all primary body seals.11 - CLOSURESModel 3
2017-09-29SB-17-31-001Rev 1Replace Front Suspension Fore LinksIf the fore link fails or an alignment is performed, replace both fore links. Affected Model S and Model X vehicles built between approximately January 19, 2016 and March 6, 2016. R1 updates the part number.31 - SUSPENSIONGeneral
2017-09-27SB-17-17-006OriginalReplace TaillightsReplace taillights that are susceptible to condensation. Replace the LH and RH taillights.17 - ELECTRICALModel 3
2017-09-19SB-17-34-001OriginalReplace Continental 19" Tires Date Coded 1317Certain Model 3 vehicles equipped with Continental 19? tires with a date code of 1317 might not conform to Tesla?ssubjective requirements for performance and customer satisfaction. Replace Continental 19? tires date coded 1317.34 - WHEELS AND TIRESModel 3
2017-09-13SB-17-20-002Rev 1Firmware Update for Passenger AirbagUnder certain conditions, the right hand drive Model X passenger front airbag might not inflate.20 - SAFETY AND RESTRAINTModel X
2017-09-13SB-17-16-003OriginalReplace High Voltage BatteryThis document is currently on hold.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMModel 3
2017-09-06SB-17-18-006OriginalPerform Coolant Air Purge For 60 MinutesSome Model 3 vehicles were delivered with air in the cooling system. Purge air from the cooling system for a duration of 60 minutes.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel 3
2017-08-08SB-17-10-003OriginalReplace LH Upper Trough PlugOn some Model 3 vehicles, a prototype LH upper trough plug is installed. The prototype plug is completely functional, however, it does not cosmetically match the grommet on the RH upper trough. Replace the LH upper trough plug with a production component.10 - BODYModel 3
2017-05-24SB-17-31-002OriginalReplace Front Stabilizer Bar LinksOn some vehicles, a front stabilizer bar link might be under-torqued, causing a knocking sound while traveling over uneven surfaces. Replace the front stabilizer bar links on affected vehicles.31 - SUSPENSIONGeneral
2017-05-01SB-17-16-001OriginalReplace 100 kWh HV BatteryReplace 100 kWh HV Battery to prevent a no-start condition.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMGeneral
2017-04-24SB-17-10-001OriginalWind Noise From Front Of Glass RoofDescribes how to fix wind noise that seems to come from the front of the glass roof.10 - BODYModel S
2017-03-29SB-14-30-002Rev 4Underbody Shield InstallationThree metal plates are installed on the front subframe to deflect road debris and protect the underbody from possible damage. R3 adds safety warnings and information about the special tool used to cut the undershield. R4 changes from individual parts to a single kit part number.30 - CHASSISModel S
2017-03-29SB-15-16-003Rev 1Replace Aeroshield Support Tab, High Voltage Battery 2.0How to replace the aeroshield support tab on HV Battery 2.0. R1 Adds a caution.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMGeneral
2017-03-28SB-15-16-002Rev 1Replace Aeroshield Support Tab, HV Battery 1.0/1.5How to replace the aeroshield support tab on HV Battery 1.0/1.5. R1 adds a caution.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMGeneral
2017-03-27SB-13-24-006Rev 3Panoramic Wind Noise, North AmericaNorth America only: How to fix wind noise from the panoramic roof. R2 adds instructions to add tape to the latching tab on the moving glass frame. R3 points to the Service Manual and updates the parts list.24 - ROOFModel S
2017-03-02SB-17-15-002OriginalPopping Noise From Rear Door Upper Trim BracketsDescribes how to fix a pop-like noise when opening the rear doors.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel X
2016-12-20SB-16-50-003OriginalNEMA 14-30, 10-30, and 6-50 Adapter RecallFollow these instructions if a customer returns their recalled NEMA 14-30, 10-30, or 6-50 adapter(s) to a Service Center.50 - EXTERNAL CHARGING CONNECTORSGeneral
2016-11-30SB-16-15-005OriginalApply Threadlocker to Center Console Armrest Pad ScrewsThe screws that secure the 1st row center console armrest pads could be undertorqued, potentially causing the armrest pads to become loose over time. Apply threadlocker and re-torque the screws to secure the armrest pads.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2016-11-22SB-16-44-005OriginalReposition Forward Junction Box HV CablesReposition the forward junction box HV cables to avoid contact with the steering shaft.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2016-11-21SB-16-50-001OriginalReplace Mobile Connector/Wall Connector BadgeThe badge on a Mobile Connector or Wall Connector could prevent the release button from opening the charge port door when used with Model X.50 - EXTERNAL CHARGING CONNECTORSModel X
2016-11-16SB-16-44-004OriginalCharger Fault Prevents Fast ChargingThe charger might have an internal fault that prevents DC fast charging (Supercharging or CHAdeMO). Replace the charger on affected vehicles.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMGeneral
2016-10-12SB-16-45-001Rev 2Wind Noise From Front Doors And WindowsHow to fix wind noise that seems to come from the front closures. R1 corrects the order of adjusting the window jack screws. R2 adds a step to remove the front glass run channel and updates the jackscrew specifications.45 - NOISE, VIBRATION, HARSHNESS (NVH)Model X
2016-10-06SB-16-17-009OriginalReplace Central Body ControllerReplace the Central Body Controller to ensure correct charge port behavior.17 - ELECTRICALModel X
2016-10-06SB-16-19-001OriginalUpdate Manufacturing Certification Label, EuropeThe manufacturing certification label on the lower B-Pillar might contain an incorrect towing capacity and/or rear axle mass.19 - LABELSModel X
2016-10-03SB-13-90-002Rev 3Carbon Fiber Spoiler InstallationInstructions for installing the carbon fiber spoiler. R2 clarifies that the carbon fiber spoiler can be installed on any Model S vehicle and updates Toolbox instructions. R3 updates the Toolbox instructions.90 - ACCESSORIESModel S
2016-09-01TN-14-16-002Rev 2High Voltage Battery Evaluation Form, ComprehensiveA checklist used to evaluate a Model S high voltage battery before transporting it. R1 adds "Comprehensive" to the title, information about when TN-13-16-006 should be used instead of this form, and contact information for APAC, as well as clarifying the evaluation process. R2 clarifies when the form should be used.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMGeneral
2016-08-30SB-16-39-001OriginalInspect Front HalfshaftsSome Model X vehicles might have been built with incorrect front halfshafts. If full lock steering is applied while the suspension is fully extended, an incorrect halfshaft could overextend, damaging the dust boot or the constant velocity joint.39 - FRONT DRIVE UNITModel X
2016-07-20SB-16-18-002OriginalInspect Position of A/C Condenser PipesThe A/C condenser pipes may be installed incorrectly, causing reduced A/C performance, slow Supercharging, or noise. Inspect the A/C condenser pipes for incorrect installation and correct as necessary.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel X
2016-07-18TN-13-92-002Rev 1MTS-2 Installation on a 64-bit LaptopInstructions to install MTS-2 on 64-bit laptops. R1 changes the download location and adds additional tips and a troubleshooting section.92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTRoadster
2016-07-07SB-16-11-004Rev 2Install Foam Tape Around Rear Door Ultrasonic SensorsInstall foam around the rear door ultrasonic sensors to prevent false object detection. R1 updates the required parts list. R2 adds steps to inspect the door sensor for existing foam.11 - CLOSURESModel X
2016-07-07SB-16-15-002OriginalReplace Sunvisors Due To SplittingReplace early revision sun visors due to splitting.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel X
2016-06-27SB-16-12-004OriginalAdd Washers to Mid Aero Shield and Rear Diffuser FastenersInstall washers on the fasteners that secure the mid aero shield and rear diffuser.12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel X
2016-06-22SB-16-90-001Rev 1Performance Pedal Set InstallationDescribes how to install the performance pedal set accessory. R1 adds Model X, and updates the parts list.90 - ACCESSORIESGeneral
2016-06-10SB-16-17-008Rev 1Replace Key Batteries and Update Key FirmwareEarly key firmware can cause the key batteries to drain prematurely. Replace the key batteries and update the key firmware. R1 changes the order of 2 steps and adds a step to confirm that the keys are recognized by the central body controller.17 - ELECTRICALModel X
2016-06-07SB-16-45-002OriginalActive Spoiler Wind NoiseHow to fix wind noise from the active spoiler.45 - NOISE, VIBRATION, HARSHNESS (NVH)Model X
2016-05-27SB-15-13-003Rev 2Apply Threadlocker to 2nd Row Seat FastenersInstall jam nuts, and apply threadlocker to the pitch pivot bolts, shoulder pivot bolts, and pitch mechanism nuts, if required, to reduce the chances of excessive play or rocking movement. R1 adds steps to replace the shoulder pivot bolts and calibrate the 2nd row seats. R2 adds additional correction codes.13 - SEATSModel X
2016-05-25SB-13-44-010Rev 42nd Charger Upgrade, 2nd GenerationUpgrade a vehicle from a single 2nd generation charger to dual 2nd generation chargers. R3 adds a graphic showing placement for the ground straps. R4 updates the steps to change the configuration in Toolbox and revises the list of eligible vehicles.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2016-05-25SB-13-15-007Rev 3Center Console Floor Finisher InstallationDescribes how to install the center console floor finisher to match the dash trim appearance. R2 changes the bulletin type to Parts and Accessories. R3 updates the bulletin classification, year range, eligible vehicles, and provides an additional correction code.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2016-05-25SB-13-15-014Rev 41st Generation Premium Center Console InstallationDescribes how to install the 1st generation premium center console assembly. R3 revises the region, parts list, correction code times, and adds quality checks and troubleshooting information. R4 updates the title, bulletin classification, affected region, eligible vehicles, references the retrofit procedure for the 2nd generation part, and provides an additional correction code.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2016-05-24SB-16-13-003Rev 2Replace 3rd Row SeatbacksThe recliner mechanism in some 3rd row seats may slip under heavy loading, allowing forward movement of the seatback. R1 updates the parts list and adds rivet installation instructions. R2 adds additional parts and adds steps to drill holes for the rivets, if needed.13 - SEATSModel X
2016-05-23TN-16-92-001OriginalWedges for HV Battery CrateSome HV battery crates have incorrect supporting foam, which causes the battery to sit too low in the crate to attach the hooks from the battery hoist. Use wooden wedges to lift the battery slightly.92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTGeneral
2016-05-09TN-16-11-001OriginalPreventing Model X Front Door DamageProvides information for preventing damage to the Model X powered front doors whenever a vehicle is in the workshop.11 - CLOSURESModel X
2016-05-04SB-16-44-002OriginalInspect Charge Port High Voltage Harness Cable BoltsInspects the High Voltage Junction Box (HVJB) to charge port HV harness connections for damage due to loose bolts or cross-threading, and replaces the HVJB and/or charge port HV harness if necessary.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2016-05-03TN-16-92-002OriginalUsing the OmiSonic Ultrasound Diagnostic SystemDescribes how to use the OmiSonic Ultrasound Diagnostic System to test vehicles for water and/or air leaks and diagnose noisy mechanical components.92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTGeneral
2016-04-21SB-16-11-002OriginalInspect Front Door Fixed Glass SealsThe seals on the front door fixed glass might have inadequate anti-wear coating, leading to premature wear. A worn seal might squeak when the door glass is moving or result in excessive wind noise.11 - CLOSURESModel X
2016-03-24SB-16-11-003OriginalReplace Rear Door Ultrasonic SensorsReplace rear door ultrasonic sensors that are susceptible to object detection failure.11 - CLOSURESModel X
2016-03-17SB-15-33-001Rev 1Cold Weather Brake PackageEnsure that the vehicle has rear dust shields, 2nd generation front dust shields, and the correct front and rear brake pads. R1 clarifies affected vehicles, parts, tools, and cautions.33 - BRAKESModel S
2016-03-10SB-16-12-002OriginalReplace Cowl to Retrofit Windshield Washer Check ValvesSome Model X vehicles were built with a cowl screen that does not have check valves on the windshield washer hoses.12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel X
2016-03-07SB-16-12-001OriginalReplace Front Fender GarnishesThe front parking sensors might not be flush with the front fender garnishes on some Model X vehicles.12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel X
2016-02-29SB-16-10-002OriginalResecure Light/Rain SensorSome Model X vehicles might have a loose light/rain sensor, which could cause incorrect functionality of the windshield wipers in “Auto Wipe” mode.10 - BODYModel X
2016-02-22CD-14-90-001Rev 1Installing Trak(R) Sport Snow Chains on 19" Model S TiresA pamphlet to be included in the shipment of the Trak(R) Sport snow chains for 19" Model S tires that supplements the installation instructions that come with the chains. This document is in English, Dutch, French, Canadian French, German, and Italian languages. R1 removes a figure and adds instructions for correctly attaching the chain socket to the lug nut. For Model X, refer to CD-15-90-001.90 - ACCESSORIESModel S
2016-02-18SB-16-17-004OriginalReplace Key CasingsReplace the casings of early keys that are prone to premature wear.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2016-02-17SB-16-11-001OriginalReplace 2nd Row Door StrutsReplace rear door primary struts that are susceptible to creaking or groaning noise.11 - CLOSURESModel X
2016-02-15SB-16-18-001OriginalKinked Rear HVAC Drain HoseSome Model X vehicles might have a kinked or pinched rear HVAC drain hose.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel X
2016-02-11SB-15-44-006Rev 1Install Relay Box To Enable 32A Single Phase ChargingUpon customer complaint of charging rate limited to 16 A on a single phase charging station that provides more than 16 A, install a relay box to increase charging capability to 32 A single phase. R1 updates Toolbox instructions.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2016-02-10SB-16-21-001OriginalInstall Conductive Tape on HV Junction Box and Chargers to Reduce Radio NoiseInstall conductive tape on the HV junction box and charger(s) upon a customer complaint of noise on FM radio stations between 102.5-103.5 MHz and/or poor DAB reception.21 - INFOTAINMENTModel S
2016-02-10SB-14-44-003Rev 3Upgrade HVJB to Charger HarnessesUpgrade the harnesses from the HVJB to the charger(s). R2 modifies the lists of required parts and affected VINs. R3 changes the affected regions, adds affected VINs, and updates Toolbox instructions.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2016-02-09SB-16-13-001OriginalSecure 2nd Row Seat Latching CablesOn some vehicles, the latching cables inside the LH and RH 2nd row seats are not secured, and may be visible to occupants during some seat use cases.13 - SEATSModel X
2016-02-03SB-13-17-008Rev 4Changing From Exide to C&D 12V BatterySteps necessary to install a C&D 12V battery in a vehicle that currently has an Exide battery. R3 adds an affected VIN list. R4 updates Toolbox instructions.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2016-02-02SB-16-17-002OriginalInstall Key Battery Positive Contact ClipInstall a clip in the key battery tray to prevent incorrect key battery installation and damage to the electrical terminals.17 - ELECTRICALModel X
2016-02-01CD-15-90-001Rev 1Installing TRAK 4X4-SUV LT 51 Tire Chains on Model XA pamphlet included with the TRAK 4X4-SUV LT 51 snow chain accessory for Model X tires that supplements the installation instructions that come with the chains. For vehicles equipped with 265/50R19 on 19 inch “Cyclone” wheels or 275/45R20 on 20 inch “Helix” wheels only. This document is in English, Dutch, French, Canadian French, German, and Italian languages. R1 removes the hardware configuration figure on page 4 and adds instruction on how to correctly attach the chain socket on the wheel lug nut.90 - ACCESSORIESModel X
2016-01-25SB-16-10-001OriginalRepairing Pick Up HolesThis document provides containment measures for Model S vehicles with pick up hole damage.10 - BODYModel S
2016-01-12TN-14-92-003Rev 1Electrostatic Discharge ToolWhenever work is performed on an ESD-sensitive part, it must be completed on a grounded ESD mat and while wearing an ESD wrist strap that is connected to the mat. R1 clarifies what to do if the part being worked on is too big to place on the ESD mat.92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTGeneral
2015-12-22SB-15-20-003OriginalInspect Seat Belt Pre-Tensioner Rear Bracket Bolt, Model SOn each side of the Model S vehicle, inspect the bolt that secure the seat belt pre-tensioner support bracket to the body. If necessary, replace the bolt(s).20 - SAFETY AND RESTRAINTModel S
2015-12-22SB-15-20-004OriginalReplace Seat Belt Pre-Tensioner Rear Bracket Bolt, Model XOn each side of the Model X vehicle, replace the bolt that secure the seat belt pre-tensioner support bracket to the body.20 - SAFETY AND RESTRAINTModel X
2015-12-18SB-15-18-003OriginalEnsure Proper Clearance Between AC Line And Brake LineInspect the brake line to ensure that there is proper clearance from the AC hoses.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel S
2015-12-18SB-15-33-004OriginalMeasure Torque on Rear Caliper BoltsCheck the torque of the bolts that secure the rear brake calipers to the knuckles.33 - BRAKESModel S
2015-12-11SB-15-11-003Rev 2Resecure Door Handle Back SealThe back seal might detach from the exterior door handle assemblies, causing abnormal window operation or butyl streaking on the window glass. R1 changes the fasteners used, and adds the rear door handle assemblies. R2 changes the back seal with a new design that features a cable tie tab.11 - CLOSURESModel S
2015-12-10SB-15-17-011OriginalRe-Torque Ground Nut on Front LH RailRe-torque the ground nut on the front LH rail.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2015-12-04SB-15-18-002OriginalReroute HVAC Drain HoseSome vehicles might have an incorrectly routed HVAC drain hose. Check the position of the hose and reroute it, if necessary.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel S
2015-12-02SB-15-18-001OriginalReplace Battery Coolant HeaterThe HV battery coolant heater could have low isolation resistance, causing the vehicle not to start. Replace the battery coolant heater with an updated part.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel S
2015-12-02SB-15-40-001Rev 1Updates to Increase Top SpeedSome vehicles need a bootloader update and motor speed sensor replacement in order to exceed 125 or 130 mph (200 or 210 km/h). R1 adds a step to contact Service Engineering if the Toolbox Drive Inverter Bootloader Update panel is unavailable.40 - REAR DRIVE UNITModel S
2015-11-20SB-15-20-002OriginalInspect Front Seat Belt Pre-Tensioners for Correct InstallationInspect both front seat belt pre-tensioners to ensure that they are installed correctly. If either pre-tensioner is installed incorrectly, resecure the pre-tensioner.20 - SAFETY AND RESTRAINTModel S
2015-11-14SB-15-21-002OriginalInstall Ferrite Bead on Forward Junction Box Wires to Reduce Radio NoiseInstall a ferrite bead on 2 forward junction box logic connector wires to reduce radio noise.21 - INFOTAINMENTModel S
2015-11-02SB-15-50-004OriginalWall Connector Cable Organizer Upgrade, APACSome customers in China received a wall connector with a cable organizer that did not properly retain the charge handle.50 - EXTERNAL CHARGING CONNECTORSModel S
2015-10-29SB-15-19-003OriginalInstall VIN Label on Rear LH Rail, ChinaSome vehicles were shipped to China without a VIN label on the rear LH rail.19 - LABELSModel S
2015-10-14SB-15-50-003OriginalReplace Mobile Connector and Adapter with cUL-Certified Versions, OntarioExplains the procedure for upgrading the mobile connector and NEMA 14-50 wall adapters to parts that are cUL-certified.50 - EXTERNAL CHARGING CONNECTORSModel S
2015-10-13SB-15-21-006OriginalReplace Radio Antenna Amplifier, EuropeSome European Model S vehicles were built with radio antenna amplifiers that are incapable of playing Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB) radio.21 - INFOTAINMENTModel S
2015-09-16SB-15-11-004OriginalRetrofit Model S Door Handle LEDsSome vehicles were ordered with door handle LEDs but did not receive them.11 - CLOSURESModel S
2015-09-15SB-15-17-008OriginalRetrofit Model S Fog LampsSome vehicles were ordered with fog lamps but did not receive them.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2015-09-09TN-15-10-004Rev 1Paint Finish Small Area ProcessObsolete Document.10 - BODYGeneral
2015-09-09TN-15-10-005Rev 1Vehicle Clean UpObsolete Document.10 - BODYGeneral
2015-08-31SB-15-17-007OriginalInstall 12V Battery Terminal Cover, RHDSome RHD vehicles might not be equipped with a 12V positive battery terminal cover.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2015-08-12SB-13-10-012Rev 3Front Bumper Carrier Bolt ReplacementInstructions for replacing the bolts and washers on the front bumper carrier. R2 adjusts labor times. R3 updates the Bulletin Classification text and the required parts list.10 - BODYModel S
2015-08-03SB-15-44-004Rev 1Replace Motorized Charge PortThe latch on the motorized charge port on some Dual Motor vehicles does not disengage, preventing charging. R1 adds another acceptable version of the charge port and expands the test.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2015-07-21SB-15-15-001OriginalSun Visor ReplacementUpdated sun visors are available for replacement.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2015-07-16SB-15-50-001OriginalUpgrade Single Phase 32A or 40A Wall Connector to 80AUpgrade 32A or 40A single phase Wall Connectors to enable charging at 80A single phase. For China and Hong Kong only.50 - EXTERNAL CHARGING CONNECTORSGeneral
2015-07-16SB-15-50-002OriginalUpgrade 32A Wall Connector to 40AUpgrade returned 32A Wall Connectors to enable charging at 40A. For China only. R1 updates the logistics of the procedure, adds a required part, changes the special tools required, and updates the document type. Formerly SI-14-50-001.50 - EXTERNAL CHARGING CONNECTORSGeneral
2015-06-26SB-15-31-002OriginalVacuum Pump Cable Tie UpgradeThis bulletin is currently on engineering hold. Do not perform this bulletin until further notice.31 - SUSPENSIONModel S
2015-06-03SB-15-17-006OriginalRe-Torque 12V Fuse Box NutsOn some RHD Model S vehicles, the nuts that secure the wires inside the 12V fuse box might not be fully torqued, which could cause warning messages to appear on the instrument cluster.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2015-05-27SB-14-24-001Rev 3Panoramic Roof Bracket CreakThe latching tab on the panoramic moving glass might rub against the metal bracket that is underneath the front applique, which results in a creaking noise. R2 changes the bulletin classification and adds a correction code. R3 corrects the labor times.24 - ROOFModel S
2015-05-13TN-14-45-002Rev 1A-Pillar Wind Noise Diagnostic GuideDescribes causes of and solutions to wind noise from one or both A-Pillars. R1 clarifies the correct adhesive and adds a section for missing fixed glass seals and foam strips under the fixed glass.45 - NOISE, VIBRATION, HARSHNESS (NVH)Model S
2015-05-04SB-15-34-001OriginalRe-Torque TPMS Sensor NutsThe TPMS sensor nuts on some vehicles might not be tightened to the proper torque, possibly leading to a slow leak and illumination of the low tire pressure indicator.34 - WHEELS AND TIRESModel S
2015-05-01TN-15-92-001Rev 1Installing Heli-Coil InsertsGeneral instructions on how to install Heli-Coil inserts to repair damaged or stripped threads. R1 adds more information about when to use primer free inserts and provides ordering instructions.92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTModel S
2015-04-27SB-15-17-005OriginalReplace 12V Positive Jump Post, Warm Weather RegionsUpon customer complaint, replace the 12v positive jump post with the upgraded part.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2015-04-23SB-15-31-004OriginalBolt Contacting Front Suspension Fore LinkThe lower mounting bolt for the front shock absorber or air spring can contact the front suspension fore link, causing a knocking noise and marring the link.31 - SUSPENSIONModel S
2015-04-23SB-14-44-007Rev 1Replace Chargers, EuropeEurope only: Replace the master and slave charger (if equipped). R1 changes the bulletin classification.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2015-04-20SB-15-45-001OriginalInstall Underhood Acoustic AbsorbersSome Model S vehicles were delivered with either unsealed acoustic absorbers or no acoustic absorbers.45 - NOISE, VIBRATION, HARSHNESS (NVH)Model S
2015-04-13SB-15-11-002OriginalCold Draft or Wind Noise Coming From Fixed GlassInstall fixed glass seals and foam strips to eliminate a cold draft and/or wind noise coming from the A-pillar fixed glass.11 - CLOSURESModel S
2015-04-10SB-15-44-005OriginalUpgrade HV Inlet CoverReplace the HV inlet cover with a part that includes redundant safety features.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2015-04-09SB-15-39-001Rev 2Upgrade Right Side Front Motor MountUpgrade the RH front motor mount to prevent excessive noise from the front drive unit. R1 updates the part numbers and includes instructions to inspect the LH mount and replace it if necessary. R2 updates the required parts list.39 - FRONT DRIVE UNITModel S
2015-04-08TN-15-12-001OriginalLoose Rivnuts in SillProvides instructions for Service technicians and Tesla Approved Body Shops on how to deal with loose Rivnuts in the sill of Model S.12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel S
2015-04-08SB-15-44-003OriginalReplace Front Drive Unit to HVJB HarnessReplace the front drive unit to HVJB harness on vehicles that were released without a High Voltage Interlock Loop (HVIL) switch on the fuse.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2015-04-06SB-15-20-001OriginalInstall Pedestrian Protection Sensor ShroudsInstall shrouds over the Pedestrian Protection sensors if they are not already present.20 - SAFETY AND RESTRAINTModel S
2015-03-23SB-15-44-002OriginalReplace Charge Port Door Due To Premature FailureReplace early motorized charge port doors that are susceptible to premature failure.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2015-03-16TN-14-21-003Rev 1Model S Energy ConsumptionDescribes common causes for high points in the energy view on the touchscreen, and how to educate customers that they are expected. R1 adds information explaining that these issues might also arise when the vehicle is serviced or repaired.21 - INFOTAINMENTModel S
2015-03-11SB-15-17-002OriginalReplace Prototype 12V Fuse Box BracketReplace the prototype 12V fuse box bracket on some early dual motor Model S vehicles.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2015-03-05SB-14-40-001Rev 1Replace Rear Drive UnitReplace performance drive units that are particularly susceptible to "hum" and "clunk" noise. R1 clarifies when to use the inspection code, changes a labor time, and adds a note that wheel alignment is included in the labor time.40 - REAR DRIVE UNITModel S
2015-02-26SB-15-30-002OriginalInstall Outer Skid Bar BoltsInstall the outer bolts that secure the skid bar to the vehicle.30 - CHASSISModel S
2015-02-25SB-15-17-001Rev 1Reroute Power Steering HarnessSome dual motor performance vehicles might have an improperly routed EPAS harness. R1 fixes a reference to the Service Manual and removes a correction code.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2015-02-23SB-15-31-003OriginalReplace Front Sway BarReplace the front sway bar on some early Dual Motor vehicles.31 - SUSPENSIONModel S
2015-02-06SB-14-12-003Rev 1Exterior Mirror CorrosionReplace the exterior mirrors if white rust seeps onto the door panels. This bulletin is for vehicles in North America and Europe. R1 revised the bulletin to include Norway, which was previously excluded and treated in a separate bulletin (SB-14-12-002, now obsolete).12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel S
2015-02-06SB-12-17-012Rev 1Light/Rain Sensor UpdateThe light sensor is not calibrated properly, leading to possible complaints of inadequate cooling when the climate control system is in automatic mode. Manual mode is not affected. Replace RLS4 Rain/Light Sensor with new part. R1 changes the bulletin classification and replaces steps with existing Service Manual procedures.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2015-02-05SB-13-24-004Rev 4Panoramic Roof CreakHow to fix panoramic roof creak. Replaces SB-13-24-001. R2 adds a second inspection-only correction code. R3 adjusts labor times. R4 changes the bulletin classification, adds a correction code, and changes the requirement from the need to perform electrical isolation to disconnecting 12V power.24 - ROOFModel S
2015-02-05SB-13-15-001Rev 1Liftgate Trough Trim UpgradeUpgrade the liftgate trough trim with grained parts that fit better. R1 changes the bulletin classification and adds a correction code.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2015-02-05SB-13-24-005Rev 6Panoramic Wind Noise, EuropeHow to fix wind noise from the panoramic roof. R5 adds instructions to add tape to the latching tab on the moving glass frame. R6 changes the bulletin classification and adds a correction code.24 - ROOFModel S
2015-02-05SB-13-10-002Rev 2Front Hoodliner UpgradeUpon customer complaint, install an upgraded Front Hoodliner to prevent water ingress in the frunk area. R1 adds the part number of the retaining clips and corrects the number of required clips. R2 changes the bulletin classification.10 - BODYModel S
2015-02-05SB-13-15-003Rev 2C-Pillar Lower Trim Panel UpgradeReplace the C-Pillar lower trim with a grained version. R1 adds a note that the C-pillar middle trims and 2nd row seat belts need to be replaced as well. R2 changes the bulletin classification.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2015-02-05SB-13-18-001Rev 3Air Outlet UpgradeReplace the LH inner/out, RH outer air outlets to reduce NVH. R2 removes steps that are now in the Service Manual and adds instructions to scrap old parts on site. R3 changes the bulletin classification and adds a correction code.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel S
2015-02-05SB-12-12-001Rev 2Cowl Screen ReplacementNew parts with grained finish are now available upon customer complaint. R1 removes steps that are now in the Service Manual. R2 changes the bulletin classification.12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel S
2015-02-05SB-13-12-004Rev 4C-Pillar Brightwork CreakHow to fix C-Pillar brightwork creak. R3 adjusts the labor time. R4 changes the bulletin classification and adds a correction code.12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel S
2015-02-05SB-12-12-003Rev 3Liftgate Applique UpdateReplace early liftgate appliques with updated parts that better conform to the inner taillights. R2 adjusts the labor time. R3 changes the bulletin classification.12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel S
2015-02-03SB-13-14-004Rev 2Updated Defrost Grille Installation, EuropeInstructions for installing the updated defrost mesh grille for European cars that were shipped with the original grille. R1 updates the parts list. R2 changes the bulletin classification.14 - INSTRUMENT PANELModel S
2015-02-03SB-13-14-005Rev 2Updated Defrost Grille Installation, CanadaInstructions for installing the updated defrost mesh grille for Canadian vehicles that were shipped with the original grille. R1 updates the parts list. R2 changes the bulletin classification.14 - INSTRUMENT PANELModel S
2015-02-03SB-13-15-002Rev 2A-Pillar Lower Trim Panel UpgradeReplace the A-Pillar Lower Trim. R1 removes steps that are now in the Service Manual. R2 changes the bulletin classification.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2015-02-03SB-13-15-004Rev 2Driver's Footrest UpgradeReplace the Driver's Footrest. R1 removes steps that are now in the Service Manual. R2 changes the bulletin classification.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2015-02-02SB-15-19-001OriginalUpdate Manufacturing Certification Label, Europe and APACReplace the manufacturing certification label on the lower B-Pillar if it displays the incorrect gross vehicle weight.19 - LABELSModel S
2015-01-20SB-15-31-001OriginalHigh Speed Tuning Retrofit, GermanyGerman vehicles are eligible for a high-speed tuning retrofit.31 - SUSPENSIONModel S
2015-01-20SB-15-13-001OriginalRecaro Seat UpgradeDescription13 - SEATSGeneral
2015-01-13SB-15-44-001OriginalLoose Screw on Front Drive Unit HVIL SwitchReplace the screw that secures the HVIL switch to the front drive unit fuse bracket.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2015-01-07SB-13-44-011Rev 1Second Generation Charger Logic ResetA logic device inside the charger might not update when new firmware is installed. R1 reduces the affected VIN list and adds a new labor code.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2014-12-31TN-14-92-005OriginalATEQ TPMS Tool Firmware UpdateUpdate the ATEQ tool's firmware in order to use the "Tesla" setting instead of "Honda".92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTModel S
2014-12-22SB-13-12-002Rev 1Installing Badges on LiftgateUpon customer request, an additional badge can be attached to the liftgate, displaying "P" for performance and/or 85, 60, or 40 for the battery size. R1 references the Service Manual procedure.12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel S
2014-12-19SB-14-17-004Rev 3Second Generation Active Louver RetrofitPerform this procedure if replacing the 1st generation louver. R2 changes the title, notes that it is valid for Service Centers and body shops, changes the procedure and required parts list, and adds steps to install the smaller gaskets on the rear of the louver. R3 changes the affected parts list.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2014-12-04SB-14-17-007OriginalReplace PSRCMReplace the PSRCM due to a defective component.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2014-12-04SB-14-44-005OriginalCharge Port Door UpgradeSome vehicles were supplied with inadequate adhesive on the metal charge port door disk. Replace the charge port door to eliminate the risk of the charge port remaining in the open position.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2014-11-10SB-13-19-002Rev 2Update Manufacturing Certification LabelUpdate the manufacturing certification label to indicate the approval number. Rev 1 updates the Affected VIN list. Rev 2 updates the Affected VIN list.19 - LABELSModel S
2014-11-05SB-14-10-002OriginalRear Fascia with 4 Park Assist Sensors RetrofitReplace the park assist harness after a rear collision or another scenario in which the rear fascia with 4 park assist sensors must be replaced.10 - BODYModel S
2014-10-21SB-14-33-003OriginalReplace Electromechanical Brake BoosterReplace the electromechanical brake booster due to the possibility that it might have been improperly operated during initial vehicle assembly.33 - BRAKESModel S
2014-10-17TN-14-44-001Rev 1Apply Grease to Roadster Charge Port RampApply grease to the Roadster charge port ramp to minimize wear and make it easier to connect the charge cable. Perform during the 12 month/12k mile/20k km Service. Formerly MEM-08-011. R1 clarifies where the grease should be applied and provides a part number.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMRoadster
2014-09-19SB-14-24-003OriginalPanoramic Roof Track AdjustmentUse a new tool to repair any deformations to the panoramic roof track.24 - ROOFModel S
2014-09-17SB-14-12-005OriginalLoose C-Pillar BrightworkDescribes how to replace the body side brightwork if it becomes loose near the C-pillar.12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel S
2014-09-16SB-14-44-006Rev 1Reroute HV Rapid Mate Ground StrapReroute the HV Rapid Mate ground strap to allow proper use of the Rapid Mate seating tool. R1 clarifies the conditions necessary to perform this bulletin.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2014-09-12TN-13-44-001Rev 2Troubleshooting Isolation FaultsTroubleshooting procedure in case of low HV isolation. R1 includes information about Gen2 HV configuration. R2 updates isolation values.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMGeneral
2014-09-10SB-14-15-003Rev 1Model S Floor Mat RetrofitObsolete bulletin. See SB-18-15-003, Model S Floor Mat Kit Retrofit.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2014-09-04SB-12-44-005Rev 52nd Charger Upgrade, 1st GenerationUpgrade a vehicle from a single 1st generation charger to dual 1st generation chargers. R4 changes the title and includes updated instructions for changing the new charger to a slave. R5 corrects a part number.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2014-08-20SB-14-17-006OriginalInstall Electric Park Brake Harness Connector CoversInstall electric park brake (EPB) connector covers to route the harness wiring more effectively and allow for easier access to the connector tab.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2014-08-15TN-13-11-001Rev 1Door Handle DiagnosisDiagnosis methods to solve new door handle problems before replacing handles. R1 adds new symptoms and adds pictures to differentiate Gen1 and Gen2 handles.11 - CLOSURESModel S
2014-07-29CD-14-00-001OriginalRanger Service Program OverviewA customer-facing document that describes what is and is not included in Ranger service.00 - INSPECTION AND SERVICEGeneral
2014-07-24TN-13-44-003Rev 5HVIL Diagnostic GuideProvides background information about the HVIL circuit and diagnostic procedures to troubleshoot HVIL failures. R4 includes information about Gen2 HV configuration. R5 fixes a graphic.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMGeneral
2014-07-22SB-14-18-002Rev 1A/C Compressor Acoustic Cover and BracketInstall a new bracket and acoustic cover to dampen compressor noise. R1 adds a VIN list.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel S
2014-07-18SB-14-15-004OriginalPremium Center Console UpgradeReplace piano black premium center consoles with an upgraded version.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2014-06-30SB-14-24-002OriginalPanoramic Roof RattlingInstall washers onto the 4 bolts that secure the moving glass to the link assemblies.24 - ROOFModel S
2014-06-26SB-14-12-001Rev 1Power Folding Mirror InstallationInstallation instructions for adding power folding mirrors as an aftermarket accessory. R1 adds steps to perform a VIN Learn after installation and a note about incorrect front door harness connections.12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel S
2014-06-18SB-14-15-001Rev 1Chrome Inserts InstallationHow to install aftermarket chrome inserts in the front and rear sill plates. R1 changes the bulletin type to Parts and Accessories.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2014-06-18SB-14-00-001Rev 2Firmware Update for Automatic Charge Current ReductionUpdate the vehicle firmware to version 5.8.4. Firmware 5.8.4 allows the Model S charging equipment to automatically reduce charge current if it detects unexpected fluctuations in the input power to the vehicle. R2 adds a VIN list.00 - INSPECTION AND SERVICEModel S
2014-06-11SB-12-14-002Rev 1Instrument Panel Side Cover AdjustmentA clip tower can be modified to allow the instrument panel side covers to fit closer to the adjacent panels. R1 adds a VIN list and corrects the year range.14 - INSTRUMENT PANELModel S
2014-06-11SB-13-44-003Rev 2HVIL Connector UpgradeReplace 3 HVIL connectors at the DCDC converter for improved HVIL reliability. R1 emphasizes that all 3 connectors must be replaced. R2 adds a VIN list, changes the affected Country/Region, corrects the year range, and corrects the part descriptions.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2014-06-10SB-12-10-007Rev 2Left Rear Fascia AlignmentPossible gap between the left quarter panel and the rear fascia. Place shims at the bottom surface of the left rear bumper cover retention flange. R1 removes steps that are now in the Service Manual. R2 adds a VIN list and clarifies the title.10 - BODYModel S
2014-06-09SB-14-13-001OriginalFlex Mat Rework for Model SUpon customer request, modify the driver's seat flex mat to match the comfort and feel of current production vehicles.13 - SEATSModel S
2014-06-05SB-14-50-002Rev 1NEMA 14-50 Wall Adapter Upgrade, U.S.Details the procedure for exchanging the recalled NEMA 14-50 adapters for the upgraded adapters. R1 revises one of the correction code descriptions, the affected Year range, and provides details about MRB.50 - EXTERNAL CHARGING CONNECTORSModel S
2014-06-05SB-14-50-003Rev 1NEMA 14-50 Wall Adapter Upgrade, CanadaDetails the procedure for exchanging the recalled NEMA 14-50 adapters for the upgraded adapters. R1 revises one of the correction code descriptions, the affected Year range, and provides details about when to use the revised correction code.50 - EXTERNAL CHARGING CONNECTORSModel S
2014-05-30SB-14-21-001Rev 1Poor DAB receptionEurope only: Install Ferrite Beads to improve DAB reception. R1 includes an affected VIN list.21 - INFOTAINMENTModel S
2014-05-30SB-13-14-001Rev 4Defrost Mesh Grille UpdateInstall a new mesh grille to improve defrosting near the A-Pillars. R3 updates the required parts. R4 adds an affected VIN list.14 - INSTRUMENT PANELModel S
2014-05-23SB-14-17-003OriginalModify Harness When Replacing Rear DoorIf a rear door is replaced on a Model S that was built before February 2014, the existing door wiring harness needs to be modified to mount to the new door shell.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2014-05-12SB-14-15-002Rev 2Front Door Trim SqueakApply felt tape to the metallic trim and the upper trim pad on both Model S front door trim panels to prevent squeaking noises. R1 updates the parts list. R2 adds an affected VIN list.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2014-05-12TN-14-19-001OriginalOrdering Replacement Manufacturing Certification and Tire Information LabelsProcedure to order a replacement manufacturing certification label or Model S tire information label. Contains information for Tesla employees and Tesla Approved Body Shops.19 - LABELSGeneral
2014-05-02SB-14-18-004OriginalReplace Particulate Filter, ChinaEnsure that all Model S in China have the charcoal-based particulate filter.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel S
2014-04-30TN-14-33-002OriginalAvoiding Damage to the Electric Parking BrakeCare points to avoid damaging the electric parking brake (EPB) caliper when removing the lower shock absorber bolt or installing the rear subframe.33 - BRAKESModel S
2014-04-22SB-14-21-003OriginalDAB StaticEurope only: Replace the tuner to eliminate DAB static.21 - INFOTAINMENTModel S
2014-04-18SB-14-10-001OriginalFirst Generation Front Fascia Applique ReplacementDescribes how to retrofit a 2nd generation (one piece) nosecone onto a vehicle that had a 1st generation nosecone.10 - BODYModel S
2014-04-18SB-13-33-001Rev 2Brake Rotor Update to Reduce NoiseOn Model S with 21 inch wheels, install updated brake rotors to eliminate a brake "moan" sound when coming to a stop. R1 adds instructions to scrap old parts on site. R2 adds an affected VIN list and adjusts one of the FRTs.33 - BRAKESModel S
2014-04-17TN-14-40-002OriginalNoise Path for Motor HumExplains what causes "groundouts" that provide a sound path for motor hum into the cabin.40 - REAR DRIVE UNITModel S
2014-04-11SB-14-50-004OriginalUpgrade Release Buttons on Mobile Connector Adapter Plug, EuropeThe release buttons on the side of the European Mobile Connector might become loose or detached.50 - EXTERNAL CHARGING CONNECTORSModel S
2014-04-03TN-14-33-001OriginalInconsistent Brake Pedal Feel When Powering On Model SDescribes why there is an inconsistent brake pedal stiffness when powering on Model S.33 - BRAKESModel S
2014-03-11SB-13-31-004Rev 1New Bolt For Rear Camber CorrectionThis bulletin is currently on engineering hold. Do not perform this bulletin until further notice.31 - SUSPENSIONModel S
2014-03-10TN-14-92-001OriginalInstalling Model S Battery Safety CoversWhenever a battery is not on a vehicle, the LV and HV ports must be covered. Use the tooling covers specified; if the covers arenÂ’t available, use the tape specified.92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTModel S
2014-03-06SB-14-44-002OriginalUpgrade HVJB to Charge Port HV Harness, EuropeExplains how to inspect and upgrade the HV cable from the HVJB to the Charge Port.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2014-03-03SB-13-50-004Rev 3HPWC Fuse UpgradeReplacement of High Power Wall Connector (HPWC) fuses with upgraded, more-reliable components. R3 directs readers to the Service Manual for replacing fuses and changes the correction code titles.50 - EXTERNAL CHARGING CONNECTORSModel S
2014-02-06TN-14-16-001OriginalModel S Cold Weather BehaviorsDescribes behavior changes in charging, range, etc. in extremely cold temperatures.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMModel S
2014-02-05TN-14-10-001OriginalAftermarket “Paint Protection” ProductsAddresses questions about the need for expensive aftermarket paint protection products for Model S.10 - BODYModel S
2014-01-31TN-14-21-001OriginalRadio EchoInformation for educating customers about the "echo" that can sometimes occur in radio transmissions.21 - INFOTAINMENTModel S
2014-01-30SB-12-15-002Rev 1Liftgate Trim ReplacementNew parts with grained finish now available. Multiple trim parts for liftgate. R1 removes steps that are now in the Service Manual.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2014-01-30SB-12-18-010Rev 1Refrigerant Leaks At Pressure SensorsInstall updated O-rings at A/C high and low pressure sensors to avoid refrigerant leakage. R1 removes steps that are now in the Service Manual.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel S
2014-01-30SB-12-15-005Rev 2Frunk Carpet UpgradeBetter quality part available from supplier. Replace only at customer request. R1 has MRB instructions to scrap old parts on site. R2 removes steps that are now in the Service Manual.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2014-01-30SB-12-18-011Rev 1A/C Compressor Bracket Adjustment & Harness Re-RoutingAdjust the A/C compressor connector bracket to avoid contact with the frunk extension. Re-route the A/C compressor harness to avoid contact with a sharp part of the battery housing. R1 removes steps that are now in the Service Manual.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel S
2014-01-30SB-12-15-006Rev 3Center Console Carrier ReplacementNew part with grained finish available. Only replace for customer complaint. R3 removes steps that are now in the Service Manual and clarifies parts and labor time.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2014-01-30SB-12-15-010Rev 1Front Underhood ApronReplace with grained part. R1 removes steps that are now in the Service Manual.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2014-01-30SB-12-17-013Rev 112V Battery Positive Terminal UpdateReplacement instructions for 12V battery positive terminals that could weaken and break. R1 removes steps that are now in the Service Manual.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2014-01-30SB-12-15-011Rev 1Rear Underhood ApronReplace with grained part. R1 removes steps that are now in the Service Manual.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2014-01-30SB-12-15-012Rev 1Left and Right Underhood ApronsReplace with grained parts. R1 removes steps that are now in the Service Manual.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2014-01-30SB-13-44-002Rev 1Updated EV Inlet Trim AssemblyUpon customer complaint, replace early EV inlet trim assemblies that have dim spots and/or optical distortion in the light ring. R1 removes steps that are now in the Service Manual.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2014-01-30SB-12-18-005Rev 1Heater Hose to A/C Line InterferenceRotate battery coolant heater hose clamp and/or install new battery coolant heater bracket to eliminate contact between heater hose and A/C suction line. R1 removes steps that are now in the Service Manual.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel S
2014-01-23TN-14-21-002OriginalBluetooth TroubleshootingDescribes common Bluetooth issues and diagnostic steps.21 - INFOTAINMENTModel S
2014-01-17SB-14-30-001OriginalUpgraded Side Motor MountWhen replacing the drive unit for any reason, ensure that the latest side motor mount is installed on the rear subframe.30 - CHASSISModel S
2014-01-14TN-14-50-001OriginalUpgraded Wall Adapter Customer FAQCommon questions and answers about the NEMA 14-50 Adapter Upgrade50 - EXTERNAL CHARGING CONNECTORSModel S
2014-01-07CD-14-94-001OriginalCustomer Vehicle Log File Upload - RoadsterInstructions for Roadster log file uploading. This document is intended for customer use. Formerly MEM-08-002.94 - AFTERSALES INFORMATIONRoadster
2014-01-06SB-13-20-003Rev 1B-Pillar Seat Belt NoiseFixes a creaking noise created by friction between the seat belt webbing and D-ring. R1 adjusts labor times.20 - SAFETY AND RESTRAINTModel S
2014-01-06SB-13-24-002Rev 1Butyl Streaking on Panoramic RoofWhen opening the panoramic roof, the rear stop bumper seal on the moving glass frame can drag butyl across the fixed glass. When closing the panoramic roof, the seal gets caught on the butyl streaks and becomes loose. R1 adjusts labor time.24 - ROOFModel S
2014-01-06SB-13-10-009Rev 2Second Row Seat Striker Bracket Reinforcement, U.S.Add fasteners to the LH 2nd row seat striker bracket to improve the strength of its connection to the wheelhouse. For U.S. vehicles. Refer to SB-13-10-010 for Canadian vehicles. R1 adds country name for clarity. R2 adjusts labor time.10 - BODYModel S
2014-01-06SB-13-10-010Rev 2Second Row Seat Striker Bracket Reinforcement, CanadaAdd fasteners to the LH 2nd row seat striker bracket to improve the strength of its connection to the wheelhouse. For Canadian vehicles. Refer to SB-13-10-009 for U.S. vehicles. R1 corrects labor code typo and adds country name for clarity. R2 adjusts labor time.10 - BODYModel S
2014-01-06SB-13-20-002Rev 3Rear Seat Belt UpdateInstructions for installation of an improved 2nd row seat belt if the seat belt catches in the trim panel. R2 adds a step to route the lower forward anchor through the C-pillar middle trim panel. R3 adjusts labor time.20 - SAFETY AND RESTRAINTModel S
2014-01-05SB-13-50-006OriginalEuropean Mobile Connector Adapter UpdateReplace the -A revision of the red 3 phase mobile connector adapter with a higher quality -B version.50 - EXTERNAL CHARGING CONNECTORSModel S
2014-01-02SB-12-10-012Rev 5Liftgate Water Ingress Near TaillightsApply clear sealer around the liftgate taillight housings and butyl rubber around the taillight studs to prevent water from entering the liftgate. R4 changes to a Repair bulletin. R5 adjusts the labor time.10 - BODYModel S
2014-01-02SB-12-31-001Rev 3Rear Axle Nut Washer InstallationInstall wedge-lock washers on the rear axle shafts to prevent premature wheel bearing wear. R3 adjusts labor times.31 - SUSPENSIONModel S
2013-12-18SB-13-11-008OriginalAdjusting Hinges for Liftgate RealignmentExplains how to remove the rear glass, enlarge the liftgate bolt holes, and perform a major liftgate realignment.11 - CLOSURESModel S
2013-12-16SB-13-13-003OriginalThird Row Seat Latch ImprovementTrim the latch tab and lower the plunger on the stowed third row seat mechanism to prevent bending the tab on the upper seat/lower seat latch.13 - SEATSModel S
2013-12-11TN-13-92-012OriginalHigh Voltage Placards, FrenchPlace these warning placards on a vehicle or battery to inform others of its high voltage status (disabled, operational, or live). Formerly SID-13-0051.92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTGeneral
2013-12-10SB-13-14-003Rev 1Glove Box Latch UpdateA manufacturing defect causes some glove boxes to stick open and some to stick closed. R1 adds affected VIN ranges.14 - INSTRUMENT PANELModel S
2013-12-09TN-13-92-003OriginalTPMS SmarTool Firmware UpdateUpdate the firmware of the TPMS SmarTool to v1.8 to allow the tool to correctly support hard and soft pressure thresholds.92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTModel S
2013-12-09TN-13-00-009OriginalFirmware Release 3.6.12 / 4.6.8Release notes and firmware update information for Roadster firmware 3.6.12 and 4.6.8.00 - INSPECTION AND SERVICEGeneral
2013-11-27TN-13-00-008OriginalModel S Firmware 5.8 Release NotesRelease Notes describing new 5.8 firmware changes that both customers and technicians can observe.00 - INSPECTION AND SERVICEGeneral
2013-11-19SB-13-11-007OriginalLiftgate Booming ImprovementA slight vibration in the liftgate might create a pressure wave that customers experience as a low-frequency booming, resonance, or pressure sensation. Adjust the rubber snubbers on the liftgate and body to address this issue.11 - CLOSURESModel S
2013-11-18TN-13-40-002Rev 1Recording Motor HumHow to record and escalate issues involving motor hum. R1 allows specific members of the service center to determine the severity of motor hum.40 - REAR DRIVE UNITModel S
2013-11-14SB-12-18-007Rev 1HVAC Filter Housing UpdateInstallation of an HVAC filter housing with improved water drain holes. R1 removes an inaccurate correction code.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel S
2013-11-12SB-13-17-007Rev 1Dome Lamp ReplacementIf a dome light fails, replace all 4 dome lights. R1 adds an affected VIN list.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2013-11-08SB-13-11-004Rev 1RH Front Door Difficult to CloseDescribes how to adjust RH front (and, if needed, rear) door to solve the unusual amount of effort needed to close the RHF door. R1 adds a warning not to remove plugs at the base of the door.11 - CLOSURESModel S
2013-11-06SB-13-44-012OriginalCharge Port Replacement (Europe)Replace charge parts in some European vehicles due to an improperly calibrated latch.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2013-11-05TN-13-10-001OriginalPainted Parts Ordering ProcedureDescribes the required preparation for ordering painted parts from Purchasing.10 - BODYGeneral
2013-10-31TN-13-00-006OriginalModel S Firmware 5.6 Release NotesRelease Notes describing new 5.6 firmware changes that both customers and technicians can observe.00 - INSPECTION AND SERVICEGeneral
2013-10-28SB-13-12-005Rev 3A-Pillar Wind NoisePrevent or eliminate wind noise that seems to come from the A-Pillars. R2 changes this to a Repair bulletin and adjusts the labor time. R3 corrects the condition and correction sections.12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSModel S
2013-10-23TN-13-18-001OriginalModel S A/C NoiseHow to respond to customer questions about A/C noise.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel S
2013-10-10TN-13-31-001Rev 1Performance Plus ConfigurationsDetails the different parts and definitions between Performance, configured Performance Plus, and retrofit Performance Plus. R1 clarifies customer message.31 - SUSPENSIONGeneral
2013-10-07TN-13-00-005Rev 1Model S Firmware 5.0 Release NotesRelease Notes describing new 5.0 firmware changes that both customers and technicians can observe. R1 clarifies one bug.00 - INSPECTION AND SERVICEGeneral
2013-10-02SB-13-15-006Rev 22nd Row Cupholder InstallationInstallation instructions for the accessory 2nd row cupholders. R1 changes the size of the required drill bit. R2 changes the recommended location and adds instructions for filling the gap to the carpet on some vehicles.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2013-10-01TN-13-00-004OriginalModel S Firmware 4.5 Release NotesRelease Notes describing new 4.5 firmware changes that both customers and technicians can observe.00 - INSPECTION AND SERVICEGeneral
2013-09-12TN-13-16-002Rev 1Battery Contactor SquealExplains a sound during acceleration that has caused some customer confusion. R1 clarifies the cause of the noise.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMModel S
2013-09-09TN-13-92-009OriginalHigh Voltage Placards, ItalianPlace these warning placards on a vehicle or battery to inform others of its high voltage status (disabled, operational, or live). Formerly SID-13-0021.92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTGeneral
2013-09-09TN-13-92-010OriginalHigh Voltage Placards, JapanesePlace these warning placards on a vehicle or battery to inform others of its high voltage status (disabled, operational, or live). Formerly SID-13-0023.92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTGeneral
2013-09-09TN-13-92-011OriginalHigh Voltage Placards, ChinesePlace these warning placards on a vehicle or battery to inform others of its high voltage status (disabled, operational, or live). Formerly SID-13-0024.92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTGeneral
2013-09-09TN-13-92-004OriginalHigh Voltage Placards, EnglishPlace these warning placards on a vehicle or battery to inform others of its high voltage status (disabled, operational, or live). Formerly SID-13-0016.92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTGeneral
2013-09-09TN-13-92-005OriginalHigh Voltage Placards, DutchPlace these warning placards on a vehicle or battery to inform others of its high voltage status (disabled, operational, or live). Formerly SID-13-0017.92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTGeneral
2013-09-09TN-13-92-006OriginalHigh Voltage Placards, SpanishPlace these warning placards on a vehicle or battery to inform others of its high voltage status (disabled, operational, or live). Formerly SID-13-0018.92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTGeneral
2013-09-09TN-13-92-007OriginalHigh Voltage Placards, DanishPlace these warning placards on a vehicle or battery to inform others of its high voltage status (disabled, operational, or live). Formerly SID-13-0019.92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTGeneral
2013-09-09TN-13-92-008OriginalHigh Voltage Placards, GermanPlace these warning placards on a vehicle or battery to inform others of its high voltage status (disabled, operational, or live). Formerly SID-13-0020.92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTGeneral
2013-09-06SB-12-17-008Rev 1Door and Body Controller UpdateUpdated door and body controllers are available to replace early versions that could be susceptible to water damage. R1 adds an instruction to update the firmware, and to open the doors before performing the firmware update.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2013-09-05SB-12-31-002Rev 1Rear Damper Bolt ReplacementInstructions for replacing rear damper bolts that were delivered with inadequate corrosion protection. R1 adds steps to grind down and recoat the bolt head.31 - SUSPENSIONModel S
2013-08-28TN-13-11-003OriginalRear Window Regulator RevisionsHow to determine if a rear window regulator in parts inventory needs to have a reinforcement clip added to it before installation in the vehicle.11 - CLOSURESModel S
2013-08-23SB-13-11-006Rev 1Liftgate Water Ingress at HingesWater could enter the liftgate if there is inadequate sealant near the liftgate hinges. R1 expands the area to apply sealant.11 - CLOSURESModel S
2013-07-29SB-13-10-006Rev 1A-Pillar Body Panel CreakEliminate the 'popping' or 'creaking' noise coming from the RH side A-Pillar. R1 clarifies where to pry apart body panels.10 - BODYModel S
2013-07-26TN-13-11-002OriginalDoor Handle Auto-Present Not Working As ExpectedSome customers have complained that the door handle auto-present feature does not always work.11 - CLOSURESModel S
2013-07-22SB-13-18-003OriginalA/C Discharge Line Touching Steering ShaftIf there is excessive noise or vibration from the A/C compressor, check for interference between the A/C discharge line and the steering shaft.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel S
2013-07-17TN-13-15-001OriginalC-Pillar Lower/Middle Trim Panels and 2nd Row Seat BeltThe current designs of the C-pillar trim panels are not compatible with the early design 2nd row seat belt. If the C-pillar trim is replaced, the 2nd row seat belts must be replaced as well. Replace LH and RH trim panels together--the new design looks different than the original.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2013-07-17TN-13-16-005OriginalTransport Canada Equivalency Certificate SU 10607This Equivalency Certificate must be included with any shipment of HV batteries or battery sheets to or from Canada. Formerly SID-13-0014.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMGeneral
2013-07-12SB-13-17-006OriginalCharge Port InterferenceIf the rear quarter panel interferes with opening the charge port door, add washers to the forward screw that secures the LH taillight assembly to the body.17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2013-07-02TN-13-33-001OriginalCleaning Brake Rotor RustDescribes cleaning methods for brake rotor rust if normal braking does not remove it.33 - BRAKESModel S
2013-06-28TN-13-13-002OriginalSeat Ordering ProcedureDescribes the different types of available seats, how to tell them apart, and how to order one from Purchasing.13 - SEATSGeneral
2013-06-14SB-12-34-002Rev 2TPMS Low Pressure Warning AdjustmentProcedure for changing the TPMS warning threshold on vehicles with 21" wheels. This reduces false TPMS warnings in cold weather. R1 adds an affected VIN range and part numbers for the TPMS tool and cable. R2 points to the Service Manual for proper TPMS values and how to set them.34 - WHEELS AND TIRESModel S
2013-06-07TN-13-16-001OriginalInspect RapidmatesRapid Mate Inspection when HV battery pack is removed.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMModel S
2013-06-05SB-13-11-005OriginalRear Window Regulator Reinforcement ClipInstall reinforcement clips on the rear window regulators to prevent the windows from sliding down unexpectedly in hot conditions.11 - CLOSURESModel S
2013-06-05TN-13-44-002OriginalModel S High Voltage AwarenessOverview of Model S HV system and HV lockout (isolation) procedure.44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2013-06-05TN-13-13-001OriginalAftermarket Seat Cover InformationAftermarket seat covers are not recommended due to possible interference with seat-mounted airbags and the passenger presence sensor.13 - SEATSModel S
2013-06-05SB-13-92-002OriginalRecovery Charger OperationOperation of the Roadster Recovery Charger, which can slowly recover a depleted HV battery's SOC to 80%. Formerly MEM-11-007.92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTRoadster
2013-05-21SB-13-18-002OriginalFootwell Cover Update for Improved Air FlowAn improved footwell cover is available. The new cover improves air flow to the driver's feet when the HVAC is set to foot mode.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel S
2013-05-08SB-13-17-004OriginalInterior Lift Gate Switch VerificationConfirm that the proper interior liftgate switch is installed on the LH C-pillar rear trim panel (for Model S with 3rd row seats).17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2013-04-26SB-13-00-002OriginalModel S Firmware 4.4 Release NotesRelease Notes describing new 4.4 firmware changes that both customers and technicians can observe.00 - INSPECTION AND SERVICEGeneral
2013-04-14SB-13-00-001Rev 1Model S Firmware 4.3 Release NotesRelease Notes describing new firmware changes that both customers and technicians can observe. Rev 1 describes additional 4.3.x firmware revisions since the 4.3 base release.00 - INSPECTION AND SERVICEGeneral
2013-04-10SB-13-44-004OriginalDC-DC Converter ReplacementReplacement of some DC-DC converters that might not adequately charge the 12V battery44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2013-04-09SB-13-10-001Rev 3Roadster 1.5/2.0 Front Fascia UpgradeInstallation of the updated Roadster 2.5 front fascia on the Roadster 1.5 and 2.0. R3 updates the correction code and changes the region to all.10 - BODYRoadster
2013-04-01SB-13-19-001OriginalVehicle Emission Control Label ReplacementSome 2013 vehicles were produced with 2012 emission labels. Replace with a 2013 version to meet legal requirements.19 - LABELSModel S
2013-03-31SB-13-96-001Rev 1Service MRB Parts Return InstructionsR1 explains the 'non-conforming' option96 - WARRANTY/MRBModel 3
2013-03-26SB-13-17-002OriginalPSRCM Calibration UpdatePerform the PSRCM firmware version compatibility update on early vehicles to properly support both the single and two piece front fascia appliques ("nosecones").17 - ELECTRICALModel S
2013-03-25SB-13-10-004OriginalRear Lift Gate Hinge SealingAfter any adjustment of the Model S liftgate, apply sealer to the hinges to prevent water ingress.10 - BODYModel S
2013-02-12SB-13-10-003OriginalRear Bumper Support RetrofitInstall L-brackets on the rear side rails and attach a rear crossmember on early cars before 3rd row seats are installed. The cars are to be inspected at the Service Center, and the rework is to be performed at a Tesla Approved Body Shop.10 - BODYModel S
2013-01-18SB-13-50-001OriginalJ1772 Adapter UpdateReplace Rev. A public charging station adapters with updated parts for better fit and charging reliability.50 - EXTERNAL CHARGING CONNECTORSModel S
2013-01-14SB-13-34-001OriginalPainted Lug Nut UpdateReplace early painted lug nuts that might have corrosion in the thread area or paint overspray on the seat.34 - WHEELS AND TIRESModel S
2013-01-14SB-13-17-001OriginalParking Lamp Bulb UpgradeAccessory instructions to upgrade the Roadster parking lamp bulb to a cool white beam for higher intensity17 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2012-12-12SB-12-30-003OriginalRear Skid Bar InstallationAdd a rear skid bar to the rear subframe to protect the undercarriage from impacts while driving in reverse.30 - CHASSISModel S
2012-12-03SB-12-18-012OriginalCoolant Replacement for EU Production RoadstersUpdate of TSB-11-46-003. Containment measures for all EU and APAC Roadsters with cooling systems containing coolant other than Sierra brand polypropylene glycol. This update clarifies that all Roadsters must use Sierra brand coolant.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTRoadster
2012-12-03SB-12-18-013OriginalCooling System Drain, Refill Procedure and ToolsUpdate of MEM-08-016. Information for proper refilling of the cooling system after the battery has been removed. This update clarifies that all Roadsters must use Sierra brand coolant.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTRoadster
2012-11-30SB-12-44-006OriginalUMC Adapter UpgradeReplace original clamshell-molded charger adapters on early cars with new, higher quality adapters44 - HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMModel S
2012-11-29SB-12-10-005Rev 2Interior Sound Proofing Upgrade, Roadster 2.5Installation instructions for customer accessory NVH upgrade. R2 changes the NVH Liner quantity from 3 to 2.10 - BODYRoadster
2012-11-29SB-12-15-004Rev 2Front Armrest UpdateReplace old part upon customer complaint with new part that has better material quality and does not rattle on tracks. R1 adds description of colors vs part names.R2 adds instructions to scrap old parts on site.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2012-11-29SB-12-15-008Rev 1Center Compartment Storage TrayRemove cover under touchscreen and add this storage tray as an upgrade. R1 adds instructions to scrap old parts on site.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2012-11-29SB-12-10-002Rev 2Interior Sound Proofing Upgrade, Roadster 1.5 & 2.0Installation instructions for 2 levels of customer accessory NVH upgrades. R2 changes the NVH Liner quantity from 3 to 2.10 - BODYRoadster
2012-11-28SB-12-17-005Rev 2Radio DDIN Installation with Rear CameraDescribes installation procedure to remove single DIN JVC radio assembly and install DDIN Alpine radio to 1.5 and 2.0 Roadsters. R2 adds the installation of a zener diode in the back up lamp circuit for the rear camera option.17 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2012-11-28SB-12-15-013Rev 1Liftgate Speaker Grille ReplacementReplace speaker grille with grained part.R1 adds instructions to scrap old parts on site.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2012-11-14SB-12-95-005Rev 2Pre-Owned Roadster Vehicle Certification DocumentsPre-Owned Roadster (CPO) certification documents introduction95 - AFTERSALES SYSTEMSRoadster
2012-10-26SB-12-15-009OriginalHeadliner Retrofit KitEarly production vehicles require a service retrofit kit if the headliner needs replacement.15 - INTERIOR TRIMModel S
2012-10-26SB-12-13-004OriginalSeat Track Cover ReplacementReplace seat track covers with new parts that have better fit and grained finish13 - SEATSModel S
2012-10-17SB-12-12-002Rev 1Paint Protection Film Care PointsThis revision adds a note that film should not be applied to freshly-painted surfaces12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSGeneral
2012-10-16SB-12-92-008OriginalAPS Controlled Load TestTest procedure to diagnose the Roadster High Voltage (HV) Battery Pack by performing a Controlled Load Test of the Auxiliary Power Supply (APS) main output.92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTRoadster
2012-10-11SB-12-10-009OriginalClosing the Model S HoodDescribes the right and wrong ways to close the hood to avoid damage.10 - BODYModel S
2012-10-10SB-12-32-001OriginalSteering Wheel To Airbag GapCare points to avoid a large or uneven gap at the seam between the steering wheel and driver's airbag32 - STEERINGModel S
2012-10-10SB-12-31-003OriginalFront Upper Control Arm Ball Joint Boot WearTrimming of the front wheelhouse liners to avoid potential contact with the upper control arm ball joints and damage to the ball joint boots31 - SUSPENSIONModel S
2012-10-01SB-12-30-002OriginalRear Chassis and Subframe RepairInstructions for grinding a sharp edge on the rear subframe casting node and repairing and/or protecting the adjacent wiring harness30 - CHASSISModel S
2012-09-28SB-12-10-004OriginalDoor Striker Bolt ReplacementReplace all 8 door striker bolts due to inadequate anti-corrosion protection.10 - BODYModel S
2012-09-21SB-12-18-003OriginalHVAC Outlet Duct UpgradeInstructions to upgrade Roadster HVAC outlet to increase airflow and efficiency at the driver's floor board area.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTRoadster
2012-09-19SB-12-18-006OriginalHVAC Intake Drain Diverter InstallationInstallation of an HVAC intake water drain diverter and updated fuse box cover18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTModel S
2012-09-19SB-12-10-001OriginalDoor Hinge Bolt Re-TorqueRe-torque outer door hinge bolts to prevent future improper door alignment or NVH issues.10 - BODYModel S
2012-09-04SB-12-13-003OriginalFront Seat Frame Free PlayInstructions for installation of seat tilt assist springs to correct a feeling of looseness or rocking in the front seats.13 - SEATSModel S
2012-08-28SB-12-16-004Rev 2BSM Replacement InformationIdentification of updated Roadster BSM (Battery Safety Monitor).16 - BATTERY SYSTEMRoadster
2012-08-27SB-12-17-007Rev 3Radio Signal Booster and Antenna InstallationInstructions for installation of booster antenna if poor radio reception is noted17 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2012-08-17SB-12-17-002Rev 1Condensation Inside Headlamps - VentilationProcedure to assist in clearing of excess headlamp condensation17 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2012-06-29SB-12-40-001Rev 1Snow Dam Installation ProcedureInstructions for installation of snow dam if motor/PEM cooling fan obstruction is noted40 - REAR DRIVE UNITRoadster
2012-05-31SB-12-92-007OriginalWheel Bolt Key IdentificationInformation to identify wheel bolt keys92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTRoadster
2012-05-25SB-12-18-001OriginalRoadster 400V Controller ReplacementTroubleshooting and replacement of the 400V controller.18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTRoadster
2012-05-01TN-12-00-001OriginalRoadster VIN DecoderSummarizes how Roadster VIN digits are assigned. Formerly SID-12-0019.00 - INSPECTION AND SERVICERoadster
2012-04-30SB-12-17-004OriginalAudio Amplifier ReplacementInstructions for replacement of audio amplifier if fluctuating volume is noted17 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2012-04-27SB-12-92-001Rev 1MTS-2 Installation GuideInstallation instructions for MTS-2 Software92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTRoadster
2012-04-27SB-12-92-004OriginalMTS-2 Online Update FrameworkDescription of automated MTS-2 software update process92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTRoadster
2012-01-27SB-12-46-001OriginalBattery Flush ProcedureRemoving residual coolant from the battery before shipment46 - COOLINGRoadster
2012-01-18SB-12-92-002OriginalMTS-2 Parts and Tooling ListDescriptions of MTS-2 hardware components92 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTRoadster
2012-01-18SB-12-92-003OriginalMTS-2 User GuideUser guide for MTS-292 - TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTRoadster
2012-01-06SB-12-00-001OriginalRevised Bulletin FormatIntroduction to the revised format for Service Bulletins00 - INSPECTION AND SERVICEGeneral
2011-11-22SVC-11-40-014OriginalDual PEM Fan RetrofitInstallation instructions for sealed dual PEM/Motor fan assembly, Roadster 2.0/2.540 - REAR DRIVE UNITRoadster
2011-11-22SVC-11-16-013OriginalJ3 Cable ReplacementInstallation of an updated APS output cable16 - BATTERY SYSTEMRoadster
2011-08-30SVC-11-46-012OriginalCooling System Crystallization CleaningProcedure for Roadster coolant system flushing46 - COOLINGRoadster
2011-08-03VEN-11-002OriginalCarbon Fiber Vane ReplacementProcedure for updating or replacing carbon fiber hood vanes10 - BODYRoadster
2011-07-25SVC-11-17-011OriginalNavtrak Water IngressCare points for water ingress to the Navtrak ECU, EU Roadsters17 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2011-07-08SVC-11-17-010OriginalCharge Default SettingChange in default current setting for all vehicles in the EU and some Asian markets17 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2011-05-27VEN-11-001OriginalCarbon Fiber RepairTesla's position statement regarding repair to carbon fiber materials10 - BODYRoadster
2011-05-24TSB-11-31-002OriginalRide Height AdjustmentCheck for proper ride height on base roadsters, adjust spring perch if necessary31 - SUSPENSIONRoadster
2011-05-20TSB-11-31-001OriginalLower Control Arm ClearanceChecking for adequate clearance between the parking brake cable guide and the wheel31 - SUSPENSIONRoadster
2011-05-16TN-11-16-001OriginalBattery R&I Checklist - RoadsterChecklist for Roadster battery removal and installation. Formerly SID-12-0038.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMRoadster
2011-03-07TSB-10-17-001Rev 1Power Share Adapter Cable Installation Roadster 1.5Installation of power share adapter cable to avoid intermittent no start in cold ambient temperatures, Roadster 1.517 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2011-02-15SVC-11-17-004OriginalHD Radio UpdateReplace HD radio module with updated part to reduce reception complaints17 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2011-02-15SVC-11-17-005OriginalAlpine Navigation Software UpdateUpdated Alpine navigation software availability17 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2011-02-11SVC-11-10-006OriginalRHD Footrest InstallationAvailability of updated footrest for RHD Roadsters10 - BODYRoadster
2011-02-11SVC-11-17-002OriginalBluetooth Module UpdateAvailability of new, more-compatible Bluetooth module that also reduces the amount of echo experienced during phone calls17 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2011-02-11SVC-11-17-003OriginalBluetooth Microphone LocationAdjustment of Bluetooth microphone position for reduced echo experienced during phone calls17 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2011-02-02SVC-11-40-001OriginalPem / Motor Fan ServicingProcedure for annual cleaning of PEM and/or motor fans40 - REAR DRIVE UNITRoadster
2010-10-19SVC-10-10-014OriginalWind Noise RepairExtra sealing is available to reduce wind noise at side windows10 - BODYRoadster
2010-10-07RCL-10-17-001Rev 112v Auxiliary Cable ContainmentCable routing and protection modification to 12V auxiliary cables, Roadster 2.017 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2010-10-07TSB-10-17-013Rev 312v Auxiliary Cable ContainmentCable routing and protection modification to 12V auxiliary cables, Roadster 2.017 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2010-09-27TSB-09-31-003Rev 2Front Suspension Damper ReservoirAdd edge protection strip to keep damper hose from chafing on upper control arm31 - SUSPENSIONRoadster
2010-09-14SVC-10-17-011OriginalCondensation Inside HeadlampsReseal headlamps to eliminate moisture ingress that causes condensation17 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2010-09-01TSB-10-10-008Rev 1Wheel Arch Liner ModificationWheel arch liner bracket installation to prevent sagging of NVH wheel liners10 - BODYRoadster
2010-09-01TSB-09-16-008Rev 4APS Grommet Inspection and RepairInspection, prevention and repair of battery water ingress from the APS grommet16 - BATTERY SYSTEMRoadster
2010-08-25TSB-10-10-012OriginalDoor Switch Support PlateTesting and replacement of door switch support plate with a stiffer part10 - BODYRoadster
2010-08-20SVC-10-18-010OriginalCondenser Fan Shroud UpdateImproved Roadster 2.5 fan shroud can be retrofitted to Roadster 1.5 and 2.018 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTRoadster
2010-08-19TSB-10-34-011OriginalTPMS Antenna ConnectionChecking TPMS antenna connection integrity on Roadster 2.034 - WHEELS AND TIRESRoadster
2010-08-18TSB-10-18-009OriginalHVAC Drain Tube Valve RemovalRemoval of drain tube valve to prevent isolation failures inside HVAC heater module18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTRoadster
2010-08-18TSB-10-16-010OriginalBMB Cover Re-TorqueRe-torque BMB cover bolts to revised torque spec16 - BATTERY SYSTEMRoadster
2010-07-08SVC-10-18-007OriginalHVAC Refrigerant Charge ReductionUpdated A/C refrigerant charge amount18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTRoadster
2010-07-03TSB-10-16-007OriginalBattery Pack ImbalanceFailed bleed circuit fuse can result in an imbalanced pack, leading to lower available range when fully charged16 - BATTERY SYSTEMRoadster
2010-06-21TSB-10-47-006OriginalDrive Button ModificationReplace drive button to prevent intermittent lockup of shift functions47 - TRANSMISSIONRoadster
2010-06-17TSB-10-17-005OriginalSwtichpack Aux Battery ChargeInstructions for testing and replacement of switchpack if 12V battery fails to charge17 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2010-06-11TSB-09-15-007Rev 1Floor Mat UpgradeInstallation of improved floor mats and anchors15 - INTERIOR TRIMRoadster
2010-05-11TSB-09-17-009Rev 1HVAC Pressure Transducer Wiring Harness Mod UpdateWiring harness modification prevents false refrigerant low pressure alarm during charge17 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2010-03-23TSB-10-17-004OriginalCondenser Fan Fuse UpgradeInstallation of updated condenser fan fuse17 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2010-03-16TSB-09-17-006Rev 1Sirius Tuner S1R-JVC1 Excessive Current DrawReplacement of Sirius Satellite module to prevent excessive current draw that may cause APS to stay on17 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2010-02-23TSB-10-17-003OriginalPower Share Adapter Cable Installation Roadster 2 EU/UK vehiclesInstallation of power share adapter cable to avoid intermittent no start, UK/EU17 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2010-02-02SVC-09-10-007Rev 2EV Light Ring De-Bond RepairLight ring re-bonding instructions10 - BODYRoadster
2010-01-20TSB-10-17-002OriginalPower Share Adapter Cable Installation Roadster 2Installation of power share adapter cable to avoid intermittent no start in cold ambient temperatures, Roadster 2.017 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2009-08-10VEN-09-002Rev 1EV Inlet Repair InstructionsLight ring re-bonding instructions for body shops10 - BODYRoadster
2009-07-24SVC-09-47-006OriginalTransmission Fill Procedure - SpecialDifferent fill procedure for certain G1BW transmissions47 - TRANSMISSIONRoadster
2009-06-02TSB-09-47-005OriginalTransmission Vent RetrofitInstallation of improved transmission vent47 - TRANSMISSIONRoadster
2009-05-28RCL-09-31-001Rev 1Rear Wheel Hub Flange Bolt TorqueRear hub flange bolts are under-torqued and may become loose31 - SUSPENSIONRoadster
2009-04-08TSB-09-18-004Rev 1HVAC PTC Controller Board ChangeInformation about updated HVAC PTC controller18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTRoadster
2009-03-30VEN-09-001Rev 1Checking Battery State of ChargeInstructions for body shops to check the battery state of charge while a Roadster is awaiting repairs16 - BATTERY SYSTEMRoadster
2009-03-11TSB-09-10-002OriginalWater Ingress at Forward Sill CavityInstructions for sealing the forward sill cavity to avoid water ingress10 - BODYRoadster
2009-02-20TSB-09-10-001OriginalHinge Seal ContainmentInstructions for sealing the area around the door hinges to avoid water ingress10 - BODYRoadster
2008-12-22SVC-08-18-012OriginalHVAC Controller PinsProcedure to straighten bent pins on 400V controller compressor controller connector18 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTRoadster
2008-12-16SVC-08-10-001Rev 1Water Ingress InspectionCheck hood cable grommet if water ingress is noted10 - BODYRoadster
2008-11-10TSB-08-40-002Rev 11.5 Powertrain UpgradeInstallation instructions for retrofit of Roadster 1.5 powertrain in Roadster 1.040 - REAR DRIVE UNITRoadster
2008-10-27TSB-08-18-004OriginalHVAC HV Controller FW UpdateInformation about Roadster HVAC high voltage controller firmware release 1.3118 - THERMAL MANAGEMENTRoadster
2008-10-15TSB-08-16-003OriginalPTC Heater ModificationModification to prevent isolation failures inside HVAC heater module.16 - BATTERY SYSTEMRoadster
2008-09-08TSB-08-12-001OriginalHardtop Removal and RefitInformation about replacement hardtop12 - EXTERIOR FITTINGSRoadster
2008-06-13SVC-08-10-006OriginalCharge Door Panel BondCharge door panel re-bonding instructions10 - BODYRoadster
2008-05-28SVC-08-17-005OriginalBulkhead Grommet DislodgedA grommet on the bulkhead can become dislodged, possibly allowing a wiring harness to chafe on the bulkhead17 - ELECTRICALRoadster
2008-05-14SVC-08-47-003OriginalTCM ConnectorTransmission controller connector installation care points47 - TRANSMISSIONRoadster
2008-05-14SVC-08-46-002OriginalCoolant Reservoir HoseCoolant leakage can be caused by a kinked coolant return hose at the reservoir46 - COOLINGRoadster