Tesla Model X second row seat stuck or broke DIY fix.

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Does your Tesla Model X rear seats stick, not move, or not recline? You're not alone, and we've got you covered! In this video, we show you step-by-step how to replace Tesla Part Number: 1093238-00-F, the CBL AND ACTUATOR ASY, EZ STOPR 2R SEAT RH.
Tesla will only replace the entire seat assembly instead of the part that is broke, to the tune of $3000!
🔧 What You'll Learn:
Tools needed for the replacement
Safety precautions
Detailed removal of the old actuator and cable assembly
Installation of the new part
Testing to ensure proper functionality
Unfortunately as described in Creative Engineering Projects Video: • How to Fix Half-Reclin...
This problem persists due to the motor run time putting a huge load on the plastic gears causing them to break, so it may happen again without software modification by Tesla.
🛠 Tools Required:
Screwdrivers
Socket set
Trim removal tools
Safety gloves
📦 Parts Required:
Tesla Part Number: 1093238-00-F (CBL AND ACTUATOR ASY, EZ STOPR 2R SEAT RH)
📅 Estimated Time:
Approximately 1-2 hours
💡 Pro Tips:
Keep track of all screws and components removed to ensure a smooth reassembly.
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Creative Engineering Projects Video: • How to Fix Half-Reclin...

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@kspartan0214 2 месяца назад

Love your ability to fix these Teslas. Keep up the videos!

@reeldealev 2 месяца назад

Thank you, and I appreciate the comment!

@creativeengineeringprojects 2 месяца назад

Nice! Yeah, that's the "easy way" I was talking about in my video, but after your description of muddling around with that rear cable junction, I wonder if replacing the plastic gears the way I did it in my video is actually the easy way! Thanks for the citation, btw.

@reeldealev 2 месяца назад

Thanks for the reply and it’s good to know the tags got you, Great video! I might try it your way next time, monkeying around under there isn’t the easiest

@jackgreenstalk777 2 месяца назад

Thanks for sharing. Great service

@reeldealev 2 месяца назад

You bet

@andreal6743 2 месяца назад

Great video. Do you know if this will be a similar fix for a 2016 model x?

@reeldealev 2 месяца назад

Yes it will

@matthewnelson5680 Месяц назад

I appreciate the video. I'm in the middle of this repair, but on the PASSENGER side. That single seat has less space, so I'm having a real struggle getting that rear cable box open. There is very little room around it. Have you had any success doing the passenger side?

@reeldealev Месяц назад

I have not done a passenger side, I assumed it would be about the same, good to know.

@matthewnelson5680 Месяц назад

@@reeldealev I finally figured out a way. It's MUCH harder because there's no extra space between components under there. The trick is to temporarily reposition the rear cable junction box for easier access. Here's the way: To get into that rear cable junction box on the passenger side. 1) Remove metal cover plate of old actuator assembly. 2) remove short cable from inside gear and fully detach from actuator assembly. 3) Push cable junction backward toward back of seat until it clears other cables below it, including “pigtail” cable you just detached from actuator. Now it should hang down below the back of the seat. 4) Cut the zip tie and pry the tabs to remove the cover. 5) Remove short cable from junction. 6) Return open junction box to it’s previous position, forward sitting above other cables. 7) Inside junction box, attach new short cable end which is attached to new in-tact actuator assembly to junction box. 8) Snap junction box cover back in place. 9) Zip tie junction box. From there you can proceed with the rest of the re-assembly as previously described.