Tesla releases DIY guides for Model 3 maintenance

Tesla is embracing the growing demand for consumers to be able to fix stuff themselves by releasing a series of do-it-yourself guides for the Model 3.

The idea here is to allow owners to fix a range of problems without going through the hassle, time, and expense of having to schedule a Service appointment. As the list below reveals, the maintenance you can carry out at home is quite basic, but Tesla should be commended for offering this support.

• Restarting the Touchscreen

• Pairing a Bluetooth Phone

• Connecting to Wi-Fi

• Programming HomeLinkv

• Adding and Removing Keys

• Replacing the Key Fob Battery

• Installing Phone Charging Cable

• Installing Front License Plate Bracket

• Replacing Cabin Filters

• Checking and Adjusting Tire Pressures

• Topping Up Windshield Washer Fluid

• Replacing Wiper Blades

• Manually Releasing Charge Cable

• Calibrating Windows

• Removing and Installing Aero Covers

• Removing and Installing Lug Nut Covers Read more...