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Can confirm as of today this works on my 2018 Model 3 Long Range. Super helpful, like the other guy said, there is a big blue wire buried at the backside of the harness shown in the video. There's the one that's twisted together with the white wire, do not use this, use the single large blueish gray wire. Ground it on the large bolt that grounds the dash as shown in the video. I used the blendmount kit for my Valentine V1. Thanks for the vid bro, I spent all day trying to find something that works for the earlier model 3's.

For anyone watching this who was in the same position as I was, the blue cable you are looking for is in the very back of the bundle of wires, it is NOT the thin blue cable towards the front.

A lot of us having the same issue with Driver side rear wheel making this noise, seems like we should’ve had a recall

Had this issue with my 2020 M3 at 78k miles. Booked with Fremont service center, the tech there (Jonathan) knew immediately what this was. They’re replacing all the nuts and regreasing everything now.

I’m so glad to see other people doing this in schools too

Will tesla provide free service if the charge port door is broken within 1 year

My model Y does this. But it doesn’t do it very consistently. Would this always be a consistent issue or is my click is something else? it does make this exact sound though. while decelerating or accelerating at low speed.

Great and clear video! I’d love to install a mount for a bike rack on my ‘21 M3SR+ (RWD), but I’m not sure if that model allows a hitch or if I’d need a LR or Performance M3 for that?

Thank you for this video I was able to fix my car 😊

Hi , thank you so much for video. But what makes the clicking sound? ..I don’t have any tools/experience to do this.😢

I have this on my model S on the back

This tik sound was driving me nuts, the Tesla dealership didn't know what was wrong, replaced lower control arms, noise was still there. This video saved me from some daily annoyance and stress from not knowing what was going on with my car, thank you for taking the time to make this video!

Try his song should be at 144 bpm

The foil tape idea was gold. Thanks for that. I would have just smeared it on there and then wasted a bunch of towels and brakeclean cleaning the threads haha.

Thank you for the video. I had most parts to do this at home so this was a quick fix. Did a few things differently but same overall process. Tesla wanted to charge $270.

Bless the trombones the woodwinds were really good though!

This worked for my 2013 Tesla model S Did exactly what you did on the video and the noise is gone. Thanks 😊

Thank you for your video. This fixed my issue. You couldn't of been more helpful.

How’d you get the cable off the interior camera??

I did this maintenance today and use M-77 lube. Used the higher torque (220 ftlb) instead of the 180. Let’s see how long it lasts. So far day 1 the clicking has STOPPED!!

I have the same car but not the problem yet. But I really hope to get it after watching this video. Really great documentation of the issue and solution. Thanks!

Telsa's own service manual states, "Apply approximately 1 gram of Molykote M-77 Lubricant Paste only to the hub mating face on the outboard side of the LH rear drive unit halfshaft." There is a special note: "CAUTION Do not apply any lubricant to the halfshaft splines. If lubricant is mistakenly applied, wipe the splines clean with a shop towel." So seems like apply to the backside where the two surfaces mate, but NOT on the splines

How many pins are the mirror

Does anyone happen know understand what's actually causing the clicking? What's happening when we hear it, and how does the lubrication prevent it?

i took mine out, turn it around 180* and re-install them facing backward

So glad you took the time to share this! Big Thank You, Jon

I did this following your video and it worked a treat. Did both head rests in an hour. Thank you.

Any alternative lubricants for the loctite?

Teslas have probably the worst build quality of any car I’ve ever seen

anybody have any idea how to prevent this? this is my 3rd time doing this in 3/4 years.

Straight to the point ! Best Video on Youporn. Ever !

Very informative. Thanks! I was looking at a used Model 3 recently and I found the headrest position absolutely unbearable. I'm stunned that more people haven't/don't complain about this. I'm a 6'0" 177 pound male who likes to sit up straight and not have my neck pushed into a position that requires chiropractic treatment after each drive.

this is the most beautiful piece

How did you create the cardboard cut out?

Ugh, im positive my kid somehow managed to drop her Airpod underneath the seat. Same process for the Y you think?

This design is similar to how the Land Rover hitch system works on LR3/4/Range Rover Sport. I think LR does it better since there is no play in hitch once it is latched into the frame. Also, LR delivers all their vehicles from the factory with the frame in place, you only need to buy the adapters.

Great trumpet solo! :)

It was solved in the same way through the video a while ago. Even if I hit the shaft shaft with a hammer, it didn't go in as easily as the video, but after retracting to some extent, I reassembled it through cleaning and Guris, and the noise disappeared. thank you 🙏🏻

Same issue on my 2021 Model Y with 36k miles, driver’s rear side. Is this covered under Tesla warranty?

Hey, I was wondering if that wire would supply a 12volt current until the car goes to sleep like anything plugged into my center console. I’m trying to have my accessory turn off after I exit the car so if they supply’s power until car goes to sleep rather then occupant has left then I can’t use this?

This video is AWESOME. I am so frustrated at the horrible angle and stiffness of my MY front seat headrests. I'm going to try the flip around technique I read in the comments below and hope it works. Your bar bending technique is very helpful, but I would still love the rest to be at least flush with the back. Anyway, off to try this now..!

what do you use to deter thieves from breaking the window and trying the seat?

thank you for this video and files!

it’s giving meh, not that good.

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Great video, Jon!

many saying the design is for safety, but i m sure i will die by neck pain.

thanks a million. Just bought a M3, drove 500 km and wanted to return the car because of neck pain. So thankful!

Anybody know if the Model Y has a similar setup?

****FOR THOSE WITH WHEEL COVERS ONLY- And update-7 months and 11k miles later, NO CLICK**** For everyone contemplating doing this, I just want it to be known my experience, 2020 Model Y with Gemini wheels, all I did was (with the car on the ground and the wheel still on) pop the wheel cover off, axle nut is right there 32mm 6 point socket for the axel nut, breaker bar to remove the nut put some WD40 on it and put it back on (I didn’t use a torque wrench I probably over torqued the hell out of it) but it is not clicking at all any more. Maybe worth just taking the nut off for a sec and torquing it back to spec or even just goodntight without the moly paste