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It probably depends on a lot of things, but I'd say minimum of 2 hours. It took them 7 hours to do mine. Keep in mind that they also do a four wheel alignment after replacing it.How long does it take a Tesla shop to replace the upper-control-arm ball joints? I am getting my TM3LR's replaced on Thursday 3 August.
I had our Tesla remote tech come by to verify the problem, he contacted the Tesla shop to install both ball joints. 2 days later I got a message from the Tesla store that they wanted be to bring the TM3LR to them the next week.2ish hours to take off and install, 45 day wait for a service appointment, and 2 weeks to get parts
Have any owners post build 12/2019 have front upper control arms replaced yet?
Tesla has made multiple revisions to upper control arms since the beginning of Model 3 production. He's trying to narrow down a date range since that's the easiest way. A more accurate way would be to use the revision in the part number for the control arms. The part number that I got for my driver side in July was FR UPR CTRL ARM ASSY, LH(1044321-00-G). That letter G is the revision, and Tesla would have started on revision A. So you can see they have made multiple changes along the way. Headlights have also had many revisions.Did they update them at that time or something?
They only need replacement if they start creaking. Although it seems likely that this will occur so just keep monitoring while under your warranty so that when it does occur you can have them replaced. This isn’t a recallWow, I have a 1/18 model 3 also, 25,000.
Tesla never told me those need replacement
This is super helpful. My build is April 2018 and I'm at 37k miles and sometimes I feel like I hear a squeak, but not always, so I thought my mind was playing tricks on me.Tesla has made multiple revisions to upper control arms since the beginning of Model 3 production. He's trying to narrow down a date range since that's the easiest way. A more accurate way would be to use the revision in the part number for the control arms. The part number that I got for my driver side in July was FR UPR CTRL ARM ASSY, LH(1044321-00-G). That letter G is the revision, and Tesla would have started on revision A. So you can see they have made multiple changes along the way. Headlights have also had many revisions.
By the way, my Model 3 was made in March 2018 and my driver side upper control arm started creaking at around 40,000 miles.