Tesla Model Y: Removing/Installing a Head Support
All head supports in the second and third row (if equipped) seating positions can be removed. To remove a head support:
1. Fully raise the head support by pulling it upward.
2. Press and hold the button located at the base of one of the posts.
3. Insert a short, flat object (such as a small flat-head screwdriver) into the opening in the base of the opposite post and pull the head support upward.
To re-install the head support:
1. With the front of the head support facing forward, insert both posts into the corresponding holes on the seat back.
2. Press downward on the head support until it clicks into place.
3. Pull upward on the head support to ensure that it is secure.
WARNING: Ensure that the head support is correctly installed before seating an occupant. Failure to do so increases the risk of injury or death if a collision occurs.
Seat Heaters
The front and second row seats contain heating pads that operate at three levels from 3 (highest) to 1 (lowest). To operate the seat heaters.
WARNING: To avoid burns resulting from prolonged use, individuals who have peripheral neuropathy, or whose capacity to feel pain is limited because of diabetes, age, neurological injury, or some other condition, should exercise caution when using the climate control system and seat heaters.
Seat Covers
WARNING: Do not use seat covers in Model Y. Doing so could restrict deployment of the seat-mounted side air bags if a collision occurs. Also, if the vehicle is equipped with an occupant detection system that is used to determine the status of the passenger front airbag, seat covers may interfere with this system.
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Wearing Seat Belts
Using seat belts and child safety seats is the most
effective way to protect occupants if a collision occurs.
Therefore, wearing a seat belt is required by law in most
jurisdictions.
Both the driv
To Fasten a Belt
1. Ensure correct positioning of the seat (see Correct
Driving Position).
2. Draw the belt out smoothly, ensuring the belt lays flat
across the pelvis, chest and mid-point of your collar
bone, bet
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Choosing a Child Safety Seat
All children age 12 and under should ride in the second and third row seats.
Always use a child safety seat suitable
for a young child's age and weight. The following table is based on child safety
seat recommendations determined
by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in t
Valet Mode
When Model Y is in Valet mode, the following
restrictions apply:
Speed is limited to 70 mph (113 km/h).
Maximum acceleration and power are limited.
Front trunk and glovebox are locked.
Home and Work locations are not available in the
navigation system.
Voice commands are disabled.
Autopilo
