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Refinishing Park Assist Sensors: Tesla

I-CAR · June 15, 2022 · Tesla

Summary

Tesla allows the painting of new, unfinished park assist sensors but strictly prohibits the repainting of already-painted sensors. Technicians must follow specific guidelines, including not scuffing the sensor membrane and ensuring paint does not extend more than 4 mm (5/32 in) from the front surface of the sensor membrane.

What to do on the job

Replace any already-painted parking sensors instead of repainting them, and when painting new sensors, do not scuff the membrane and limit paint extension to 4 mm from the front surface.

How to use it

Use this document to justify the replacement of damaged or already-painted park assist sensors on Tesla vehicles, as Tesla explicitly states they cannot be repainted. It also serves as a guideline for billing the precise labor required to paint new, unfinished sensors without scuffing and within the 4 mm paint limit.

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