Don't Replace Your Tesla Screen Until You Watch This!

My 2016 Tesla Model S developed the common instrument cluster screen bubbling/delamination issue behind the steering wheel. Rather than replacing the entire unit, I decided to take it apart and repair it myself. In this video I show: ✅ Removing the instrument cluster ✅ Disassembling the display ✅ Separating the damaged bubbled layer ✅ The final result If you own a Tesla Model S or Model X with MCU1-era screens, this is a common problem that can make the dashboard look tired and damaged. Hopefully this video helps you decide whether to repair it yourself or replace the unit. 🚗 Vehicle: 2016 Tesla Model S 85D 📍 Filmed in Ukraine If you enjoy Tesla ownership, repairs, road trips and real-world EV content, consider subscribing to Tesla Model S Adventures. #TeslaModelS #TeslaRepair #TeslaDIY #ElectricVehicle #EVLife #TeslaOwners #TeslaModelSAdventures #Tesla85D #TeslaMaintenance #DIYRepair