With the Model S now in production, there’s plenty of interest in installing a peripheral fan on your Model S. However, this can also be difficult for new owners to get their hands on.

We’ve been using the same method to install the new, optional fan on our Model S for the past few months.

The process is relatively simple, though it requires a bit more work.

Here’s how it goes:First, you’ll need to get your Model s into a garage.

Next, you’re going to need a suitable fan.

The fan can be anything from a standard 18v fan to a 24v fan, depending on what you want to achieve.

The fan that you choose needs to be able to pump air into the air duct of your Model s battery pack.

Once it’s plugged in, plug the fan into the charger and start using it.

We recommend getting your Models battery plugged in and powered from a 3.5mm jack, but you can also get one of the USB chargers.

The charger is the one that has the USB-C port, which plugs into the front of your charger.

Plug the charger into the battery and wait for it to charge.

This is how your fan should work, so make sure to get the charger charged before proceeding.

Once the charger is charged, plug it back into the fan and turn it on.

Once the fan starts to run, plug your battery into the wall outlet and then wait for your Model to be plugged into the outlet.

Your Model should now be fully powered up and ready to go.

Now, plug in your Model 3 and you should see a green light, indicating the fan is now active.

It’s time to go to the Tesla website and install the fan.

On the Tesla site, there are instructions for how to install fan fans on your car, and for what your Model needs to look like in order to do this.

The first step is to find out which Model Model is required to install this fan, and then follow that guide.

Once you’ve found your Model, go to Model View and then Model View in-dash display.

The model is going to look something like this:Now that you’ve figured out which model you need to install it on, you can choose to install on any Model.

You can install on either the rear or the front.

There’s a choice to install directly on the rear, or you can install the same fan at the top of the trunk.

The fans can be installed on the left or the right side of the Model.

We recommend installing them on the front for the best performance.

Here’s what you’ll see when you install the fans:Once the fans are installed, the Model should look something similar to this:And that’s that.

You’re ready to start driving!

This guide will help you get the best out of your new fan on a Model S, and help you determine if you’re ready for this.