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    Please help: frunk flew open on highway, bent hood, and smashed windshield. Tesla refusing to repair

    I have a Raven and the button is still there!
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    Driver Door Klonk

    Just a stupid idea, have you checked the attachment screws in the front of the door? Some were loose on my car.
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    My FWD door is stuck open due to a botched DIY adjustment

    Ok, now I understand! Sorry for this. In my earlier explanation I mixed latch and striker, should be "backwards" as you said. (I have been working with the frunk latch recently)! Sorry again, thanks for correction!
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    My FWD door is stuck open due to a botched DIY adjustment

    May be there are some mistake in what we mean by "striker and latch". I mean the striker is situated in the moving door and the latch is in the chassis, the sill.
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    My FWD door is stuck open due to a botched DIY adjustment

    I just moved it forward-backwards and very little in-out. -Sorry, what do you mean by rotate the latch?
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    My FWD door is stuck open due to a botched DIY adjustment

    I had about the same trouble but not exactly, I think. The door was front inwards and rear out a few mm:s and about some mm low. The "low" was adjusted with the striker lowered in the door itself. The "in and out" by moving the the latch a little bit forward with some minor adjustings in or out
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    Raven X - how are you charging a second phone?

    Between the front seats in a suitable place.
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    Raven X - how are you charging a second phone?

    We use the rear USB:s, so it is not a problem!
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    Are adjustable toe arms necessary for better rear tire wear?

    Often they are marked "outside" even if they are unidirectional.
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    Are adjustable toe arms necessary for better rear tire wear?

    I don´t know because only 3k miles, but the old right tire had -1.5 degrees according to measurements when the arms were installed. This was not enough, even if it was better than the left tire which had -2.5 degrees with very bad inner wear. Replaced both rear at about 15k. Total toe ealier...
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    Are adjustable toe arms necessary for better rear tire wear?

    I have installed camber arms from Unplugged and tried to have -1.0 degree camber in low . It was not possible to set toe-in to an acceptable value with OEM adjusting means on the left side. I had to go back to -1.5 degree to be able to have acceptable toe-in. Raven 2019.
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    Are adjustable toe arms necessary for better rear tire wear?

    Raven, and I think earlier MX, has adjustable eccentric bolts for toe-in, but no adjustable arms from Tesla new deliveries.
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    Are adjustable toe arms necessary for better rear tire wear?

    No not legacy MX!!
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    Front Passenger Safety Restraint System Fault

    Sorry but this was under the first week when the car was new , so Tesla fixed it twice before it was ok. You have to look under the seat and search for some loose connector. It could just be not inserted enough. Safety cables should be yellow color I think, not quite sure!
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    Model X - Adjustable Camber arms to reduce rear tire wear

    I meant the rear of course! Sorry I thought we discussed the rear.