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Just got the DI_w147 greeting message. So when this pops up, are they usually replacing the drive unit under warranty, with no cost for the owner? Funny thing is that in the same time I received another nice couple: PM_w041_dasMIA & APS_w134_appMia. I called Tesla support and told them about...

You mean you rotated the latch? Or just moving it forward in/out made the alignment? In my case, I moved the latch in all possible positions: out-left, out-right, out-middle, in-left, in-right, in-middle, center-middle with no visible effect..... I preferred not to rotate it, though. (by...

You're my hero 😍

I think some adjustments to the hatch will follow, but first I want to see the rear door aligned with the fixed parts of the body. What I did (apart of the latch / striker adjustments) was to remove the upper glass, remove only the top part of both struts on the rear side while holding the door...

I could live with some uneven gaps (like different gap size between front fender-door compared with front-rear door, rear door - rear fender), but it drives me crazy when I see a door which seems it's not closed or heavily misaligned :eek:

Here there are the pictures from the car listing (they detailed the problem so the buyer will know), so before I did anything And here there are the pictures with the current status:

Hey @sorka - really nice job posting all the steps to the door's alignment. I just bought a used Model X and the rear passenger door is somehow misaligned - I managed to quickly solve what could be done from the latch / striker, and now I have the height adjusted pretty decent. However, still...