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I think it's just the reflection. Doe it look dented to you? I would think if it was dented it would have a more concentrated warping of the image, this looks uniformly spread out. Or am I missing the obvious?What about that driver door panel?
I think it's just the reflection. Doe it look dented to you? I would think if it was dented it would have a more concentrated warping of the image, this looks uniformly spread out. Or am I missing the obvious?
Looks like he's turning to me so the wheel is tilted toward the camera.i meant the alignment
Look at the bottom third of the car where that bluish part is.
I can see a tiny bit. The other explanation is that the door does not set in quite right there. Even 2 mm difference could be noticeable at the angle the picture is taken at. I would not mess with it until the seals settle in, if needed at all.i meant the alignment
Look at the bottom third of the car where that bluish part is.
I have the same behavior in my X. Just recently the passenger window went completely out of alignment all by itself, and the wind noise sounded so bad I thought the glass would fly off. After dinner, the drive home was silent, so the window somehow fixed itself. I don't understand why Tesla had to re-invent the window! I've never had these types of problems in other cars.I swear lots of times this car's doors and windows are acting as if they are possessed.
Rumor has it that all the clicking we hear is the doors recalibrating themselves, so there may be some truth in this statement.Initally my driver window loses calibration after the window tint and I resetted only the driver window successfully. But after I got home, turned off car and opened my passenger side door somehow it made that window lose it's calibration too so I reset both windows at that time just to be sure. I swear lots of times this car's doors and windows are acting as if they are possessed.
I remember seeing a quick fix for this but cant find the thread. Anyone know?Doesn't it seem like his model X has a window issue?
I thought the procedure was just to lower the window all the way down and hold the button for 10 seconds and then move it to the top and hold the button for 10 seconds too, and then maybe repeat once or twice until it does the right thing.I remember seeing a quick fix for this but cant find the thread. Anyone know?