My dashboard has a bigger gap on the driver side than the passenger side. When the passenger door closes its very close to rubbing at the end. Seems to be just enough room to not bang but it’s tight. Drivers side has more clearance. Is this a normal design or is this just part of the panel gaps I should live with. Car is 3 weeks old.
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Dashboard not centered?
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JCtx
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I'll check mine next time I drive it; you got my curiosity going. Ha ha. But with Tesla's questionable build quality, I wouldn't be surprised. And as long as it doesn't touch, I'd leave it alone 
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.Probably will. I installed a carbon fiber overlay so it made it even closer hence me noticing.I'll check mine next time I drive it; you got my curiosity going. Ha ha. But with Tesla's questionable build quality, I wouldn't be surprised. And as long as it doesn't touch, I'd leave it alone
oalvarez
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Mine has a noticeable difference between the driver and passenger sides. Driver side gap is much larger. I actually need to check to see if the passenger door is rubbing on the dashboard as some days I get a rattle/run in noise but have yet to be able to spend the time required to identify the source. Seems somewhat temperature dependent for when I hear the noise, but who knows. Regardless, your dash offset sounds very similar to mine.
