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Definitely appears to be temperature related. Had this start on my 100D when the weather turned cold and it stopped as weather warmed up. My August 2019 LR Raven started making the same noise on hard acceleration (even when suspension set to Low) around November. I haven’t reported it to SC yet but I’m monitoring. Does Tesla honor warranty if replacement part doesn’t fix for the long term what seems to be a design flaw?Same here, after the bearings get warm it goes away. SO there is warming even in A Tesla, thought to be not the case. Perhaps you 100s out there are flooring it right out of the garage or right after work?
This shouldn't be a requirement but each time I've had this problem (I'm on my fourth model S with this issue) I've had to jump through hoops to demonstrate the problem, even though it is clearly very well known. I eventually identified that the problem only happens when the car has been sitting for a while. I assume this relates to cold but I've found that after driving for a while (not sure how long) the problem goes away even if its still very cold outside.My SC said they wouldn't replace anything unless the vibration was present with the car on low (air suspension) but the SB doesn't say anything about that being a requirement.
Same here, its vibrate bcuz the suspension set on high, they tried 2 times and my car is not produce the noise or vibrate, so I just forget about it.My SC said they wouldn't replace anything unless the vibration was present with the car on low (air suspension) but the SB doesn't say anything about that being a requirement.
Mine rattles on low suspension setting.Same here, its vibrate bcuz the suspension set on high, they tried 2 times and my car is not produce the noise or vibrate, so I just forget about it.
My car was manufactured after the date of this bulletin, which refers to "older versions ....". .... but I do believe the noise is coming from the left side.Here is the service bulletin. https://teslaownersonline.com/attachments/e0887027-9dc6-4b24-9894-14af24d209ba-jpeg.28126/
You should bring to SC and point that out.My car was manufactured after the date of this bulletin, which refers to "older versions ....". .... but I do believe the noise is coming from the left side.
You should bring to SC and point that out.
I did brought mine 2 times, could not reproduce the noise so I just let it go, mine is S 2015 70D.
90 is not the slowest. I have an S60 and never have had an issue, now at 70K miles. Plenty of other sh-t thoIt happens to the "slow" ones too.