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On my passenger side (both doors), I always have to push the fat part of the door handle in twice before the door will actually unlatch from the locking mechanism. It's the same old sticky seal deal that I have dealt with on multiple occasions. This is not a huge deal for me, but when I have passengers, they are always confused on why the door won't open and struggle with it.
Previously when I have had this issue, I've just called Tesla service and they've come out after a few weeks to fix it. Now my car is two years old and I'm wondering if they will still do it for free- it seems to be a design flaw that I feel like they should handle (pun not intended).
I'm wondering if there is a way I can fix this issue by myself since it happens every few months it seems like.
Thanks!
On my passenger side (both doors), I always have to push the fat part of the door handle in twice before the door will actually unlatch from the locking mechanism. It's the same old sticky seal deal that I have dealt with on multiple occasions. This is not a huge deal for me, but when I have passengers, they are always confused on why the door won't open and struggle with it.
Previously when I have had this issue, I've just called Tesla service and they've come out after a few weeks to fix it. Now my car is two years old and I'm wondering if they will still do it for free- it seems to be a design flaw that I feel like they should handle (pun not intended).
I'm wondering if there is a way I can fix this issue by myself since it happens every few months it seems like.
Thanks!