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Interesting, I have recently started applying the 303 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KN0UOEE/ stuff.Amazon.com
Please use this on your seals, for any cars, it's freaking awesome.
I would assume so since it's being used in aerospace applications where conditions are much tougher.Interesting, I have recently started applying the 303 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KN0UOEE/ stuff.
But is the one you recommend better ? Chemours Krytox GPL105 1oz Needle Nose Bottle - Industrial Oil: Amazon.com: Industrial & Scientific ?
I have an appointment at my service center for this in a little over a weeks time. No word yet if it’s being covered under warranty or not. Bought the X used from Tesla two weeks ago. Still haven’t received the initial write up from service for the work to be approved.any new updates from people's experience with warranty replacement in 2021?
mine are going bad as well
Good to know... I'm down in Canyon Lake and usually get mine serviced at the San Antonio center. If I am unable to get it under warranty there, then I may take it up to Austin and get their opinion.I just finally had mine replaced. I've posted several times in this thread about my saga.
After sending photos showing the car/doors taking IN water while closed, they replaced the FWD windows under warranty.
Not sure how a cosmetic issue with "dust seals", allowed water in the car.
Either way I'm happy I didn't fork out $2250 for this, it clearly is a warranty issue, and the fact that half the SC do the job for free, is just frustrating. I had to open 3 different service requests to get this handled.
Service done at service center in Austin.
I have followed this subject for some time and got theAmazon.com
Please use this on your seals, for any cars, it's freaking awesome.
I recommend going the dispute route, or read between the lines below.I'm at a service center now trying to get my weather stripping replaced and they said is $2200 since they aren't covered under warranty. They too told me to just cut it off but it may let in some noise but wouldn't let water in.
Did anyone here cut them off? Can you post pics?
Or did anyone email corporate and escalate the issue since some people had it covered and some didn't?
Here are the requested pictures. I had applied some of the suggested treatments to the rubber but by the time they start getting gooey and start coming off on rags, your clothing and skin, it probably is too late. So I took a sharp knife blade and very clumsily cut off the gooey parts back to good rubber, just a very small amount, so my clothes and rags don't get stained by the old rubber. So far, no leaks or problems but I might go back to the Service Center and ask a quote to replace the seals... just for my knowledge.I'm at a service center now trying to get my weather stripping replaced and they said is $2200 since they aren't covered under warranty. They too told me to just cut it off but it may let in some noise but wouldn't let water in.
Did anyone here cut them off? Can you post pics?
Or did anyone email corporate and escalate the issue since some people had it covered and some didn't?
Thanks MBP11, I just had a quote to replace the seals and it was 2300 to replace both pieces of FWD glass.Here are the requested pictures. I had applied some of the suggested treatments to the rubber but by the time they start getting gooey and start coming off on rags, your clothing and skin, it probably is too late. So I took a sharp knife blade and very clumsily cut off the gooey parts back to good rubber, just a very small amount, so my clothes and rags don't get stained by the old rubber. So far, no leaks or problems but I might go back to the Service Center and ask a quote to replace the seals... just for my knowledge.
thanks WinterX. I'm bout to go through Arbitration route. Thank you again!I recommend going the dispute route, or read between the lines below.
For myself they wouldn't budge, and wasn't until I had photos / videos of the doors leaking and taking on a lot of water. Only then, did these non-essential dust seals get replaced. Ironically, on my invoice, there are no other parts mentioned, other than the 2 FWD top windows.
SO these dust seals can cause the car to take on water..... BUT are not important, and not covered under warranty. because they're only dust seals.... ?
Despite my previous attempts to have this part covered under warranty, and the presumed documentation under my profile at the SC, these were replaced without question or requet.
Well, use it as the reason to negotiate the price.Pictures of the Falcon door from a 2017 X 100D. Is this a reason not to buy this particular Tesla. Any and all comments are welcome.
I never used anything but car shampoo yet still seals deteriorated about 2 years into ownership and got replaced (under warranty)Is it possible that this seal issue is from using a product like Rain-X? Not trying to shift blame or anything, but it would be good to know if it was a common factor among cars with melted seals.