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Gaps on rubber trim

Discussion in 'Model 3: Interior & Exterior' started by treepiggy, Dec 23, 2019.

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    #1 treepiggy, Dec 23, 2019
    Is it normal to have gaps on the normal rubber trim of the rear passenger side door / small glass panels. I do not see many posts about this. I worry about the sensors getting water damage / water getting into the interior.


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