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I did the pinch strips on my FWD's and that helped a lot.I’ve found the FWD trim to be the worse and the tailgate plastic
Tap the forward trim strips that cover the leading edge of the FWD's. You will probably find that they rattle a lot. Some of it goes away when they are closed because it compresses, but not all. The buttons that Tesla uses just don't secure it very well either. I am going to go on the prowl at my local automotive store for some more flexible buttons that should help snug those strips up closer to the door.Which trim? I still have not identified where the sound is coming from....
I did the pinch strips on my FWD's and that helped a lot.
Have not gotten to the tailgate yet. Exactly what and how did you attack that?
Rats. Hoping you would have done the debugging for me.With the tailgate it appears to be the plastic trim on the actual tailgate but not removed it yet still on my list....
A ranger did it for me.You got a pic? Not sure where this is?
My MS had this and they put foam and strips in door cavity at SC and fixed it without affecting soundNot sure if I am the only one who is getting this annoying sound whenever there is deep bass in the sound track. Its from the back (maybe 3rd row?) and it is just obnoxious.
Do you mean the emergency handle release cover or the entire bottom cover of the lift gate?My service advisor said that the rectangular plastic piece on the liftgate above the latch has been a source of rattles for people. I taped mine in place.
I also found in my FWD that screws where missing on both sides