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Tesla said it is under review with engineering. So far no replacement yetI was cleaning my seats today and noticed I had similar stains on both sides of my rear passenger seats. Does anyone have an update if they've been able to resolve this with Tesla?
My rear seats came with belt satin and driver seat came with water satin. They replaced the seat cover for the driver seat at no cost. FYII was cleaning my seats today and noticed I had similar stains on both sides of my rear passenger seats. Does anyone have an update if they've been able to resolve this with Tesla?
Thanks for the information. I think at this point I'll wait and see what fix they decide to do later. Hopefully it falls under warranty.My rear seats came with belt satin and driver seat came with water satin. They replaced the seat cover for the driver seat at no cost. FYI
I just picked up my Model 3 with white interior and noticed some initial wicking of seatbelt dye on to the seats. Obviously I want to address this before there is any permanent staining. Is there something I can do at home, or would you recommend taking it to a detailer?That's the smoking gun right there... proof that it's the dye transferring from the seat belt fabric onto the seat material and staining it. I would remove all seat belts completely from the car and have a detail shop soak them in degreaser and steam clean them thoroughly until no more color comes off on your white rag. Good luck!
Removing the seatbelts is the best way to ensure that they're not only clean, but thoroughly rinsed of any residue. If you feel confident in that procedure then certainly you could do it yourself.I just picked up my Model 3 with white interior and noticed some initial wicking of seatbelt dye on to the seats. Obviously I want to address this before there is any permanent staining. Is there something I can do at home, or would you recommend taking it to a detailer?
Removing the seatbelts is the best way to ensure that they're not only clean, but thoroughly rinsed of any residue. If you feel confident in that procedure then certainly you could do it yourself.
I’m here looking for updated info too. My June 2021 Model Y is developing these seatbelt marks as well.Reviving an old thread. I have this issue on the back seats of my late model 2019. Anyone get Tesla to replace the material under warranty?
From a service report I received in November 2020.I’m here looking for updated info too. My June 2021 Model Y is developing these seatbelt marks as well.
YesIs this issue still present in cars manufactured within say the past 6 months?