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Yes we know the root cause but we need an engineer to acknowledge. I don’t want to say too much yet but I’ll report more as it develops.My crude guess is, that there is a spline shaft that has difference lengths of “engagement” depending on suspension height. When the vehicle is on a higher suspension setting the spline has less engagement and therefore more play (allowing it to wobble, under load).
I don’t have Facebook. If you could keep us posted on here, that would be great. Thank you!There will be soon. Join the discussion here
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What happened, if you don’t mind me asking? I’m currently waiting on delivery of a Model X.I won’t be. Thankfully I don’t own a Tesla anymore. My ownership experience was horrible. Tesla screwed my family and treated us like dog *sugar* after spending $100,000 on a brand new Model X. I don’t come here anymore.
sorry
And this kind of crappy attitude why I stay away.And yet,.....your here
I have a YouTube channel. I won’t post a link here because people here. Will only thumbs down and leave me crappy comments for speaking the truth about Tesla. I was IN LOVE with my car. A HUGE FANBOY. But not anymore.What happened, if you don’t mind me asking? I’m currently waiting on delivery of a Model X.