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MY-Y

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Mar 4, 2020
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MD
With much concern from reading this forum and armed with my checklist, I headed out for my MY this afternoon. Its not perfect, but pretty close. Two paint imperfections that will be buffed out, a tiny chip near the headlight, and the biggest issue, a small scratch on the window where they scraped the window sticker off.

It's funny, I checked my other cars for panel gaps before heading out. I've always been happy with them, yet they have some of the same panel alignment issues that are highlighted on Teslas.

I did notice a couple of issues driving home. The FM radio wouldn't play - screen reboot fixed that. One time I entered the car, the passenger window rolled down 1", and at 70, there was some very low frequency noise (I'll check then hatch bumpers soon.)

I updated to the latest SW when I got home, so hopefully the window rolling down issue is solved.
 
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MY-Y

Member
Mar 4, 2020
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871
MD
Update: spending some time looking at home, there are two other things that need to be fixed and one that I may ask to be fixed.
1. Small scratch on bumper through the paint
2. Passenger door top trim is wrinkled- like it was mounted with a hammer.
3. Red color on hood isn't even - not sure if I care enough, will have to reevaluate in the sun tomorrow.

There are multiple minor paint imperfections. I guess I see the car as a wear-item vs a piece of fine art, so those don't bug me too much.
 

nebarle

Member
Mar 18, 2020
21
7
Summerville
Update: spending some time looking at home, there are two other things that need to be fixed and one that I may ask to be fixed.
1. Small scratch on bumper through the paint
2. Passenger door top trim is wrinkled- like it was mounted with a hammer.
3. Red color on hood isn't even - not sure if I care enough, will have to reevaluate in the sun tomorrow.

There are multiple minor paint imperfections. I guess I see the car as a wear-item vs a piece of fine art, so those don't bug me too much.

What is your vin?
 

nebarle

Member
Mar 18, 2020
21
7
Summerville
12xxx Owings Mills, MD.

Tail lights, charger door, and the rest of the stuff on the checklist are all fine.

Thanks for the vin.

I am glad that it turned out fine for you. I had to refuse my first delivery (vin 7088). Just got a new vin assigned today 15xxx, so crossing my fingers that it works out this time.
 

dandrewk

Supporting Member
Jun 25, 2019
1,221
857
Marin County, CA
I asked my sales advisor. I haven't seen the car yet. I do believe the build date is on a sticker on the door frame.

The month/year is on the door frame, but not the date. The actual date is on a sticker on the windshield, but that's always removed before delivery. Otherwise, a delivery specialist should be able to tell you the exact date.
 

MY-Y

Member
Mar 4, 2020
823
871
MD
Mine shipped on 6/8, the door sticker says 6/20. Probably built 6/3 - 6/7.

BTW, it has the AWD 990 motor and heat pump compressor wrap.
 

BreatheEasier

Member
Mar 26, 2020
488
307
Northern Virginia
Mine shipped on 6/8, the door sticker says 6/20. Probably built 6/3 - 6/7.

BTW, it has the AWD 990 motor and heat pump compressor wrap.

I'm hoping your build date is a good sign for my delivery tomorrow. Vastly different VIN 90xx, but my build date is 6/6. Picking up in Tyco. Happy to hear you had the compressor wrap, maybe by that point all MYs had it.
 

MY-Y

Member
Mar 4, 2020
823
871
MD
That's great. How were you able to confirm that these items were included? I pick up on Sunday.

For the compressor, I removed the plastic cover under the front trunk and looked. For the motor, you can see the motor ID plate through the rear driver's wheel (with the Gemini cover removed). I couldn't read it that way, but it made it easy to see where to hold my cell phone behind the wheel and take a picture. The 990 model number is easy to read that way.
 

chengka

Member
Dec 6, 2019
102
68
Denver, CO
For the compressor, I removed the plastic cover under the front trunk and looked. For the motor, you can see the motor ID plate through the rear driver's wheel (with the Gemini cover removed). I couldn't read it that way, but it made it easy to see where to hold my cell phone behind the wheel and take a picture. The 990 model number is easy to read that way.
Was the frunk trim loose, like we've seen on early cars?
 

TomServo

Active Member
Apr 10, 2014
1,075
612
Belleville IL
Does anyone recall at what VIN breakpoint did Model 3 QC's drastically improve? Right now it appears that Tesla has built roughly 15K MY's. I'm holding off a bit longer as I'm in no hurry.
 

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