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Could we please have this thread moved so it's findable for both Model S AND Model Y owners?
Thanks!
Could we please have this thread moved so it's findable for both Model S AND Model Y owners?
Thanks!
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Could we please have this thread moved so it's findable for both Model S AND Model Y owners?
Thanks!
Quick question for Model X owners out there. Is the shudder problem present in the Performance models as well ? Would be useful. Thanks.
My 2016 MX has had 2 replacements under warranty and 1 more when suspension was slightly damaged in an accident.Did not get the shudder after service today. Invoice shows the repairs done. Hope it remains shudder free. Have lived with it since 2016.View attachment 521135
That is not the same thing. The shudder is a vibration from the front of the car that can be felt in the cabin. It's relatively inaudible but you can definitely feel it. It's also reproducible under acceleration in certain speed ranges.So let me ask... when we talk about "shudder"... does it include a clunking sound as well? I get a clunk-clunk-clunk when moderately accelerating from stop. Feels almost like something is loose - might even be in the rear. Before I take it in and get a "this is a known issue" - is that a symptom you all are seeing?
June 2020 Raven build, 15,437 miles before you ask
That is not the same thing. The shudder is a vibration from the front of the car that can be felt in the cabin. It's relatively inaudible but you can definitely feel it. It's also reproducible under acceleration in certain speed ranges.
That is not the same thing. The shudder is a vibration from the front of the car that can be felt in the cabin. It's relatively inaudible but you can definitely feel it. It's also reproducible under acceleration in certain speed ranges.