jkoya
NA2 NSX
One area I didn't check very carefully is the glass, I looked more today and found few other issues.
First of all, my mid section roof seems to be shifted towards the driver's side more, as you can see from the pics on the driver's side it's lined up with the rear roof pane, but on the passenger side it's not, also the mid pane front edge on the driver side seems to be lifted up a little, not sure if it's related to the position. Can any of you take a look at your car and see if similar thing happened? For some reason you have to click on the file name to see the full image, thumbnails didn't show up.
My roof is like that also. Mine is lined up with the passenger's side, causing the gap on the driver's side to be larger. It's also angled toward the passenger side, so it's not sitting square. I got one of those roof noise reduction kits and the misaligned roof made the install more interesting. I spoke to Mobile Service and the Tesla Approved body shop about it, but eventually just left it. The body shop said the Tesla SC would have to fix it, but I have no confidence in Tesla Rocklin, CA, as they curbed one of my wheels.
The roof hasn't leaked and I didn't hear any wind noise prior to the install of the noise reduction kit, so I just left it (bought the kit for the door seals and the roof part was included, so I decided to install it). Incidentally, I saw several Model 3s with the front roof glass installed where there is no gap between it and the rear window piece. It was glass touching glass.