You notice an out daytime "eyebrow" light in a fellow Model 3. Do you...

[Paul-K]

Where is the revision # stamped? Would be valuable to know if a mid-2018 build has the frequently affected version.

 

[EVNation]

Where is the revision # stamped? Would be valuable to know if a mid-2018 build has the frequently affected version.

I can’t find a photo but IIRC the part # and revision are printed on the back of the headlight. Also the original design had 3 mounting brackets, and the newer revisions only have two.

 

[SDKoala]

Where is the revision # stamped? Would be valuable to know if a mid-2018 build has the frequently affected version.

You can see the label where it will say in the photos of this pair of headlights for sale on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Tesla-Model-Headlights-Passenger-Driver/dp/B07NYV8YGC

Doesn't look like something that would be very easy to get to. It's a relatively fast mobile service repair for a non-functional cosmetic issue, so really no point in sweating it. Either it goes out, or it doesn't. I guess it would suck if it happens out of warranty, but not like Tesla would proactively replace it if it hasn't gone out.