I would appreciate some help in identifying this rubbery piece on my Model 3. I noticed that this piece is VERY loose and not really connected in any way. I tried to push it into place, but it is still loose after trying. I'm not sure of it's function, and am wondering if I need to contact service to look at it, or if it's not worth worrying about? Thanks in advance for the advice and info.
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Rubber piece on edge of windshield?
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Soul Surfer
Cancervivor, tech geek & musician
New user,
Please let's start with YOU telling us the year of your M3 (I'm assuming it's an M3) and if you have warranty. If yes, then make it Tesla's problem. If no, then we can't help you without more details. I think I can speak freely when I indicate that most of us (me especially) failed mind-reading.
Trying to put some hum-spin on this without antagonizing, but we really can't help (usually) with the odd pic or two. Your warranty (if you have any) is your greatest asset.
Please let's start with YOU telling us the year of your M3 (I'm assuming it's an M3) and if you have warranty. If yes, then make it Tesla's problem. If no, then we can't help you without more details. I think I can speak freely when I indicate that most of us (me especially) failed mind-reading.
Trying to put some hum-spin on this without antagonizing, but we really can't help (usually) with the odd pic or two. Your warranty (if you have any) is your greatest asset.
Soul Surfer
Cancervivor, tech geek & musician
This is truly really a Tesla problem. I suggest you book a service call and have a mobile tech, fix it. do it from the app and send pics. Best of luck with that. This is the way - Mandolorian reference.
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