Yes, and somewhat. My '21 M3P passenger door rattled loud, and I tackled mine after watching the video. It's better, but there's still a quiet rattle near the woofer. May have to go back in, and eventually plan on doing the driver side. Just be careful with the plastics, they scratch/scuff easily.
There was an annoying rattle in my brand new 2021 Model S refresh from the time I drove it off the lot. Took several weeks to get a service appointment but I didn’t want to take the door panel off of the brand new car. The service rep told me the speaker in the door is frequently loose and that was likely the cause. Sure enough, that’s what they found. If I develop any more rattles over time I will now be willing to tackle it myself. Thanks!
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I got it. My problem was with the pipe that contains the iron cable that enables manual opening. It's covered by foam and has moved. Fixed with a bit of american tape.
yes, was a the top part or the pins you showed, mine was bright green, was able to remove through the small hole for the manual door release (right rear)
This is the most comprehensive video for newbies like me to eliminate door rattles. Thank you so much! I’d love to see something similar but for the trunk
Glad it helped! We do have a video on how to remove the Y trunk (ruclips.net/video/BWmAlfzCtoc/видео.html) and 3 trunk (ruclips.net/video/avQlcF_C3Ro/видео.html) if that can help too
Just followed your video to eliminate a nagging minor vibration rattle from my MY front passenger side door panel. I am a very happy guy! Thanks so much! My only critique is that disconnecting the connector to tweeter speaker was more challenging than indicated in your video, but I got it done and all was well.
I wrestled with that tweeter electrical connector for like 15 min. It didn't just pop off like in the video. Found that one of the metal clips from the tweeter had broken off and was rattling around inside the door panel. Thanks for the video. No more rattle.
I'm not sure if 2021 Model 3 was different, but there a hook along the top of the panel that won't come come out by force. I believe the proper way to take off the door panel is to take the clip from the side and bottom first then lift the door panel up to take it out. Just pointing out there for people that try to pull it from the top by force.
Do you have a close up or another video on clip removal like what you do at @5:55? I have that same prying tool and found I had to tug pretty hard when using it to get the clip to come out of the slot to replace. I tried tilting the tool to pry the clip up, but it didn't come out any easier.
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Good video. I followed your tips in order to dismount door and fixed my problem with just a bit of american tape. My problem was located at manual door open mechanism (black pipe) that was hitting door when in movement. Thank you, mate!
Regarding the extra clips via Amazon, I'm seeing multiple options. Do I buy the Type 8mm (ending 700B) or the Type 13mm (ending 700A) the link loaded to? For my '23 Y :)
Thanks for the detailed video! I have a damaged interior rear door panel that I may replace at some point. I'm assuming it's a similar process? Do you recommend getting the replacement part directly from Tesla?
Removed door panels to install tint. Upon re-installation everything aligned properly but the door panel lip looks uneven when looking at it from the passengers side. Any tips to getting it tighter on the weather striping?
Do you guys have one for the rear door too? Notice my window gap is out on the drivers side rear, and the panel seems to not be seated completely compared to my passenger side.
We don’t have a video but removing it is very similar for the rear door as well and same techniques apply. Let us know if you have any other questions!
@@tesbros figured it out. Just 2 T27 Torx and the panel popped off. Got the window nudged back so it looks like my passenger side. Thanks for covering the drivers door so well.
I have a driver door rattle that I was only hearing at higher speed (say 80 km/hr and up) (driver door or b pillar maybe). I can hear it really well if I stick my ear right up against the pillar. Anyway Tesla service was out and spent about 2.5hrs and said he added some insulation and adjusted the glass but I think it’s worse now. I drove for about 2 hrs afterwards and can start to hear it at 50-60 km/hr now and up. This is on a 2022 M3P I’ve had for 2 months now. I noticed the door trim at the bottom seems to have a lot of play it it now like they broke a clip or didn’t clip it in properly maybe. I’ve got the dash speaker or speaker grill buzzing on bumpy roads too but not all the time.
Wow, I'm sorry to hear that. That would drive me crazy! Do you feel comfortable taking apart the door panel yourself like we did in the video? You might find something loose in there.
@@tesbros yeah if it comes to that i will have to take it apart I’m just worried about breaking more stuff and things never seem to fit together as well as they did the first time.
Hi there, thanks for the video. I cannot manage to remove the reflective light on the door from my tesla model y. Any suggestions? I'm using the same tool you are using
Put some tape around so you don't damage the surrounding areas and pry it with the trim removal tool. Sometimes, you need to add a bit more force but it will pop out.
It seems different from mine, maybe because mine is a model y 2023? It looks like you have more space to pry it. I managed to remove the rear left door which is way easier. Getting crazy over this one
Man i have this ticking noise i was assuming from the door panel or the internals cuz i took the panel off taped and secured everything i saw and its still making that ticking noise only over like 55mph too seems like more wind and fast speed the more ticking
Did this get rid of your rattle? I have a 2023 Tesla Model 3 and I took care of the same spots after opening up the door panel I also used felt tape to tape down a few loose wires to the sidewall of the door before putting it back together. It got some of it, but there is still a bit of a buzzing. It goes away when I press down on the armrest then comes back when I lift my arm off. I read a few comments on a group that this is a common issue and lubricating the rubber seals around the door seems to fix it? I was going to try that too. There was one user that recommended using a silicone spray. The buzzing or rattling happens more in the morning when cold and a lot less in the afternoon when it is warmer.
That's so frustrating! Sorry you're dealing with that. Yes, felt tape and securing loose wires can help with some rattles, but based on your description, it sounds like the buzzing might be coming from the door seals or the armrest itself. The fact that it stops when you press on the armrest suggests that part of the panel might not be seated tightly or there's some friction between the materials. Lubricating the rubber seals is a good idea, especially if the noise is more noticeable in colder weather, as rubber can shrink or become stiffer when cold, causing vibration. Silicone spray or a rubber conditioner can help soften the seals and reduce any friction or buzzing. Another tip is to check the clips holding the panel in place-sometimes they don’t fully engage or get loose over time. Reinforcing the clips or adding a bit more felt tape in areas where plastic meets plastic could also help.
@@tesbros I applied silicone spray to all the body seals. The rattle is completely gone now. Btw, I wasn't able to find those clips on the bottom edge (the ones all black) and someone mentioned that the black/white ones you can get off Amazon that are in all the other locations in the door panel are actually the same. The black ones at the bottom edge just don't have the white tip on them, so I read if you remove the white piece then you get the same clips that are along the bottom.
Typically, it has a tab that needs to be pushed in. Use your fingers or a small flat-head screwdriver to press the tab while gently pulling the tweeter speaker away.
Great video! In the description, you linked to a Model X clip. Do you know if that clip actually works for 3 & Y panels? It looks quite a bit different. On another note: when you mention "direct to paint" vs. "sound insulating" clips around 5:25, they're actually both the same exact clips. It's a two-part clip. When you remove the door panel, the "anchor" half of the clip sometimes stays in the door, which is what you're pointing at when you refer to the "sound insulating" clips. Where you see a "direct to paint" clip hole, look at the corresponding clip on the panel, and you'll see that the "anchor" half just came out with the panel.
Just below the steering wheel, there are the 2 plastic pieces (upper and lower) covering the steering column. The long piece that moves up and down and connects to the under dashboard.
Very informative video. The front driver side door panel area has a high pitch buzzing sound, have you guys encounter that? I love my car except those issues 🤣 More power TESBROS 🙏🏼
The clips are not listed at Tesla service. Online you can find a bewildering array, all of which look different and some claim to "fit any Tesla". Do you have a link to the actual part?
Sure thing: www.amazon.com/AUTOMAJOR-8-5mm-Replacement-Tesla-104730700A/dp/B09MQWHK9R/ref=psdc_15709311_t1_B07QWFT7WD?th=1 Look for part # 1135147-00-B
An advertisement paper fell inside my door from the outside. They stuck it on the window. When I open the door it slid inside. Can I get the paper by just removing the panel you removed. Or do I have to remove another panel the white one as well ?
I notice that the clips pulled wholly out of the door, instead of leaving a grommet in the door and a pin on the panel. It doesn't look like it mattered. Did you have any longer term issues with it? I'm looking at this because that's what happened with half of my clips while I replaced the door woofer. I'm going to try to replace it without doing anything because you can't get them apart without breaking them!
No long term issues. And yeah, those clips are so easy to break. I've found that if you have a good grip and jerk the panel straight back, it helps rather than going slowly or trying to do one at a time.
@@tesbros Thanks. What helped me was to wear work gloves so I could put my fingers under without the panel digging into them. I snapped it back into place and they all seem to be solidly in.
The source of rattle behind my door was a loose connector that popped out. Popped it back in and the rattle is gone. Any plans to do a rear deck rattle fix?
Just a damn shame the owner has to deal with this. If Elon Musk spent as much time addressing these details as he spends going crazy with Twitter, imagine where Tesla build quality would be.
I've never taken my Model Y door panel off and I just noticed the rear passenger door panel directly behind the drivers seat is loose on the bottom. I gently pulled on the panel and noticed, while all of the clips are aligned exactly, the OEM clips are not keeping the bottom panel clips locked in...
@@tesbros I’ll look again but it looks like all the clips are fine. The white plastic on the OEM clip won’t keep the panel connected to the metal door.
I have a rattle coming from front passenger door area. Tesla wasnt able to fix it. I tried a few things I thought it could be and now its getting worse and Im already pissed off.
@@MichaelCena08 had mobile service come out to check it. Dude took it for a test drive and of course, it didn’t make the sound. so he just tightened some things that it could be. Later that day I drive it and the rattling was still there. Now I just turn up the music volume 🥴
So sorry for the late response, but here is a link to buy clips: www.amazon.com/Rexka-20pcs-Interial-Washer-Retention/dp/B07QWFT7WD/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=tesla+clips+door&qid=1624311084&sr=8-3
I have a 2023 model 3. Same problem on the passenger side along with the speaker having a static sound all the passenger side. Love my car but annoying
I just took delivery of a 2023 Model Y and it has door and dash rattles!!! 😖🤬🤬🤬. So fricken annoyed ! Stupid Tesla assemblers just don’t give a shit ! The interior Being so minimal inside, damn interior should be completely quiet!!! Wtf Tesla !!!!
@@pkerry12 then you are right to point out that have no place speaking on the subject. This kind of information is very helpful for those of us who are out of warranty.
@@onirrapdivad but why would anyone fix this out of warrenty when you would have these issues at the start? unless your buying a used tesla, these problems should have been stored out during you warrenty period.
@@pkerry12 sigh, I cannot believe I'm even taking the time to explain this. Things break. Not all of us dispose of our cars once they are out of warranty. Example: my model S was built in 2014; it is no longer covered under the 8 year warranty, but it is still a great car, so I will continue to drive it. My door handle will not present, so I have looked up how to fix it on my own because I figure it cannot be so hard (and it isn't). If your car is no longer under warranty, it is helpful to know how to fix the most common problems on your own like this door handle issue. Go away with this knowledge and make the world a better place.
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Do you have rattles in your Tesla doors? Have you been able to stop the rattling?
Yes, and somewhat. My '21 M3P passenger door rattled loud, and I tackled mine after watching the video. It's better, but there's still a quiet rattle near the woofer. May have to go back in, and eventually plan on doing the driver side. Just be careful with the plastics, they scratch/scuff easily.
There was an annoying rattle in my brand new 2021 Model S refresh from the time I drove it off the lot. Took several weeks to get a service appointment but I didn’t want to take the door panel off of the brand new car. The service rep told me the speaker in the door is frequently loose and that was likely the cause. Sure enough, that’s what they found. If I develop any more rattles over time I will now be willing to tackle it myself. Thanks!
I got it. My problem was with the pipe that contains the iron cable that enables manual opening. It's covered by foam and has moved. Fixed with a bit of american tape.
yes, was a the top part or the pins you showed, mine was bright green, was able to remove through the small hole for the manual door release (right rear)
This is the most comprehensive video for newbies like me to eliminate door rattles. Thank you so much! I’d love to see something similar but for the trunk
Glad it helped! We do have a video on how to remove the Y trunk (ruclips.net/video/BWmAlfzCtoc/видео.html) and 3 trunk (ruclips.net/video/avQlcF_C3Ro/видео.html) if that can help too
You're welcome, and I'm glad to hear that you're learning a lot from the detailed explanations.
Fixed the rattle issue on my Model 3 passenger door. Thanks a lot for the video!
Glad it helped!
Just followed your video to eliminate a nagging minor vibration rattle from my MY front passenger side door panel. I am a very happy guy! Thanks so much! My only critique is that disconnecting the connector to tweeter speaker was more challenging than indicated in your video, but I got it done and all was well.
What was the secret?
@@vittaya patience; don't try to muscle it
@@BobSmith-ye5gw Thanks! Was not sure if there was a lock.
I wrestled with that tweeter electrical connector for like 15 min. It didn't just pop off like in the video. Found that one of the metal clips from the tweeter had broken off and was rattling around inside the door panel. Thanks for the video. No more rattle.
That's a tough one! Glad you got it fixed, though.
Great video. Would love to see the same thing for the Model S. Those rattles drive me nuts.
added to our list!
Teslas will turn every owner into a mechanic
Thank you! Tesla wont have availability a bit over a month out to look at and they are charging me 250. Will go ahead and do this myself
Thanks for this video, I fixed a door rattle today in my 2022 Model 3 using your video. Cheers!
Awesome!
This was incredibly helpful. Thanks for making this video.
Glad it was helpful!
I'm not sure if 2021 Model 3 was different, but there a hook along the top of the panel that won't come come out by force. I believe the proper way to take off the door panel is to take the clip from the side and bottom first then lift the door panel up to take it out. Just pointing out there for people that try to pull it from the top by force.
Good tip!
Fixed a rattle i have had for 2 years...i love you❤
Glad this helped! What a relief after 2 years 😅
Thanks from the UK 🇬🇧 your video was so helpful. Had a bad vibration with deep bass. 2 clips was broken and I insulated all the wires.
Do you have a close up or another video on clip removal like what you do at @5:55? I have that same prying tool and found I had to tug pretty hard when using it to get the clip to come out of the slot to replace. I tried tilting the tool to pry the clip up, but it didn't come out any easier.
Good video. I followed your tips in order to dismount door and fixed my problem with just a bit of american tape. My problem was located at manual door open mechanism (black pipe) that was hitting door when in movement. Thank you, mate!
Glad this helped!
Please do video for rattle from power trunk tailgate, how to remove panel, for the Model Y. The video on the Model 3 door rattle was very informative.
We do it in this removal video: ruclips.net/video/f4K7VbjmdjM/видео.html
Excellent video production and excellent instructions! Five stars!!!!!
Regarding the extra clips via Amazon, I'm seeing multiple options. Do I buy the Type 8mm (ending 700B) or the Type 13mm (ending 700A) the link loaded to? For my '23 Y :)
700B
Thanks for the detailed video! I have a damaged interior rear door panel that I may replace at some point. I'm assuming it's a similar process? Do you recommend getting the replacement part directly from Tesla?
Yep!
Removed door panels to install tint. Upon re-installation everything aligned properly but the door panel lip looks uneven when looking at it from the passengers side. Any tips to getting it tighter on the weather striping?
Do you guys have one for the rear door too? Notice my window gap is out on the drivers side rear, and the panel seems to not be seated completely compared to my passenger side.
We don’t have a video but removing it is very similar for the rear door as well and same techniques apply. Let us know if you have any other questions!
@@tesbros figured it out. Just 2 T27 Torx and the panel popped off. Got the window nudged back so it looks like my passenger side. Thanks for covering the drivers door so well.
I have a driver door rattle that I was only hearing at higher speed (say 80 km/hr and up) (driver door or b pillar maybe). I can hear it really well if I stick my ear right up against the pillar. Anyway Tesla service was out and spent about 2.5hrs and said he added some insulation and adjusted the glass but I think it’s worse now. I drove for about 2 hrs afterwards and can start to hear it at 50-60 km/hr now and up. This is on a 2022 M3P I’ve had for 2 months now. I noticed the door trim at the bottom seems to have a lot of play it it now like they broke a clip or didn’t clip it in properly maybe. I’ve got the dash speaker or speaker grill buzzing on bumpy roads too but not all the time.
Wow, I'm sorry to hear that. That would drive me crazy! Do you feel comfortable taking apart the door panel yourself like we did in the video? You might find something loose in there.
@@tesbros yeah if it comes to that i will have to take it apart I’m just worried about breaking more stuff and things never seem to fit together as well as they did the first time.
You could try another Tesla service center if you have that option around you?
Thanks buddy, this is a useful video for sure!!!!
Thanks for watching, Moss!
Hi there, thanks for the video. I cannot manage to remove the reflective light on the door from my tesla model y. Any suggestions? I'm using the same tool you are using
Put some tape around so you don't damage the surrounding areas and pry it with the trim removal tool. Sometimes, you need to add a bit more force but it will pop out.
It seems different from mine, maybe because mine is a model y 2023? It looks like you have more space to pry it. I managed to remove the rear left door which is way easier. Getting crazy over this one
Hi thanks for the video do you mind to have another video uninstall black part out of the door which actually holder window? Thanks
It’s a few bolts holding that and behind it is the window regulator. What are you trying to do?
@@tesbros thanks for quick reply my kids actually put some card into window and its drop into it I want to take them out
Can you do the back section behind the back seat?
We'll definitely add that to our list!
@@tesbros Gracias!
Man i have this ticking noise i was assuming from the door panel or the internals cuz i took the panel off taped and secured everything i saw and its still making that ticking noise only over like 55mph too seems like more wind and fast speed the more ticking
Same I have 2022 M3
Did this get rid of your rattle? I have a 2023 Tesla Model 3 and I took care of the same spots after opening up the door panel I also used felt tape to tape down a few loose wires to the sidewall of the door before putting it back together. It got some of it, but there is still a bit of a buzzing. It goes away when I press down on the armrest then comes back when I lift my arm off. I read a few comments on a group that this is a common issue and lubricating the rubber seals around the door seems to fix it? I was going to try that too. There was one user that recommended using a silicone spray. The buzzing or rattling happens more in the morning when cold and a lot less in the afternoon when it is warmer.
That's so frustrating! Sorry you're dealing with that. Yes, felt tape and securing loose wires can help with some rattles, but based on your description, it sounds like the buzzing might be coming from the door seals or the armrest itself. The fact that it stops when you press on the armrest suggests that part of the panel might not be seated tightly or there's some friction between the materials.
Lubricating the rubber seals is a good idea, especially if the noise is more noticeable in colder weather, as rubber can shrink or become stiffer when cold, causing vibration. Silicone spray or a rubber conditioner can help soften the seals and reduce any friction or buzzing.
Another tip is to check the clips holding the panel in place-sometimes they don’t fully engage or get loose over time. Reinforcing the clips or adding a bit more felt tape in areas where plastic meets plastic could also help.
@@tesbros I applied silicone spray to all the body seals. The rattle is completely gone now. Btw, I wasn't able to find those clips on the bottom edge (the ones all black) and someone mentioned that the black/white ones you can get off Amazon that are in all the other locations in the door panel are actually the same. The black ones at the bottom edge just don't have the white tip on them, so I read if you remove the white piece then you get the same clips that are along the bottom.
That speaker "tweetor?" wont come out. Is it a press and release? squeez sides and pull? I feel if i pull any hader ima snap these cords.
Typically, it has a tab that needs to be pushed in. Use your fingers or a small flat-head screwdriver to press the tab while gently pulling the tweeter speaker away.
@tesbros Oh i broke it days ago lol.
Great stuff guys! Very useful
Great video! In the description, you linked to a Model X clip. Do you know if that clip actually works for 3 & Y panels? It looks quite a bit different.
On another note: when you mention "direct to paint" vs. "sound insulating" clips around 5:25, they're actually both the same exact clips. It's a two-part clip. When you remove the door panel, the "anchor" half of the clip sometimes stays in the door, which is what you're pointing at when you refer to the "sound insulating" clips. Where you see a "direct to paint" clip hole, look at the corresponding clip on the panel, and you'll see that the "anchor" half just came out with the panel.
Does this also apply to the new Model 3 2024 Highland?
I'd need to test it to know for sure, but the door design and structure are very similar. I'd guess they will remove the same or almost the same.
I get rattles inside my B pillar and there are little to no videos about it. Can you help people with that? Thanks!
yeah, we'll add to our list!
Great video, very informative. Could you possibly show a rattle fix for the steering column (plastic covers)?
Glad it was helpful! Are you referring to the pillar next to the small speakers?
Just below the steering wheel, there are the 2 plastic pieces (upper and lower) covering the steering column. The long piece that moves up and down and connects to the under dashboard.
@@fradreb1234 email me at wrapstudio@tesbros.com and I’ll add it to our video list! Photos always help.
Great video!
Thanks Kenneth!
great video.. thanks for sharing
Welcome! Glad it helped.
Very informative video. The front driver side door panel area has a high pitch buzzing sound, have you guys encounter that? I love my car except those issues 🤣
More power TESBROS 🙏🏼
Sometimes doing a soft reset will fix that issue! Let me know if it helps.
Good tutorial
The clips are not listed at Tesla service. Online you can find a bewildering array, all of which look different and some claim to "fit any Tesla". Do you have a link to the actual part?
Sure thing: www.amazon.com/AUTOMAJOR-8-5mm-Replacement-Tesla-104730700A/dp/B09MQWHK9R/ref=psdc_15709311_t1_B07QWFT7WD?th=1 Look for part # 1135147-00-B
Great video. Thanks
Glad to help
An advertisement paper fell inside my door from the outside. They stuck it on the window. When I open the door it slid inside. Can I get the paper by just removing the panel you removed. Or do I have to remove another panel the white one as well ?
So sorry to hear that. Yes should be able to reach from there. May have to get behind a few things and fish it out
Super helpful!
I notice that the clips pulled wholly out of the door, instead of leaving a grommet in the door and a pin on the panel. It doesn't look like it mattered. Did you have any longer term issues with it? I'm looking at this because that's what happened with half of my clips while I replaced the door woofer. I'm going to try to replace it without doing anything because you can't get them apart without breaking them!
No long term issues. And yeah, those clips are so easy to break. I've found that if you have a good grip and jerk the panel straight back, it helps rather than going slowly or trying to do one at a time.
@@tesbros Thanks. What helped me was to wear work gloves so I could put my fingers under without the panel digging into them. I snapped it back into place and they all seem to be solidly in.
You should have played music to listen to where rattles are generated when bass thumps. That's what I did before putting it back on
Great idea! If you have rattles during bass thumps, that’s the way to check.
The source of rattle behind my door was a loose connector that popped out. Popped it back in and the rattle is gone. Any plans to do a rear deck rattle fix?
If we get a good response from this, yes!
@@tesbros Yes please on the rear deck rattle.
@@kennethjones8683 which connector are you referring sir? I'm having a rattle at the rear passenger door area.
@@ervindelacruz8 it was my front driver. Take out your panel and see if any connectors are detached. It will be evident if they are.
@@ASpec818 i fixed the rattle already sir 🙏🏼 thanks
Just a damn shame the owner has to deal with this. If Elon Musk spent as much time addressing these details as he spends going crazy with Twitter, imagine where Tesla build quality would be.
As an owner of two Teslas that I’ve had to fix rattle on both. This is very common and frustrating.
you guys are awesome
mine only rattles when you close the door with the window rolled down... please help me.
Interesting. There must be something loose in the door panel?
I've never taken my Model Y door panel off and I just noticed the rear passenger door panel directly behind the drivers seat is loose on the bottom. I gently pulled on the panel and noticed, while all of the clips are aligned exactly, the OEM clips are not keeping the bottom panel clips locked in...
You’re sure a clip isn’t broken?
@@tesbros I’ll look again but it looks like all the clips are fine. The white plastic on the OEM clip won’t keep the panel connected to the metal door.
Can I pay you guys to do this for me on all my doors? Serious question
We do have a shop in Chattanooga but we’re a bit booked out till September 😅. I’m happy to advise if you’re looking to diy!
I have a rattle coming from front passenger door area. Tesla wasnt able to fix it. I tried a few things I thought it could be and now its getting worse and Im already pissed off.
Did you take the panel off like we did in this video and still couldn't find where it's coming from?
@@tesbros yes. Taped down a couple wires and the emergency release cable. I believe it’s in the section that houses the glass 😕
@@tesbros Im thinking about driving it with the panel off to better locate noise. Do you think that would be ok for a bit? ty
@@billnipp2309 did u resolved it? This rattle are driving me nuts! (Mine is definitely coming from glass housing)
@@MichaelCena08 had mobile service come out to check it. Dude took it for a test drive and of course, it didn’t make the sound. so he just tightened some things that it could be. Later that day I drive it and the rattling was still there. Now I just turn up the music volume 🥴
Can you please help me locate door panel clips from Amazon. I need a couple of those items :) thank you in advance sir
So sorry for the late response, but here is a link to buy clips: www.amazon.com/Rexka-20pcs-Interial-Washer-Retention/dp/B07QWFT7WD/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=tesla+clips+door&qid=1624311084&sr=8-3
Anyone know the part number for those internal clips?
1142766-00-A I believe.
I have a 2023 model 3. Same problem on the passenger side along with the speaker having a static sound all the passenger side. Love my car but annoying
Tesla should be able to fix that speaker
I wish i could make my 2020 Model 3 door close without the whole door inner rattling around. I think Tesla fixed this on later models….
Were you able to find the issue when you opened it up like this?
I just took delivery of a 2023 Model Y and it has door and dash rattles!!! 😖🤬🤬🤬. So fricken annoyed ! Stupid Tesla assemblers just don’t give a shit ! The interior Being so minimal inside, damn interior should be completely quiet!!! Wtf Tesla !!!!
i just book a service with tesla and they do it for me for free. Why would I do this myself?
Are you still under warranty?
@@onirrapdivadof course I don’t keep cars out of warranty
@@pkerry12 then you are right to point out that have no place speaking on the subject. This kind of information is very helpful for those of us who are out of warranty.
@@onirrapdivad but why would anyone fix this out of warrenty when you would have these issues at the start? unless your buying a used tesla, these problems should have been stored out during you warrenty period.
@@pkerry12 sigh, I cannot believe I'm even taking the time to explain this. Things break. Not all of us dispose of our cars once they are out of warranty.
Example: my model S was built in 2014; it is no longer covered under the 8 year warranty, but it is still a great car, so I will continue to drive it. My door handle will not present, so I have looked up how to fix it on my own because I figure it cannot be so hard (and it isn't).
If your car is no longer under warranty, it is helpful to know how to fix the most common problems on your own like this door handle issue.
Go away with this knowledge and make the world a better place.
I did this and my door sound like absolute shit
My rattle is coming from behind that entire inner panel. Video doesn’t show behind it at all smh
just return the car back to Tesla.. they should be fixing it. so low