I just did this on my 2023 Model 3, I only had to adjust the rear one, so I didn't even take the speaker out. It fixed the wind noise completely and the glass is flush with the B pillar now.
I'm doing the same thing. How many turns worked for you? I've done 4 turns, still have some wind noise at the top of the window towards the B pillar. Seems to change when I adjust but I'm not sure how much to go. Thanks in advance.
Probably 8-9 but i only did the back one. A few days later a little bit of wind noise came back so I'm going to adjust the front and back a little more. @@georgeborrelli3134
I’ve been looking for a video explaining this for a long time. Great video and very helpful for anyone with a Tesla having wind noise issues in the doors.
Top tip. If you are trying to adjust your windows. Don't reinstall the door panel until you have taken the car back on the road to see if the wind noise is gone and readjust as needed. The wind noise on my 2023 model 3 was at the b-pillar both front and rear glass. Use a dollar bill to slide between the glass and the seal to check where the gaps are at
I'm doing the same thing. How many turns worked for you? I've done 4 turns, still have some wind noise at the top of the window towards the B pillar. Seems to change when I adjust but I'm not sure how much to go. Thanks in advance.
Thank you for the video, it was very helpful. I did this on my Sept 2021 Tesla Model 3. The Torx screw is T30 now. Also, I found 2 turns to be too much. If there's too much friction between the window and the window gasket - pinch detection kicks in. For me, a half turn helped. You can definitely see the window putting more pressure on the window gasket.
Thanks to this video I was FINALLY able to solve my wind noise problem! Didn’t have to remove speaker because just adjusting the rear of the glass did the trick since all my wind noise from coming from near the B pillar
Just bought a used 2022 M3. I took my first long road trip and windy city! I was going crazy! I almost bought a rubber seal, but let me try this first. Thanks!
Nice job. Just what I was looking for. My window seals up too tightly against the weather strips, making the door harder to close. So an inward adjustment to the lower window track will move the upper edge of the window out, making the door easier to close.
Nice video. I'm having a wind noise issue coming from the driver's window on my brand new model 3. I'll attempt this process soon and I hope it fixes my issue
I'm doing the same thing. How many turns worked for you? I've done 4 turns, still have some wind noise at the top of the window towards the B pillar. Seems to change when I adjust but I'm not sure how much to go. Thanks in advance.
Shouldnt you need to hold the nut with a wrench so the outer nut doesnt move while using an allen wrench to turn the inner sleeve? When i turn with the allen wrench the entire mechanism moves and didnt help my window noise at the top.
Very tempted to try, my wind noise by driver ear gets worse if I push window out with thumb while driving. However, given that I never get water spray inside from high pressure laser free car washes, I am wondering if this is even worth trying.
Great video! Quick question, I was trying to remove the "white plastic clip" (@11:24) unfortunately I'm having a hard time removing it. Can you tell us how it's done? Thank you very much!
I have a rattle of some sort thats coming from the front passenger door. I took the inner panel off and taped down somethings I thought was rattling. It's still rattling and getting worse. Tesla tried but couldnt stop it. I now believe its inside the door itself. Any advice on getting into that section of the door, more than what your video is showing? ty
if my window squeeks and rattles while going over bumps if the car is cold but is fine one the car has been in the hot sun do you reckon tighten the window by 1 turn?
Great tip! Do you know if it is possible to adjust the window sideways? on my driver side the gap between front door window and b pillar is Ca 3-4 mm larger than the 3 other gaps.
I just did this on my 2023 Model 3, I only had to adjust the rear one, so I didn't even take the speaker out. It fixed the wind noise completely and the glass is flush with the B pillar now.
I'm doing the same thing. How many turns worked for you? I've done 4 turns, still have some wind noise at the top of the window towards the B pillar. Seems to change when I adjust but I'm not sure how much to go. Thanks in advance.
Probably 8-9 but i only did the back one. A few days later a little bit of wind noise came back so I'm going to adjust the front and back a little more. @@georgeborrelli3134
Two attempts by Tesla Service and they couldn’t fix my car. Watched this video and had it fixed in under an hour. Thanks dude! 👍
Yes! Happy you got it fixed!
What year is your car? Is it also an M3? I have a '23 Y with similar issues...
I’ve been looking for a video explaining this for a long time. Great video and very helpful for anyone with a Tesla having wind noise issues in the doors.
Top tip. If you are trying to adjust your windows. Don't reinstall the door panel until you have taken the car back on the road to see if the wind noise is gone and readjust as needed. The wind noise on my 2023 model 3 was at the b-pillar both front and rear glass. Use a dollar bill to slide between the glass and the seal to check where the gaps are at
I'm doing the same thing. How many turns worked for you? I've done 4 turns, still have some wind noise at the top of the window towards the B pillar. Seems to change when I adjust but I'm not sure how much to go. Thanks in advance.
Thank you for the video, it was very helpful. I did this on my Sept 2021 Tesla Model 3. The Torx screw is T30 now. Also, I found 2 turns to be too much. If there's too much friction between the window and the window gasket - pinch detection kicks in. For me, a half turn helped. You can definitely see the window putting more pressure on the window gasket.
Thanks to this video I was FINALLY able to solve my wind noise problem! Didn’t have to remove speaker because just adjusting the rear of the glass did the trick since all my wind noise from coming from near the B pillar
Did you adjust clockwise ? I’m getting wind noise from the passenger rear. The glass sticks out a bit from around the B Pillar area
Just bought a used 2022 M3. I took my first long road trip and windy city! I was going crazy! I almost bought a rubber seal, but let me try this first. Thanks!
Excellent video. Super clear. Have added you to several Tesla forum threads that were stuck on this very issue. Thank you
Nice job. Just what I was looking for. My window seals up too tightly against the weather strips, making the door harder to close. So an inward adjustment to the lower window track will move the upper edge of the window out, making the door easier to close.
Please follow up on wind noise has improved or not!! Thanks alot!
Were you able to decrease your wind noise by doing this?
Did it help the wind noise?
Nice video. I'm having a wind noise issue coming from the driver's window on my brand new model 3. I'll attempt this process soon and I hope it fixes my issue
I have the same issue. I had a tesla tech check it out. He made it even worse.
I'm doing the same thing. How many turns worked for you? I've done 4 turns, still have some wind noise at the top of the window towards the B pillar. Seems to change when I adjust but I'm not sure how much to go. Thanks in advance.
Shouldnt you need to hold the nut with a wrench so the outer nut doesnt move while using an allen wrench to turn the inner sleeve? When i turn with the allen wrench the entire mechanism moves and didnt help my window noise at the top.
Great video but a follow up would be nice. I'd hate for anyone to try this if it does not produce any results.
Very tempted to try, my wind noise by driver ear gets worse if I push window out with thumb while driving. However, given that I never get water spray inside from high pressure laser free car washes, I am wondering if this is even worth trying.
Great video! Quick question, I was trying to remove the "white plastic clip" (@11:24) unfortunately I'm having a hard time removing it. Can you tell us how it's done? Thank you very much!
I have a rattle of some sort thats coming from the front passenger door. I took the inner panel off and taped down somethings I thought was rattling. It's still rattling and getting worse. Tesla tried but couldnt stop it. I now believe its inside the door itself. Any advice on getting into that section of the door, more than what your video is showing? ty
so if I wanted to pull the bottom of the window in, in the back, I would tighten the one furthest from the front correct?
if my window squeeks and rattles while going over bumps if the car is cold but is fine one the car has been in the hot sun do you reckon tighten the window by 1 turn?
Is there any way to get the bottom of the window closer to the vehicle, or just the tilt?
Awesome. Thanks!
Great tip!
Do you know if it is possible to adjust the window sideways?
on my driver side the gap between front door window and b pillar is Ca 3-4 mm larger than the 3 other gaps.
is it the same process for rear?
Please follow up with the outcome. Thanks.
How much you paid for this car? And they have so many issue and where is the warranty for?
Like $19 bro! And yes warranty for fishes and scallops!
Why do you want to adjust the window?
to reduce wind noise around top of the glass near side mirror
@@thomas1254 did this work for you? You think it’s the same adjustment for the 2020 performance model? Thank bud. Having the same issue.
@@johnspanos3862 I didn’t feel any noticeable changes
@@thomas1254 so it still has that sting wind noise after adjustment.
@@johnspanos3862 Yes, I think the wind noise is from the vehicle design. I gave up fixing the issue, and play music louder 🤣