Were your window seals replaced due to air getting through? If so, any improvement?
Also very interested to know. My driver door seals are unevenly applied with sections of missing adhesive and the seals lifting off the frame.
It looks like it could be a sanding disk of some sort. Try scanning it using the Home Depot app with your phone camera and see if it comes up with something.
There was a substantial reduction of air entering from one point in the window seals.
When my dad took apart the lawn mower to repair it, he put the parts in a box. He took parts out of the box to put it back together. There were always some extra parts, but the mower would work, so he kept the box around for the next time. Next time, he'd have different parts left over. The mower always worked, though. Clearly that shows that the mower was built with more parts than it needed. Probably the same for the Lucid, don't you think?
Well, my Dad did the same thing, but it was a Piper Cub in our garage. A couple of parts left over when he assembled it back together. He started in the garage to test the engine. It caught fire, then ignited the skin of the plane. We dragged it out of the garage, the plane burnt to the ground and the garage was badly damaged. To me, each part now has a purpose, some more important than others.
Could be a suction cup for holding window inplace while working on it.
