YOUR RESEARCHSqueak in the rear!!
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I've had my 996 for a few days now and love it, apart from the chirrupy squeak that came with it. It sounds like it comes from the rear inside of the car but I cannot seem to locate it Is there a common location for a squeak in these? cheers
If you put the rear seat upright sections down does it go away?
The rear seat on mine can do that too. Another place that can squeak is the rear section of the centre console especially if the hinge has broken
The panel under the rear screen , it pulls forward to remove .. these clips that hold it in place make this sort of noise .
It's not that unfortunately
That's the one! Removed it before and noise gone I need to refit as it looks daft without is there anything I can put on clips to prevent the squeak ?
Either a spray grease .. not correct but it will do or some felt tape around the plastic parts that go into the metal clips ... either a lubricant or a barrier basically . It can sometimes be the metal clips themselves where they attach to the bodywork .. see if any are loose .. again grease or felt tape . The " official " fix would be teflon tape . Whilst you are at it .. cut some felt tape to size and put it around the rear seat back lock bolt that protrudes from the quarter panel .. these can also knock and its a quick job to stick a bit of tape around them . https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/7031293039?iid=262848248596& This stuff .
Cheers DeMort The tape is on order and now I've identified and for now nullified then rear squeak the seatbelt adjusters are rattling So much nicer when they're all sorted
It doesn't look as good off
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