Constant Squeak

Old Sep 1, 2011 | 01:24 PM
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Constant Squeak

My wife's car has a squeak that we can't seem to track down. I have done the tsb for the cross car behind the rear seats, I even put felt on everywhere the metal makes contact. I thought this would fix the squeak we were hearing but it still came back. I will try my hardest to describe the squeak or squeek.

When driving the squeak starts as soon as you start moving usually around 20mph. It sounds like metal to metal/nails down a chalk board, Very short duration...squeak squeak squeak...Only the whole time you are driving. It is extremely obnoxious. I have tried to locate where it is coming from, but it is very hard to pin down. It is coming from the back seat area, Maybe doors or rear deck.

Just seeing if anyone has experienced this noise?

I do know about the tsb for the rear window bolts that are shorter. It doesn't seem like the description of noise that these make is the same as what I am talking about.
 
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Old Sep 7, 2011 | 08:42 AM
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you cud try putting loctite on the power windows lifting bolts there is a diy from bythebay on the diy forums section but to know if that is what it is just try driving with the back windows down if the sound stops that is your problem if not then your back to being columbo
oh and on that note if your under 70,000 miles that is covered by factory warranty.
 
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Old Sep 13, 2011 | 12:34 PM
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It still squeeks when the windows are down. I'm kind of leaning towards it being the rear deck now.
 
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Old Dec 8, 2011 | 02:01 PM
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After felting everyting in the back seat area I started felting the doors, It ended up being driverside rear door skin rubbing on the door itself. Now the Bose stereo sounds really nice... No more rattles in the back
 
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