Seat Crickets
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Seat Crickets
Anyone know how to get rid of these cricket noises coming from my passenger seat? It sounds like Chevy Chase's car in Vacation.
Drives me nukkin futs!
Drives me nukkin futs!
Racer
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OH MY GOD!!!! I thought I was hearing things!!! My passanger seat is doing the same thing!!!!! I can't STAND IT!!!! I was going to post a question about it but I thought everyone would think I was nutzo!!!! I'm sure if I brought it to the dealer they would say I was nutz. Please post suggestions if you gotem.
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Use one of the TWO "anti-rattle/squeak" devices that are found on our cars.
The first one is located on the left side of the steering wheel.
Press the “UP” arrow.
The other is located on the dash directly in front of the shift knob
Rotate it Clockwise.
Either of these two devices should solve your problem.
Shawn S
Oh yea…..
The first one is located on the left side of the steering wheel.
Press the “UP” arrow.
The other is located on the dash directly in front of the shift knob
Rotate it Clockwise.
Either of these two devices should solve your problem.
Shawn S
Oh yea…..
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From: UC Santa Cruz / Anaheim Hills, CA
Originally posted by Shawn S
Use one of the TWO "anti-rattle/squeak" devices that are found on our cars.
The first one is located on the left side of the steering wheel.
Press the “UP” arrow.
The other is located on the dash directly in front of the shift knob
Rotate it Clockwise.
Either of these two devices should solve your problem.
Shawn S
Oh yea…..
Use one of the TWO "anti-rattle/squeak" devices that are found on our cars.
The first one is located on the left side of the steering wheel.
Press the “UP” arrow.
The other is located on the dash directly in front of the shift knob
Rotate it Clockwise.
Either of these two devices should solve your problem.
Shawn S
Oh yea…..
The sizzle in the Steak
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From: Southern California
From my experience the reasont for the "crickets" in the passenger seat are from when the back of the seat is moved from left to right (not front to back). This should cause the seat to rattle. The noise I believe comes from down near the "hinge" areas on the left and or right side of the seat where the back meets the bottom of the seat. I don't know how to fix it yet only replicate the rattle in my car....I'll try the dealer next time I go.
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From: Kingston, Pennsylvania
Originally posted by Shawn S
Use one of the TWO "anti-rattle/squeak" devices that are found on our cars.
The first one is located on the left side of the steering wheel.
Press the “UP” arrow.
The other is located on the dash directly in front of the shift knob
Rotate it Clockwise.
Either of these two devices should solve your problem.
Shawn S
Oh yea…..
Use one of the TWO "anti-rattle/squeak" devices that are found on our cars.
The first one is located on the left side of the steering wheel.
Press the “UP” arrow.
The other is located on the dash directly in front of the shift knob
Rotate it Clockwise.
Either of these two devices should solve your problem.
Shawn S
Oh yea…..
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From: Houston, TX
Originally posted by Shawn S
Use one of the TWO "anti-rattle/squeak" devices that are found on our cars.
The first one is located on the left side of the steering wheel.
Press the “UP” arrow.
The other is located on the dash directly in front of the shift knob
Rotate it Clockwise.
Either of these two devices should solve your problem.
Shawn S
Oh yea…..
Use one of the TWO "anti-rattle/squeak" devices that are found on our cars.
The first one is located on the left side of the steering wheel.
Press the “UP” arrow.
The other is located on the dash directly in front of the shift knob
Rotate it Clockwise.
Either of these two devices should solve your problem.
Shawn S
Oh yea…..
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