How do I fix a dashboard squeak?
#1
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How do I fix a dashboard squeak?
The lower dash on my 02 squeaks, I think I've isolated the location to approx. the left lower dash - the coin holder region. I've tried to make it squeak myself when not moving, but I cannot seem to recreate the same kind of forces to duplicate it exactly. As the car is so quiet otherwise, it may cause me to pick up a drinking habit if I cannot fix it, it's driving me crazy.
Any tips on fixing dash squeaks? Thanks a million.
Any tips on fixing dash squeaks? Thanks a million.
#2
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ive brought my gs back to lexus many time for a squeak in the dash and they took the dash out put extra foam by the speaker cover and i still get the squeak. sucks because its really annoying. I'd suggest seeing if you need to lubricate the spring behind the coin holder?
#3
Recovering Lexus Addict
Can't be fixed, sorry. Trade in your LS for something like my 02 Dakota. My Dakota also has a dash squeak. But, since it doesn't have any more expensive noises from the engine or transmission, I welcome a little squeaking now-and-then. Given it's a Dakota with 92K miles and an unknown history, I know those more expensive noises are likely anytime.
Now, maybe someone can give you a meaningful answer to your question.
Now, maybe someone can give you a meaningful answer to your question.
#5
my dash squeaks too and the area by the nav, lexus wants to charge me shop time to check it out. I have the cert pre own but like all the other things I request to check, they want $$$ so I only bring it to them for warranty work and toyota for everything else.
#6
Lexus Test Driver
Check out my post history for advice on dash squeaks, I've cured a bunch of mine. The worst offender was the nav surround panel, followed by the center air vent assembly. Basically any plastic-on-plastic that is snap-fit needs to be lubricated and/or isolated with felt pads or electrical tape.
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Check out my post history for advice on dash squeaks, I've cured a bunch of mine. The worst offender was the nav surround panel, followed by the center air vent assembly. Basically any plastic-on-plastic that is snap-fit needs to be lubricated and/or isolated with felt pads or electrical tape.
thanks for the advice !!!!
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