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Anyone notice this?
Yes, I've already had the TSIB done for the tracks and pins that squeak. But now I notice the squeak when pushing my back against the seat. It's probably just a spring inside the seat. Minor but ANNOYING! Anyone else? Any ideas on a fix? (besides louder radio!!?)
Wonder if this is chalked up to wear and tear or warranty?
when i came the first time.. they put felt in it.. and it came back the next day.. went back again the following week and they gave me a new driver seat under warranty. Had to wait a month for it to arrive from jpn
when i came the first time.. they put felt in it.. and it came back the next day.. went back again the following week and they gave me a new driver seat under warranty. Had to wait a month for it to arrive from jpn
Great to know! And just to confirm this was a squeak coming from within the seat, right? Where did they put the felt? Any idea?
Also, just to confirm, what year is your car, an '06 I assume?
I have the same issue as well - the noise seems to be located in the driver side [left] lower side bolster, and it only happens when it is cold outside. If the car heats up it disappears. I'm not sure if it's a spring issue; rather it sounds like foam that is sticking/dragging against some hard surface [plastic or metal] and creating the noise. I'll have to take a look at the seat assembly, but you might be able to get in behind the seat and wedge some felt where the noise is to remedy this.
But I would strongly advise against have the dealer replaces any leather [seating] surfaces, for it is impossible to match what has been assembled from the factory. These seats along w/the other interior components are tagged and allotted to our vehicle during the assembly process - this is what keeps IP/interior materials for having color hue miss-matches that are found in so many other cars.
the differences are so miniscule.. id ont even care but i like the textured one better because i dont have the perforated leather so it looks a little cheap when its too smooth.
btw the side bolsters also hug you more(which i like). but likle i said. the differences are so small... you wouldn't notice if i hadn't have told u.
they also replaced the whole seat, not just the surface.. i know becuase my seat had no scuff marks on the plastic and clear plastic wrap over it. plus i had to wait a month for them to import the seat
I have the same issue as well - the noise seems to be located in the driver side [left] lower side bolster, and it only happens when it is cold outside. If the car heats up it disappears. I'm not sure if it's a spring issue; rather it sounds like foam that is sticking/dragging against some hard surface [plastic or metal] and creating the noise. I'll have to take a look at the seat assembly, but you might be able to get in behind the seat and wedge some felt where the noise is to remedy this.
But I would strongly advise against have the dealer replaces any leather [seating] surfaces, for it is impossible to match what has been assembled from the factory. These seats along w/the other interior components are tagged and allotted to our vehicle during the assembly process - this is what keeps IP/interior materials for having color hue miss-matches that are found in so many other cars.
He apparently had the entire seat replaced. Are you saying such a replacement may contain inferior products? I suppose you could run the risk of having 2 different color seats, with a new driver and stock passenger, then again, my passenger seat has very little use.
no noise from my seats, but it would annoy the crap out of me! I don't even leave change in my car because any rattle is an annoyance. my girlfriend sometimes taps her feet and i turn down the music and say did u hear that??? Nothing in the side door pockets either.