Ticking noise in 2017 RX Fsport cabin
02-28-18, 05:33 AM
#16
The interior assist grips in the ceiling can occasionally make a ticking sound as the body shifts if they have not been used for a while. I just "exercise" them a little and it has gone away.
02-28-18, 10:18 AM
#17
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I bought my 2017 RX350 F Sport a month ago. Lexus has had my car longer than I have. They’ve taken out the windshield and resealed it. They’ve taken be headliner down and tighten the 36 bolts for panoramic sunroof. They’ve insulated the rear spoiler. The same ticking sound went away after they tightened the bolts in sunroof. I’ve had the car back for 5 days and the ticking sound came back today. Seems to be more present first thing in the morning when the car is cold. I have another call into the service manager who has been dealing with this for me. I even had the GM of the Lexus dealership speak with Lexus Financial to comp my first payment for my troubles. I hope to get this resolved soon so I can peacefully enjoy my ride.
02-28-18, 11:42 AM
#18
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I bought my 2017 RX350 F Sport a month ago. Lexus has had my car longer than I have. They’ve taken out the windshield and resealed it. They’ve taken be headliner down and tighten the 36 bolts for panoramic sunroof. They’ve insulated the rear spoiler. The same ticking sound went away after they tightened the bolts in sunroof. I’ve had the car back for 5 days and the ticking sound came back today. Seems to be more present first thing in the morning when the car is cold. I have another call into the service manager who has been dealing with this for me. I even had the GM of the Lexus dealership speak with Lexus Financial to comp my first payment for my troubles. I hope to get this resolved soon so I can peacefully enjoy my ride.
While driving with me in my RX to identify the noise, the Lexus tech asked me if the ticking sound was worse in cold temperature. I told him I had the RX for 3 weeks, and I was not that familiar with it. It sounds like it could be a known issue. Sorry to hear that the noise came back. Thanks for sharing and good luck.
02-28-18, 11:47 AM
#19
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Did they take the windshield out to try to fix the noise, or was it some other issues?
While driving with me in my RX to identify the noise, the Lexus tech asked me if the ticking sound was worse in cold temperature. I told him I had the RX for 3 weeks, and I was not that familiar with it. It sounds like it could be a known issue. Sorry to hear that the noise came back. Thanks for sharing and good luck.
While driving with me in my RX to identify the noise, the Lexus tech asked me if the ticking sound was worse in cold temperature. I told him I had the RX for 3 weeks, and I was not that familiar with it. It sounds like it could be a known issue. Sorry to hear that the noise came back. Thanks for sharing and good luck.
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02-28-18, 11:48 AM
#20
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I had those occasional sound with my 2010 RX when new also. Fixed it early on with a soft push upward on the driver side hand grip. Later, the noise never came back. The 3RX had the best hand grips in my opinion. The noise I am facing now is different for sure. Thanks for sharing.
03-03-18, 10:42 AM
#21
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I have the car back from the dealership for a few days now. The noise was mostly fixed, but I will need to drive the car some more to verify. It was some headliner material ruffling against some part of the roof (I don't know where exactly) according to the service adviser. The ticking noise improved in 2 ways: 1- it happens much less frequently (so far), but I still could hear the same rhythm as before when it happens, and 2- the volume is less loud. Hope this give some hint to folks with noise issues. Cheers
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