Seat Belt B-Pillar Anchor Point Noise
#16
I have a rattle there too. I also have one behind me in the middle of the backseat plastic storage area.
I am very rattle sensitive so maybe it is barely an issue- but annoying nonetheless- I know someone posted a fix by lodging some material in the crevices. maybe do a search?
I am very rattle sensitive so maybe it is barely an issue- but annoying nonetheless- I know someone posted a fix by lodging some material in the crevices. maybe do a search?
#17
I have a rattle there too. I also have one behind me in the middle of the backseat plastic storage area.
I am very rattle sensitive so maybe it is barely an issue- but annoying nonetheless- I know someone posted a fix by lodging some material in the crevices. maybe do a search?
I am very rattle sensitive so maybe it is barely an issue- but annoying nonetheless- I know someone posted a fix by lodging some material in the crevices. maybe do a search?
I'm like, moderately rattle sensitive, but an incessant, loud creaking noise behind your left ear while driving is just not tolerable. I also sent the service advisor 3 videos of the noise when I went in for the appointment...didn't help.
#19
I can't hear the noise as you described in video, it sounds like something scraping the mic.
However, I have a rattle in my b pillar area too. So I hope someone has suggestions. My car is stored for the year so I can't help until spring.
However, I have a rattle in my b pillar area too. So I hope someone has suggestions. My car is stored for the year so I can't help until spring.
#20
I pulled apart some of the trim around the seatbelt and found there were some plastic pieces that made the same type of sound when pushed certain ways. I put a bunch of graphite between the pieces. Took pictures. If it works, I’ll post the pics.
#21
There’s a metal “anchor” clip that mounts that whole B pillar interior trim to the car itself. It has to be removed in order to remove/adjust the rear side window or the window trim. It’s REALLY hard to release (IMO) &, consequently, easy to warp/bend. I wonder if that little piece being deformed or not engaged properly could cause that noise? For that matter, once removed, you could check the bolt for the rear side window to make sure it’s not loose?
#22
My graphite experiment didn’t work. I now think it is some part of the seat back. If I sit forward, it goes away. Sit back and it’s back. Annoyingly, if I’m in the garage and move seat every possible way, can’t reproduce. But in my case I now think it’s seat back. Sounds like it is coming exactly from that b-pillar when driving though
#24
I had a squeak/rattle in my T. I had the seat all the way down, but this seems to take load off the rails and allow a little play, so I bumped it up a tiny bit and the noise went away.
I had a similar issue with an Audi S4 I owned.. The noises travel weirdly. I would have swore the Audi noise was from the glove box, but it was the pass seat. Same thing. If the seat was full down, it made noise. a pinch up and it was silent.
I had a similar issue with an Audi S4 I owned.. The noises travel weirdly. I would have swore the Audi noise was from the glove box, but it was the pass seat. Same thing. If the seat was full down, it made noise. a pinch up and it was silent.
#25
Solved my problem. Was something in the outboard seatback release lever. Sprayed some WD40 in there and gone! I’ll get some silicone spray for more permanent solution soon. Absolutely sounded like it came from seatbelt anchor point.