Clicking Noise Under the Glove Box
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There is a clicking noise coming from under the glove compartment. Almost like a pump pumping something or a sensor or something. Anyone know what this might be? starts clicking once the the key is turned to accessory mode and continues to click when the car is turned on. Any help is appreciated
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Sounds like the aircon fan going, eventually it will start to squeak
First time I changed it it cost $116, need another one soon at 120k
Takes about 45 mins to change
First time I changed it it cost $116, need another one soon at 120k
Takes about 45 mins to change
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The V8 Porschephile
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Other possible sources of this noise can be:
1) Air mixing flap actuators sticking or hunting
2) Leaf or paper stuck in blower wheel. Source of leaf or paper can be via outdoors if pollen filter was removed but never replaced. Another source of paper that I have personally seen has been the paper foil name tag that unglued itself from the blower motor housing and was drawn into the blower wheel.
Remember when we used to stick hockey cards in our spokes held by a clothes pin?
1) Air mixing flap actuators sticking or hunting
2) Leaf or paper stuck in blower wheel. Source of leaf or paper can be via outdoors if pollen filter was removed but never replaced. Another source of paper that I have personally seen has been the paper foil name tag that unglued itself from the blower motor housing and was drawn into the blower wheel.
Remember when we used to stick hockey cards in our spokes held by a clothes pin?
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I had this problem a few years ago, and it was the blend air door actuators. I had them replaced under warranty. My understanding is that it is quite an expensive job...