Creaking Driver's Seat?
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Greetings,
Recently I have noticed a "creaking" sound coming from somewhere in the vicinity of the driver's seat when turning to the right. The noise sounds like plastic shifting against plastic but I am unable to duplicate it by manually manipulating the piece parts of the seat, the door or the pillar covers, etc. The noise doesn't happen when turning to the left but I can generate it by quickly whipping the steering wheel back and forth at low speed or violently rocking from side to side while the car is sitting still.
Anyone experience this or have any idea (other than the dealer) where to start looking/tightening?
Thanks in advance!
Recently I have noticed a "creaking" sound coming from somewhere in the vicinity of the driver's seat when turning to the right. The noise sounds like plastic shifting against plastic but I am unable to duplicate it by manually manipulating the piece parts of the seat, the door or the pillar covers, etc. The noise doesn't happen when turning to the left but I can generate it by quickly whipping the steering wheel back and forth at low speed or violently rocking from side to side while the car is sitting still.
Anyone experience this or have any idea (other than the dealer) where to start looking/tightening?
Thanks in advance!
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I assume you saw this and this isn't your issue. If not, it may be worth a try. It worked for my seat squeaks a while back.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...vers-seat.html
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...vers-seat.html
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All four bolts were between 1/2 and 3/4 of a turn loose and, aside from almost breaking off one of the retainer tabs on the left-front bolt cover, the operation was a success and the seat is now quiet once again. Thanks for the assists.
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