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Old 11-04-2004, 02:51 PM
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Default My passenger side seat squeks

Just driving down the road, it makes a noise when I go over small bumps. Sounds kindof like a squeek, or just 2 peices of plastic rubbing together. I have not had a chance to really inspect it but was wondering if anyone had a similar problem and a fix.

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Old 11-04-2004, 02:57 PM
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Default It might be your seatbelt rubbing against the center console. Try moving your seat and see if it...

goes away.

I had a squeak in my car too and this solved it.
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maybe it is your passenger that is squeaking
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Default It is your seatbelt latch housing rubbing against your SEAT.

There is a pad stuck to the <b>console</b> side of the seabelt latch housing so there's no squeaking there, but nothing between the housing and the leather of the seat. Put a sock over it to test it out and I bet the noise goes away
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If it is leather to leather, dealer has a spray for it.
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Default Quick fix, works all the time. Suggest you find lovely Blond, well equipped to add some weight...

To the seat and thus reduse the squeaking.
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Default I had a similar problem with my A6. I put a piece of foam between the seat and the console

where it was not visible. Your squeek may be coming from another area?
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Raise the headrest so it's not touching the leather on the seat back.
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tried that already no luck
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