Crickets in my car
Crickets in my car
There is a high pitch chirping sound kind of like crickets coming from my car when the road is rough. Anyone have a clue about what this could be? It is driving me crazy. If I took it to the dealer do you think they could find it?
could it be the glass on your rear quarter panels ? i seem to have read somewhere that after awhile, the rubber gasket / insulation shrinks over time and it contacts a support. mine also makes the type of sound you described when it hits a rough / bumpy patch on the road.
If this is the case, a complete change of the rear window rubber gaskets might be on the cards.
If this is the case, a complete change of the rear window rubber gaskets might be on the cards.
Happened to me twice, two different reasons,
1- As keny had mentioned, the rear window glass, dealership fixed it for free by adjusting (not sure if they replaced the gaskets).
2- My kid dropped one of his shirt buttons inside the seat built latch box as he was undoing his seat belt. drove me crazy till I looked and found it!
1- As keny had mentioned, the rear window glass, dealership fixed it for free by adjusting (not sure if they replaced the gaskets).
2- My kid dropped one of his shirt buttons inside the seat built latch box as he was undoing his seat belt. drove me crazy till I looked and found it!
could it be the glass on your rear quarter panels ? i seem to have read somewhere that after awhile, the rubber gasket / insulation shrinks over time and it contacts a support. mine also makes the type of sound you described when it hits a rough / bumpy patch on the road.
If this is the case, a complete change of the rear window rubber gaskets might be on the cards.
If this is the case, a complete change of the rear window rubber gaskets might be on the cards.
Are you sure it's coming from within the cabin. I had a chirping sound and it was the exhaust pipes rubbing on one side. However, I do have a modified exhaust, but it's worth checking if you cant seem to figure out where it's coming from.
I"ll look into that too. I heard that sound from the outside also. Wrere was it rubbing against
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Between the cat pipe and and outlet pipe. Could also be clamp that is turned and allowing the bolts to touch one of the exhaust pipes. Mine did it at idle also so it was easy to just get under there and locate when the car was running.
could it be the glass on your rear quarter panels ? i seem to have read somewhere that after awhile, the rubber gasket / insulation shrinks over time and it contacts a support. mine also makes the type of sound you described when it hits a rough / bumpy patch on the road.
If this is the case, a complete change of the rear window rubber gaskets might be on the cards.
If this is the case, a complete change of the rear window rubber gaskets might be on the cards.
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