Clicking Noise - right front in the cabin
#1
Clicking Noise - right front in the cabin
Hi Guys,
I have had a problem with my car for several months (cx-5 KF 2017). When the car is standing in the sun for a long time and it warms up, while driving (most often with air conditioning) you can hear strange clicking noise near the roof and the door on the front right. Sometimes right after starting, sometimes half an hour and sometimes not at all. Have you heard anything like that?
YouTube video
I have had a problem with my car for several months (cx-5 KF 2017). When the car is standing in the sun for a long time and it warms up, while driving (most often with air conditioning) you can hear strange clicking noise near the roof and the door on the front right. Sometimes right after starting, sometimes half an hour and sometimes not at all. Have you heard anything like that?
YouTube video
#2
Hi Guys,
I have had a problem with my car for several months (cx-5 KF 2017). When the car is standing in the sun for a long time and it warms up, while driving (most often with air conditioning) you can hear strange clicking noise near the roof and the door on the front right. Sometimes right after starting, sometimes half an hour and sometimes not at all. Have you heard anything like that?
YouTube video
I have had a problem with my car for several months (cx-5 KF 2017). When the car is standing in the sun for a long time and it warms up, while driving (most often with air conditioning) you can hear strange clicking noise near the roof and the door on the front right. Sometimes right after starting, sometimes half an hour and sometimes not at all. Have you heard anything like that?
YouTube video
#3
I even removed the dashboard and it was still there. It seems to me that the knocking comes from the windshield pillar (but everything is well tightened, i checked) but because of the acoustics in the car, it can be everything. I also emptied all shelves.
I already lack ideas. In the Mazda workshop, they also do not know where the problem is. Especially that once this noise is present and once it is not there for a few days
#4
Intermittents are the worst kind. I'd spend a little time under the hood around the fire wall or wheel well, maybe a ty-rap wasn't snugged up enough or is missing and temperature/speed is enough to introduce the variance...good luck.
#5
Hi Guys,
I have had a problem with my car for several months (cx-5 KF 2017). When the car is standing in the sun for a long time and it warms up, while driving (most often with air conditioning) you can hear strange clicking noise near the roof and the door on the front right. Sometimes right after starting, sometimes half an hour and sometimes not at all. Have you heard anything like that?
YouTube video
I have had a problem with my car for several months (cx-5 KF 2017). When the car is standing in the sun for a long time and it warms up, while driving (most often with air conditioning) you can hear strange clicking noise near the roof and the door on the front right. Sometimes right after starting, sometimes half an hour and sometimes not at all. Have you heard anything like that?
YouTube video
#7
Probably it is enough to just pull the door seal and insert the can tube through the gap and splash a little.
#8
has the same issue
In my case, it helped to apply silicone oil to metal elements in place no. 3. I took off the gasket from door 1, unfastened element no. 2 and sprayed oil from the bottom in place no. 3.
Probably it is enough to just pull the door seal and insert the can tube through the gap and splash a little.
Probably it is enough to just pull the door seal and insert the can tube through the gap and splash a little.
#9
Me too! Exact same issue. I'd love to know more about how you fixed it. Thanks.
#10
Genius!
brilliant. I followed your advice and pulled back the door seal to spray some silicone oil fairly liberally through the gap, directing it towards 2 and 3. Some leaked out through the join between the two pieces but evaporated after a day or two. The creaking/clicking is now fixed!
In my case, it helped to apply silicone oil to metal elements in place no. 3. I took off the gasket from door 1, unfastened element no. 2 and sprayed oil from the bottom in place no. 3.
Probably it is enough to just pull the door seal and insert the can tube through the gap and splash a little.
Probably it is enough to just pull the door seal and insert the can tube through the gap and splash a little.