Does anyone else have a creaking noise coming from the rear passenger side of the car?
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I had a little creaking at low speeds over bumps. Lubricating the rear seat hinges with some synthetic spray lube fixed it.
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Hi there! If you send over a DM with your VIN and Ford dealer info, I can look into your concerns on my end.
jexsk
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I had this on mine, more of a rattle and sounded like a loose bolt. Progressively got worse and very noticeable in track mode. Mine ended up being a faulty shock that and was replaced. Took the dealership a while to find it.
Apparently another common issue is the rear deck where the speakers are can cause noise too. Dealership did this for mine as well.
Apparently another common issue is the rear deck where the speakers are can cause noise too. Dealership did this for mine as well.
n_123
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I actually tried to feel around under the rear deck (I assume you’re talking under the rear window) and couldn’t find anything loose. With your shock, was there excessive play in it or are you not familiar? Would love to take it to the dealer already knowing the issue so it could just be replaced no questions asked.
jexsk
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Other than the noise I didn’t notice anything at first. I finally decided take it in when I started to notice that it didn’t feel quite planted at highway speeds, 80+. It wasn’t real bad but I did notice it.
Hopefully the dealership can diagnose yours quicker than mine. They had it for a month before sending out a Ford engineer that got it and put it on a shaker at the local truck plant and he was able to pinpoint it.
Hopefully the dealership can diagnose yours quicker than mine. They had it for a month before sending out a Ford engineer that got it and put it on a shaker at the local truck plant and he was able to pinpoint it.
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