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Old 08-20-2014, 12:12 PM   #589
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So did that take care of it?



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I finally found the source of my BRZ's "ticking". I'll post more details if anyone thinks they may have the same issue, but for now I'll keep it short.

It was coming from the brackets that mount the rear seat to the car's frame. No, not the hooks on the top that have been mentioned before, but the brackets on each side at the base of the rear seat. I didn't take any pictures, but you can see what I'm talking about in this write-up explaining how to remove the rear seat. It's the black bracket on each side (labeled "hidden bracket" in the linked post).

I removed the bottom part of the seats, loosened the three bolts of each bracket, added some grease behind the bracket and re-tightened them. That was it. For good measure, I went back later and added some thin adhesive felt where the brackets make contact with the frame of the car, but that may not even be necessary.

So if you hear a ticking/cracking sound when backing down the driveway, hitting a bump or taking a sharp turn, this may be something to investigate.
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Old 08-21-2014, 08:09 PM   #590
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So did that take care of it?
Yup, sure did. Upon closer inspection, there were a few bent/crooked metal lock washers that I suspect were the cause. Flattened them out and re-assembled, problem solved.
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Old 08-31-2014, 01:12 PM   #591
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After fixing a couple other rattles from the deck, I discovered there were still some coming from somewhere. I pinpointed mine to the rear corner panels where the rear deck and window meet.

There are two white clips that secure the panel and they are not the most secure. I used rubber cement (easily removable/reversible) along the base of the clips to better secure them (sorry no pics). I left the clips secured to the panel and brushed the rubber cement along the base of the clip and clip attachment point on the panel. Reinstalled and no rattles to speak of!

Be careful when removing the panels initially. The clips like to fall out.
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Old 10-20-2014, 06:40 PM   #592
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I am having the same issue, I will investigate the matter soon. I will be posting a thread.
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Old 03-26-2015, 03:03 PM   #593
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I had forgotten all about this, but now that i think about it, my car has stopped popping from the rear deck. Either that, or I just don't notice it anymore. But I don't think that's it, because it used to annoy the $hit out of me.



I'm not really sure when it quit, but I don't recall hearing it for some time now. I've got just shy of 20k miles on it. Maybe all the spot welds eventually broke loose on their own.



Other than a driver's side window seal that rolls over and causes a slight air leak, I don't really have any squeaks or rattles in my 2013.
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I finally found the source of my BRZ's "ticking". I'll post more details if anyone thinks they may have the same issue, but for now I'll keep it short.

It was coming from the brackets that mount the rear seat to the car's frame. No, not the hooks on the top that have been mentioned before, but the brackets on each side at the base of the rear seat. I didn't take any pictures, but you can see what I'm talking about in this write-up explaining how to remove the rear seat. It's the black bracket on each side (labeled "hidden bracket" in the linked post).

I removed the bottom part of the seats, loosened the three bolts of each bracket, added some grease behind the bracket and re-tightened them. That was it. For good measure, I went back later and added some thin adhesive felt where the brackets make contact with the frame of the car, but that may not even be necessary.

So if you hear a ticking/cracking sound when backing down the driveway, hitting a bump or taking a sharp turn, this may be something to investigate.
Thanks man! Absolutely spot on. That knock was driving me crazy! Did as you said and hey presto! No noise since I repaired last month. Very pleased.
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Thanks man! Absolutely spot on. That knock was driving me crazy! Did as you said and hey presto! No noise since I repaired last month. Very pleased.
Glad to help! Still noise free on my end.
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After messing with this off and on for awhile and quieting some things down, I still have the loudest/worst sound.

I'm convinced it is the seat latches. If I put the rear seat down it stops and if I grab the release handle and shake it a bit, the latch mechanism inside the rear seat back makes what sounds like the same thing I'm hearing. Because it is inside the trunk when it happens, it's LOUD.

I shoved a piece of foam down into the latch area, but it hasn't seemed to do much. The problem is there's NO space to get anything in there to tighten up the wobbliness in the latches. I tried various things and so far nothing working. This weekend I'll try putting something on the brackets the latches grab onto. Perhaps making them latch tighter will stop them from moving around.
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After messing with this off and on for awhile and quieting some things down, I still have the loudest/worst sound.

I'm convinced it is the seat latches. If I put the rear seat down it stops and if I grab the release handle and shake it a bit, the latch mechanism inside the rear seat back makes what sounds like the same thing I'm hearing. Because it is inside the trunk when it happens, it's LOUD.

I shoved a piece of foam down into the latch area, but it hasn't seemed to do much. The problem is there's NO space to get anything in there to tighten up the wobbliness in the latches. I tried various things and so far nothing working. This weekend I'll try putting something on the brackets the latches grab onto. Perhaps making them latch tighter will stop them from moving around.
I wrapped the seat latch bracket piece so it latches on tighter and that got rid of the rattles for me. I used frost king felt weatherseal and double sided 3m tape.
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Ok, I stuck a piece of double sided tape on each seat latch U and I think (fingers crossed!) it may have gotten rid of the really loud and annoying popping and clunking.
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I recently noticed the clicking noise 15K miles in...searched the forums, found this post, followed the instructions using WD40, and sanity restored! Thank you OP!

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Rear Deck "popping/clicking/tapping/ticking" noise.

You can fix it also permanently with my DIY because I thing only with WD40 the problem will came back... http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=44636
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Hey guys, I just complained about my rear deck popping sound on my 2015 BRZ to the dealership near me and I told them that there is a TSB for this (12-140-12), The said that the TSB only applies to 2012 BRZs. Is this true? Thanks in advance!
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