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N1rve 01-22-2016 11:23 PM

Knocking Noise Near Driver Seat
 
I've been hearing a knocking noise when I come to a complete stop or taking off from a complete stop near my driver seat or under it. I looked under and there's nothing there. Anyone else have experience with this? Things to check? I tried lubing the rails and nothing happens.

I can jump up and down in my seat and rock it and sometimes it will make that knock noise.

humfrz 01-22-2016 11:55 PM

Well, @N1rve , first thing I would try, is to look under the seat and tighten any bolts I could see and get to.

If that didn't stop the knocking noise, I'd be tempted to take the seat completely out of the car and check the adjusting mechanisms for lose, broken or warn parts and make sure all bolts/nuts were tight.

Don't forget to check the return springs for the mechanisms (if there are any) and while the seat is out, check to make sure there isn't a lose, broken or out of place seat cushion spring (if these seats have them).

That ought to take care of your Saturday morning ..... :)


humfrz

Packofcrows 01-23-2016 05:48 AM

Lose panel below the car?

Ashikabi 01-23-2016 09:12 AM

Gremlins?

gravitylover 01-23-2016 02:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ashikabi (Post 2519441)
Gremlins?

I have those, we've become friends :iono:

N1rve 01-23-2016 04:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by humfrz (Post 2519262)
Well, @N1rve , first thing I would try, is to look under the seat and tighten any bolts I could see and get to.

If that didn't stop the knocking noise, I'd be tempted to take the seat completely out of the car and check the adjusting mechanisms for lose, broken or warn parts and make sure all bolts/nuts were tight.

Don't forget to check the return springs for the mechanisms (if there are any) and while the seat is out, check to make sure there isn't a lose, broken or out of place seat cushion spring (if these seats have them).

That ought to take care of your Saturday morning ..... :)


humfrz

Well I tried tightening what I can see without taking off the chair, I guess that wasn't any luck.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Packofcrows (Post 2519408)
Lose panel below the car?

Tripple checked that forsure especially since I was wary if I touched any other panels when I installed my perrin exhaust.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ashikabi (Post 2519441)
Gremlins?

God damn Gremlins.

justatroll 01-23-2016 04:57 PM

You don't have any type of shifter modification?

Packofcrows 01-23-2016 05:53 PM

Panels may seem firm but under wind pressure may shake/vibrate.

Just my .02C not Canadian.

N1rve 01-23-2016 07:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by justatroll (Post 2519696)
You don't have any type of shifter modification?

Nope. Drive an automatic.

N1rve 02-10-2016 11:25 PM

Took the car to the dealer to look into this noise issue as well. Stand by for updates tomorrow!

Xx-Ness-xX 08-30-2016 02:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by N1rve (Post 2543486)
Took the car to the dealer to look into this noise issue as well. Stand by for updates tomorrow!

So what did the dealer find?

I have my car for 3 years now, and my driver seat has started making the knocking noises recently, too. Just like how you described it, the noise is usually induced when taking off from a complete stop.

Ultramaroon 08-30-2016 02:50 PM

Rear axle nut?

N1rve 09-01-2016 01:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Xx-Ness-xX (Post 2741388)
So what did the dealer find?

I have my car for 3 years now, and my driver seat has started making the knocking noises recently, too. Just like how you described it, the noise is usually induced when taking off from a complete stop.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ultramaroon (Post 2741427)
Rear axle nut?

Oops, forgot about this thread.

The dealer found nothing, I took it to an independent mechanic who road with me and found out it's a NATURAL noise of the car. It's the reverse lockout of the transmission clicking into place. For some odd reason my car is very loud and the way to solve it is to put paste lube directly onto the reverse lockout and made it less noisy. I still hear a slight tapping but it's significantly lower in volume.

Originally checked the exhaust, seat rails, and E-brake and those were not the cause.

humfrz 09-01-2016 02:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by N1rve (Post 2742865)
Oops, forgot about this thread..........

:slap: ............. now that's once.

:D


humfrz


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