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Originally Posted by neutron256
So the fix is rear seats up and radio on. Done that's pretty much all the time 
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Originally Posted by NRGBalanced
Sounds like the typical Click & Clack repair solution.
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Yes, if you always have the radio on, then it won't affect you until when you try to sell the car and the buyer notices the noise.
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Originally Posted by mr. slim
Finally someone diagnosed it!
Hope a TSB comes out soon cause I rather have my car getting warranty done for everything in a day rather than coming back and forth
Thanks again!
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That's exactly what I'm trying to avoid. I learned it the hard way
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Originally Posted by Liquidsnake
That sound has been driving me mad for almost 3 weeks. Can I fix it myself by placing 3m tape or some kind of buffer between the plastic, and the metal frame?
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I understand how annoying this noise gets. Not so bad in the beginning, but it gets more and more annoying as you hear it every single trip.
By reading what was done to get some of the owners' cars fixed, it did not sound like something you could do on your own. They used a special tool to pin point the cause of noise. Some dealers even had to send the cars to a factory to get the welding or adjustment corrected. Although some sound deadening might get rid of the noise, it won't fix the source of the noise. I would still be worrying that the source of the noise might get worse and the noise might come back.