06 Sonata Dash Creek Noise..Hyundai Tech...HELP!

Discussion in 'Hyundai Sonata' started by misterh78, Sep 28, 2006.

  1. misterh78

    misterh78 Guest

    cableguy3 and HyundaiTech:

    I currently experience the same sorts of noises from my '06 Sonata LX,
    from the front and rear dash/deck and windows. I may not hear it for a
    week or so. It's starting to get cooler here in NH, so this will be a
    test.

    My general perception is ambient weather plays a role, because the
    creaking is not consistant. When I first purchased my car in February
    it was quite noisy. I can not source the exact cause, however, often
    times it sounds like it is generating from the frame, or where the
    windshield and rear window meet the body of the car.

    -Matt
     
    misterh78, Sep 28, 2006
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  2. misterh78

    cableguy3 Guest

    Matt, I did notice that the cooler the weather got, the more I experieced
    the creeking sound. My Hyundai dealer was able to isolate the noise to
    the upper dask trim piece that houses both the alarm LED and light sensor
    for the auto headlights. By putting pressure on the right side, the noise
    went away.

    Instead of allowing the dealer to remove the dash and create additional
    problems, I fabricated a thin piece of wood wrapped in black electrical
    tape and installed it between the windshield and the dash. You can't see
    it at all even if you go looking for it. It has been in for a few days
    and the problem is completely gone.

    I am disapointed that this vehicle appears to be held together by cheap 24
    cent plastic clips but, overall, I am very happy now that my annoying noise
    is gone.

    I hope you are able to isolate your creek and fix it as well. I am now
    enjoying driving again!
     
    cableguy3, Sep 29, 2006
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  3. misterh78

    hyundaitech Guest

    I've seen a couple cars with noises near the package shelf that were caused
    by body panels rubbing one another.
     
    hyundaitech, Sep 29, 2006
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