Love the truck - HATE THE SQUEAKS - HELP!
#1
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Love the truck - HATE THE SQUEAKS - HELP!
Hi Folks.
For the most part, I love my 2010 Supercrew XLT 4X4, but I am being driven NUTS by the squeaks and rattles! My passenger seat, like many people I've read about on this forum, squeaks like a loud mouse whenever you hit any bump in the road. Constant on the snow covered roads where I live. Worse are the squeaks coming from my front dash. It started about a month after I got the truck. Sounded like something rattling in the defrost vent on the passenger side from time to time, again it happened when there would be a bump in the road. Now there is incessant squeaking coming from in the dash, like a nest of mice squealing. Drives me insane. Because it is not a rattle, but a squeaking sound, I am wondering if it is some type of rubberized material on a contact surface (windshield maybe?) that is causing this, as opposed to a piece of hard plastic.
I would love to hear about any similar experiences and subsequent resolutions.
Thanks.
PS: I fought the oil filter and won by a tko. She was tight, but steady pressure from the underside of the truck held the day.
For the most part, I love my 2010 Supercrew XLT 4X4, but I am being driven NUTS by the squeaks and rattles! My passenger seat, like many people I've read about on this forum, squeaks like a loud mouse whenever you hit any bump in the road. Constant on the snow covered roads where I live. Worse are the squeaks coming from my front dash. It started about a month after I got the truck. Sounded like something rattling in the defrost vent on the passenger side from time to time, again it happened when there would be a bump in the road. Now there is incessant squeaking coming from in the dash, like a nest of mice squealing. Drives me insane. Because it is not a rattle, but a squeaking sound, I am wondering if it is some type of rubberized material on a contact surface (windshield maybe?) that is causing this, as opposed to a piece of hard plastic.
I would love to hear about any similar experiences and subsequent resolutions.
Thanks.
PS: I fought the oil filter and won by a tko. She was tight, but steady pressure from the underside of the truck held the day.
#2
I hunted down my rattle ( Drove me nuts) and even though it sounded like the dash, it was actually the hood hinge rubbing against some black styrofoam on the passenger side. I put a little grease where the hinge was touching the styrofoam and now I have peace and quiet. Hope the helps.
#3
Rear window Squeaks
I have a '10 Lariat Plus with 10k miles and the rear window squeaks really bad. I tracked it down because when the window is open no squeaks. Even if I just take the pressure off and "crack" the window open it goes away. I'm not sure if a little bit of silicone grease would be a good idea or not, but I'll call the dealer and see what they have to say.
Any other ideas about the rear window squeaking?
Any other ideas about the rear window squeaking?
#4
Senior Member
I have a '10 Lariat Plus with 10k miles and the rear window squeaks really bad. I tracked it down because when the window is open no squeaks. Even if I just take the pressure off and "crack" the window open it goes away. I'm not sure if a little bit of silicone grease would be a good idea or not, but I'll call the dealer and see what they have to say.
Any other ideas about the rear window squeaking?
Any other ideas about the rear window squeaking?
#5
sns2,
I have a 2010 F150 Lariat Supercrew 4X4 with the same problems your describing. After trying to figure it out myself, I took it into the dealership and had one of the service reps take a look for TSBs for this issue. He found none. So if anyone knows of any, please share - I would be grateful to know of any.
If I can find a solution, I will post back.
Good luck.
I have a 2010 F150 Lariat Supercrew 4X4 with the same problems your describing. After trying to figure it out myself, I took it into the dealership and had one of the service reps take a look for TSBs for this issue. He found none. So if anyone knows of any, please share - I would be grateful to know of any.
If I can find a solution, I will post back.
Good luck.
#6
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I have a '10 Lariat Plus with 10k miles and the rear window squeaks really bad. I tracked it down because when the window is open no squeaks. Even if I just take the pressure off and "crack" the window open it goes away. I'm not sure if a little bit of silicone grease would be a good idea or not, but I'll call the dealer and see what they have to say.
Any other ideas about the rear window squeaking?
Any other ideas about the rear window squeaking?
You probably have the passenger seat adjusted all of the way back and it only squeaks when nobody is sitting in it. Move it forward about 2 to 3 notches.
#7
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Thread Starter
I hunted down my rattle ( Drove me nuts) and even though it sounded like the dash, it was actually the hood hinge rubbing against some black styrofoam on the passenger side. I put a little grease where the hinge was touching the styrofoam and now I have peace and quiet. Hope the helps.
Now I'm back to loving my F150. For a while there I was regretting buying her, and for a few seconds was even wishing I bought a Tundra. Then I came out of the trance.
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#8
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I have a '10 Lariat Plus with 10k miles and the rear window squeaks really bad. I tracked it down because when the window is open no squeaks. Even if I just take the pressure off and "crack" the window open it goes away. I'm not sure if a little bit of silicone grease would be a good idea or not, but I'll call the dealer and see what they have to say.
Any other ideas about the rear window squeaking?
Any other ideas about the rear window squeaking?
Ric
#9
Thanks, buddy! In a fit of squeak induced rage last night I took out the silicone spray lube and doused those pieces of styrofoam. Squeaks are gone!!! Mice must hate that spray because it sounded like there were millions of them in there As for the passenger seat, I moved the position of the seat and it seems to be okay, but the dealer needs to do a permanent fix. My guess is just a bit of lube required there too.
Now I'm back to loving my F150. For a while there I was regretting buying her, and for a few seconds was even wishing I bought a Tundra. Then I came out of the trance.
Now I'm back to loving my F150. For a while there I was regretting buying her, and for a few seconds was even wishing I bought a Tundra. Then I came out of the trance.
#10
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Thread Starter
Thanks again. My wife thinks I'm obssessive-compulsive about squeaks and rattles, but $40k trucks should not be squeaking and rattling a month after you drive them off the lot. Man, it sounded like they were in the dash behind the airbag.