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B-Pillar Noise

Impulsv

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Has anyone had any issues where it sounds like something is shifting in the B-Pillar when accelerating and stopping? It’s right next to the left side of my head when driving and it is really starting to get on my nerves! The noise started a few weeks ago and I can’t seems to figure it out, maybe something in the seatbelt assembly?

Any advise would be greatly appreciated!
 

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I don’t think that’s the case. The noise is the trim rubbing against the window glass. If you roll down the window, you won’t hear it drives me nuts.
 
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It's a common issue with your door latch system. Apply some thick grease oil on 4 door latches and the noise will be gone.
I don’t think that’s the case. The noise is the trim rubbing against the window glass. If you roll down the window, you won’t hear it drives me nuts.
The door latch was the issue, thanks for letting me know.

I used electrical tape on the latch and the noise is gone now, going to stop by an auto store and get some grease to see if that works too. Here's a thread where people are having the same noise if you want to give it a try on your Cybertruck.
https://www.cybertruckownersclub.co...ow-speed-acceleration-and-deceleration.25509/
 

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The door latch was the issue, thanks for letting me know.

I used electrical tape on the latch and the noise is gone now, going to stop by an auto store and get some grease to see if that works too. Here's a thread where people are having the same noise if you want to give it a try on your Cybertruck.
https://www.cybertruckownersclub.co...ow-speed-acceleration-and-deceleration.25509/
Glad you fixed it. I mean all Cybertrucks will eventually have this noise without additional grease.

With electrical tape applied, thick grease will be optional.
 

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I get a creaking sound from the front passenger seat. I don’t think it’s the door latch, but can anyone confirm who’s had this?

It only occurs when it’s cold outside (20-36 F) and when the truck is shifting weight front to back or side to side.
 
 
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