It's in the 100's up here too. I figured it must be in the 120's down by you. With a car that new, you may be the first person to ever notice the noise. You'll be the first to tear it apart too, I bet.
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Paradox wrote:
Ok both me and one of my roomates seem to have this problem, but I think I
> know whats causing it.
> When driving around, or even stopped at a light, occasionally there will be
> a snapping sound that comes from the dash, it doesnt happen at any regular
> intervals, and is completely random. I THINK that its either parts of the
> dash or the magnesium mounting bracket that they have under the dash that is
> flexing from the temperature change, since I'm getting into a hot car at the
> end of the day (this is Arizona, outside temps are in the 100's, inside of
> cars of course get to 150+) and with the AC blowing cold, theres going to be
> a quick change in temperature causing the plastic to flex.... anyone agree
> with that? more importantly, anyone know the exact place where its flexing
> at where a piece of felt or something would absorb the noise instead of
> allowing plastic to rub on plastic?