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Doesn't look like Kia has addressed the sunroof creaking on the 2022 Facelift based on this recent YouTube review. Thomas comments on it towards the end of the video:
I think hes talking about the headliner, since its on the driver side near the b pillar. But id be surprised if the sunroof issue was actually addressedDoesn't look like Kia has addressed the sunroof creaking on the 2022 Facelift based on this recent YouTube review. Thomas comments on it towards the end of the video:
It's an easy 15min fix. Get the kit from Kia for $10, couple washers from local hardware. Watch the video on it.lmfao girlfriend was lifting the trunk today and said she heard something moving/rattling/shaking from the lid... I told her it's normal with this car... it seems to be getting worse after ~14 months of ownership and 7.1k miles lmfao! Crazy bad rattles/shakes/noises from the hatchback... weird!
Gracias amigo!It's an easy 15min fix. Get the kit from Kia for $10, couple washers from local hardware. Watch the video on it.
When I first got my car, only issue I had with noise was the hatch. Fixed that in 10min myself. As for the other noises people are hearing, I know it's not our responsibility or should be done on our dinner dime, When I replaced my shocks and did the sub frame collar bolts it really tighten up the feel of the car and the way it handled.Doesn't look like Kia has addressed the sunroof creaking on the 2022 Facelift based on this recent YouTube review. Thomas comments on it towards the end of the video:
My 2021 GT1 with 4700 miles is suddenly creaking. It sounds like it's coming from the dash area or maybe passenger side somewhere. It's annoying and I'm feeling pissed.
You could try checking for an issues that I seem to have - I seem to have squeaky/creaky door seals. I noticed it last year as weather started warming up. You could try pushing on the seals with the door closed to see if it's the same sound you're hearing. Other people have found that pressure against the window trim produces a creaking also. I've been lubricating my door seals with mixed results.My 2021 GT1 with 4700 miles is suddenly creaking. It sounds like it's coming from the dash area or maybe passenger side somewhere. It's annoying and I'm feeling pissed.
I have an appt with the dealer in a few weeks. The creaking is constant, if the car is moving it is creaking. Doesn't matter the road surface or speed. Just constant creaking even on a smooth road surface. I feel it is driving me mad.Sorry your car is developing extraneous noise; hopefully it won't be more than one. And also hopefully you can locate the source (dash noise is the most problematic because there are so many interior parts).
Definitely! Nothing would ruin the fun of being in this car like having to put up with cheap extraneous noises. It is very strange how some vehicles are afflicted while most escape any issues: mine has remained silent, except for a mild creaking up front after I went to an Eibach sway bar: but even that soft creaking only occurs when I am moving at very slow speed over a gutter, speed bump or similar irregularity: when I get up to normal driving speeds I hear nothing at all. I think that the ECS kicks in and that controls the suspension stiffness which somehow eliminates the creaking.I have an appt with the dealer in a few weeks. The creaking is constant, if the car is moving it is creaking. Doesn't matter the road surface or speed. Just constant creaking even on a smooth road surface. I feel it is driving me mad.
Definitely agree with this, was driving a 2017 m240i a few weeks ago and would never have been able to hear any creaks due to the loud road noise, which honestly is better than total silence with intermittent creaking.Even though I can't stand creaks, rattles and other noises, I think cars becoming overall more quiet, with less road noise, has made these issues more prevalent than what we may have not heard in older louder cars. Can't win I guess.
^ definitely thisEven though I can't stand creaks, rattles and other noises, I think cars becoming overall more quiet, with less road noise, has made these issues more prevalent than what we may have not heard in older louder cars. Can't win I guess.
the rear noise is the actual hatch , not the tonneau cover ( hat rack ) , search hatch rattle , easy fixMy car here in Sweden sounds like scrapes, creaks from the windows in backdoors, only when full up. If I take them down 1 mm sound is gone. I have tried to grease with silicon but not 100% good. Its worse when its hot outside.
Also rear hat shelf moves to much in bumps and by that sounds, it has to be more firm.
Tomorrow I will go to the local delare and see if the have any revisions on these 2 sound and all other revisions to...
Thanks, anyone have pics where to put it and what diameter is used on the vinyl?Its a couple dollar fix. I also used these Vinyl round bumpers that I stuck on the car where the overslam bumper comes in contact.View attachment 60122