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There is a sound of plastic rubbing on plastic in the rear part of the car's cabin.


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Greetings.
Recently, I have observed an unusual noise emanating from the rear of my 2023 A class vehicle.The sensation may be likened to the sound produced when a pack of 12 plastic Coca-Cola bottles are in close proximity, causing them to rub against each other and emit a high-pitched squeaking noise. I attempted to identify the source of the sound, but I have been unable to determine it so far. Have any of you ever conducted an experiment similar to this? This is most noticeable while driving at low speeds on uneven roads or when encountering a speed bump. Thank you beforehand!

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To begin, I suggest lowering the seats, taking a drive, and thereafter readjusting the seats. Additionally, I recommend operating the centre armrest by raising and lowering it many times.

Is there a detachable parcel shelf included? Remove the item and also engage in a car ride.

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In the future, I will take into account the OCD aspect. However, at now, my primary concern is that the price of the thing I purchased accurately corresponds to its worth. Up until now, I had a total of 4 megabytes. Each time I exchanged one, I held the hope that maybe my previous experience was only a stroke of bad luck, and that the new one would actually exceed my expectations. However, each time, they all left me rather dissatisfied. Perhaps my expectations for a combination of metal and plastic are too high 🙂

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I had made a reservation for the automobile with the dealership from where I purchased it. Resolution: The problem of noise emanating from the car's interior was identified.In order to fill the automobile, they must remove the rear panel.The difficulty arises from the usage of PTFE spray, since the material cannot be stripped off once it has been applied. Consequently, the material will not adhere properly due to the presence of silicone. Consequently, I am now required to tidy it up and make another reservation, leading me to my subsequent inquiry. What is the most effective method for cleaning the PTFE spray that I have used extensively, including on seals and any plastic components that come into contact with each other?Does anybody have any recommendations on how I can clean it? Thank you very much!

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