annoying squeak coming from rear hatch??

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04-14-12 | 01:37 PM

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FD3S2005

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Mine rattled a little from the bottom grooves where the divider rested..plastic on plastic. A couple strategically placed dabs of clear silicone fixed it.

have pictures of how it looks like, location of said silicone?

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04-19-12 | 12:12 PM

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did all that and the darn squeak still there. Any other suggestin?

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04-21-12 | 12:27 AM

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did all that and the darn squeak still there. Any other suggestions?

Pillow ball joint.

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04-23-12 | 04:02 AM

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have pictures of how it looks like, location of said silicone?

No pictures. It's where the bottom "pins" rest. And you really can't see it once the divider is in place.

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05-02-12 | 02:15 AM

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I had a squeak that was driving me crazy. I took the back of the car apart looking for it, from the hatch to the plastic overlay pieces. It ended up being an upper pillow ball.

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05-07-12 | 10:53 AM

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Sometime the weather stripping will cause squeaking, it happened to me not too long ago on a car. Adjusting how it sits can sometimes fix the problem, but if its too worn maybe just replace it

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