B-Pillar Vibration
08-14-2017, 06:12 PM
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B-Pillar Vibration
Since this could impact any generation, and no responses from 5th gens, trying the General Discussion...
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09-23-2017, 10:32 AM
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Yes.
So far I had removed all trim and carpet for visual inspection as well as used a flexible inspection "snake" camera throughout the inside of the b-pillar. No anomalies found. This tells me the problem is likely a small issue that is making a big ruckus.
UPDATE: Stuffed the b-pillar cavity with rags and foam. This initially reduced the noise to a reasonable level, but it was still audible. Then, when the Arizona weather cooled down (below 100's), the noise reduced significantly. Not sure if the weather had much to do with it, vs. the filler material settling in. If the noise returns, the next move would be to line the area with dynamat.
Anyway, it's good for now....
So far I had removed all trim and carpet for visual inspection as well as used a flexible inspection "snake" camera throughout the inside of the b-pillar. No anomalies found. This tells me the problem is likely a small issue that is making a big ruckus.
UPDATE: Stuffed the b-pillar cavity with rags and foam. This initially reduced the noise to a reasonable level, but it was still audible. Then, when the Arizona weather cooled down (below 100's), the noise reduced significantly. Not sure if the weather had much to do with it, vs. the filler material settling in. If the noise returns, the next move would be to line the area with dynamat.
Anyway, it's good for now....
Last edited by CRBWS6; 02-22-2018 at 11:22 AM.