Seat Clicking?
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I actually just had my 550 in for this on warranty (passenger seat while occupied). The service adviser called to tell me: "We sat in a 2009 on the showroom floor and it makes the same sound" - so I had him instruct the tech to remove the seat & lube all contact points. No difference though...
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Yup. Had this issue. Thanks to my incompetent dealer, I had to fix the issue myself. And to rajwany, you can't just stop moving side to side. It is an issue when turning as well as you naturally move side to side. to fix it, I extended the seat cushion, moved the seat all the way forward, reclined the seat back as far as it would go and I put some foam inserts in between where the plastic pieces meet and touch each other. that's where the issue lies. Hopefully what Ive described makes some sense.
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Yup. Had this issue. Thanks to my incompetent dealer, I had to fix the issue myself. And to rajwany, you can't just stop moving side to side. It is an issue when turning as well as you naturally move side to side. to fix it, I extended the seat cushion, moved the seat all the way forward, reclined the seat back as far as it would go and I put some foam inserts in between where the plastic pieces meet and touch each other. that's where the issue lies. Hopefully what Ive described makes some sense.
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Yup. Had this issue. Thanks to my incompetent dealer, I had to fix the issue myself. And to rajwany, you can't just stop moving side to side. It is an issue when turning as well as you naturally move side to side. to fix it, I extended the seat cushion, moved the seat all the way forward, reclined the seat back as far as it would go and I put some foam inserts in between where the plastic pieces meet and touch each other. that's where the issue lies. Hopefully what Ive described makes some sense.
What kind of foam inserts did you put in there?
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I have this dark gray type of foam that matches the color of the plastic (in my car at least) quite well. Once I had to get my iPhone replaced and the box they sent me that had my phone in it was wrapped in foam so I just used that for this.