206+ sounds from all over the road

Hello everyone My car 206+ in the city, even when I go on the parquet road or when I go into a very small pit, the screws of the car are loosened like the sound of the music player and the air conditioner section, or there is no solution to this, even in small pits. Atakan21 2017-05-26 12:17:52

our vehicles are unfortunately like this. More than that can not be expected due to its segment. my car also comes with the 2006 model sometimes, sometimes it doesn't. plastic parts can make sounds in hot and cold weather.

I think something got loose in that area. Also check the overhead light. If the claw is broken or loose, squeeze any paper together. If I were, I would go over the problem. Also, metal etc. may be moving in the glove box or in the door pockets.

If there is sound coming from the air conditioner panel, check the tape something is loose. There is not much bio to do to control the other sounds by disassembling the tape or you can give 500-600 TL and complete sound insulation to the doors, under the floor carpet etc.

Teacher, if you are complaining with 206+, we will die in cold weather, it does not come in hot weather, we will handle it like this, because the hard plastic from door trim to torpedo sounded a lot in my vehicle too. I took a rubber seal from a101 and pulled it around the luggage pandezot.

I will check

The Screws May Be Loosened

How did you do around the sponge

We have 206 no clicks, no torpedoes get hurt.

Use silicone spray is said to cut trim sounds

[QUOTE = OguzhanKucuk61] Use silicone spray is said to cut trim sounds [/ QUOTE]

I haven't seen much effect.

When I realize that there is a sound coming from a few places, I give the car to someone else and take a slightly rough road. Then I follow the sound and reach its source.

The speaker on the console was vibrating, I pressed it with a toothpick, it came from the ventilation, I cut it with a small operation, I pressed the headlight paper, it came from the seat belt mechanism, I couldn't do anything to it. I turn on the radio. It shouldn't be too stuck. Whichever car forum you enter, you will see these types of complaints.

[QUOTE = Oktkor] [QUOTE = OguzhanKucuk61] Use silicone spray is said to cut trim sounds [/ QUOTE]

I haven't seen much effect.

When I realize that there is a sound coming from a few places, I give the car to someone else and take a slightly rough road. Then I follow the sound and reach its source.

The speaker on the console was vibrating, I pressed it with a toothpick, it came from the ventilation, I cut it with a small operation, I pressed the headlight paper, it came from the seat belt mechanism, I couldn't do anything to it. I turn on the radio. It shouldn't be too stuck. Whichever car forum you enter, you will see these types of complaints. [/ QUOTE]

Like everything right, our vehicles are getting old. But it feels sad sometimes as if the creak is full :))
What are we trying to use as clean, clean as possible :)