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Unfortunately, no search capability on this site.
I previously outlined my fix for identical noise
(given obvious descriptive limitations).<br>Find the
edge where the outer body cladding comes in contact
with the cars rocker panel at door threshold. When the
car turns, the body torques naturally but apparently,
the cladding does so at a slightly different rate and
binds right where the edge meets the threshold body.
This might be true as well elsewhere along the
cladding/body interface. You can probably reproduce the sound
by leaning or pressing firmly against the cladding
exerting a force into the door and angled slightly up.
Keep experimenting until noise is reproduced
consistently and note area.<br>Once i identified this as the
problem (to my wife's amazement) in used about 2 or 3
small wedges of a silicone shim which i had collected
to shim a mirror inatallation in our home. These
shims, oriented vertically, keep the cladding edge far
enough away from threshold so they move independently
and freely...thus eliminating the binding,
snapping-like sound.
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