What causes occasional abnormal noises in the Volkswagen Sagitar?

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Volkswagen Sagitar occasional abnormal noises may be caused by brake noise in automatic transmission Sagitars, dashboard noise, or tire noise. Automatic transmission Sagitar brake noise: Some Sagitar owners of automatic transmission models may notice a clicking sound when releasing or pressing the brake pedal. This is actually normal. All automatic transmission vehicles exhibit this characteristic, though it's less noticeable in Japanese and Korean cars where the sensation on the brake pedal is more subtle compared to the Sagitar. Sagitar dashboard noise: During driving, some Sagitar owners might hear occasional rattling from the dashboard. This is typically caused by thermal expansion in hot weather and generally isn't serious. For those who find it intolerable or are handy with repairs, injecting black silicone into the gaps with a syringe can help. Otherwise, visiting a 4S shop may be necessary. Tire noise: Sometimes, tires may produce a rumbling sound when turning. This occurs because the Hankook tires equipped on Sagitars tend to trap small stones. Simply removing the stones can solve the issue, though it may require considerable time and effort.