What causes the noise from the co-pilot seat in a Bora?
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Bora co-pilot seat noise causes are as follows: Dust entering the windshield: Driving in areas with high wind and sand, it is common to find the windshield making noise. Whenever the vehicle drives on slightly bumpy roads or the hollow position of undulating roads, it will make a "creaking" sound, which is particularly annoying. Solution: Generally, this situation occurs on the front windshield. It might be mistaken for the plastic clips of the center console not being tight enough, but it is actually caused by dust entering the windshield. Simply remove the connecting plate and clean it to solve the problem. Aging of door seals: The function of door seals is to prevent rainwater and dust from entering the cabin. Since the seals are rubber products, they will gradually age and wear out due to exposure to wind and sun. While driving, you will clearly feel wind noise and friction noise. Solution: If the seals are severely aged and damaged, it is recommended to replace them directly, as the value of maintenance is not high. It is suggested to regularly clean the dust and rainwater between the gaps of the seals during daily use to prevent aging.