What Causes the Rear Bump Noise in the Tenth-Generation Civic?

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The rear bump noise in the tenth-generation Civic is caused by loose plastic parts of the air conditioning system inside the co-pilot's glove box. Below is relevant information about the tenth-generation Civic: 1. Introduction: The newly upgraded CIVIC Civic comes in two versions, the 220Turbo and 180Turbo, expanding from the original 6 configurations to 8 configurations. It features a unique Flash Yellow color scheme, aligning with the "C-Position New Power" personality appeal, and adds a series of practical functions. While comprehensively enhancing its value, it offers consumers more diverse and personalized choices. 2. Interior: The Dongfeng Honda Civic's interior boasts relatively fine craftsmanship and a fashionable design with a prominent sense of layering. It is equipped with a variety of functional configurations, although the extensive use of hard plastics results in a less-than-ideal tactile experience. The seats, however, provide good comfort.