What Causes the Squeaking Noise Under the Windshield?
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This issue commonly occurs in many older vehicles. It is caused by the plastic sealing strip at the lower edge of the outer windshield not sealing tightly, allowing sand and dirt to enter. Once these particles get into the gaps, they rub against the windshield when driving on bumpy roads, resulting in the squeaking noise. Removing Sand and Dirt: The solution to this problem is quite simple. Just remove the plastic sealing strip below the windshield, clean out the sand and dirt, then reinstall the strip with added sponge padding. Fixing the Noise: To eliminate the noise, it's recommended to take the car to a 4S shop. Professional technicians can test-drive the vehicle to replicate the noise, and after a few attempts, they can generally pinpoint the source of the noise.