2009 Toyota Highlander 2.4 Co-pilot Doors and Windows Parts Abnormal Noise
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09 Toyota Highlander 2.4 co-pilot doors and windows abnormal noise 09 Toyota Highlander 2.4 co-pilot doors and windows abnormal noise Occasionally a fault similar to abnormal friction noise occurs in the co-pilot part
09 Toyota Highlander 2.4 co-pilot doors and windows abnormal noise 09 Toyota Highlander co-pilot doors and windows abnormal noise A 09 Toyota Highlander driver reacts to road bumps when the co-pilot part occasionally resembles friction and abnormal noise fault occurs Sitting in the co-pilot for a long time and listening to the source of abnormal noise
2009 Toyota Highlander Co-pilot Door and Window Parts Abnormal Noise
A 2009 Toyota Highlander When the driver responded to the bumps on the road, the co-pilot occasionally had similar friction noises, and the failure time was longer when the failure occurred.
I sat in the co-pilot and listened to the abnormal noise source above the A-pillar, so the car was equipped with a reversing image, so it was suspected that the wiring harness was not firmly arranged. After checking, the wiring harness was discharged firmly and there was no abnormality. Because the sound source was near the rearview mirror, the target was locked again. The rearview mirror is suspected of being loose inside the rearview mirror. Therefore, the rearview mirror is electrically adjusted. Because of the trouble-saving reason, the contact part of the rearview mirror is padded with some foam. The fault phenomenon is still eliminated from the rearview mirror. Then the suspected target is locked and the glass lifter is removed. Lifter and glass test run all the same
Because the driver has checked the center console at another repair shop before, the fault is only in the door and window parts. At this time, check the door solder joints without cracks and fill the foam. There is no abnormality. Finally, only the door limiter is left. Remove the limiter and find that the rear rubber buffer is aging After the iron sheet at the rear is loosened and rubbed with abnormal noise, the problem is solved
