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Old 17th April 2000, 21:04   #1
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Post Solution to Squeak

The squeak from my rear deck which others have posted about seemed to be coming from the deck rubbing against the three child seat connector posts. A couple of drops of tri-flow and the problem is solved.
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Old 17th April 2000, 23:10   #2
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I have no squeak. I have the fold-down rear seat option. Is this problem limited to non-fold-down seats, or just fold-downs, or both?
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I have a similar-sounding squeaking problem coming from my rear deck. I don't have the fold-down rear seats. Thanks for the tip, I'll see if that fixes it.

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