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Old 27th May 2002, 02:02   #1
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Folding Seat Noise
I have read a number of threads discussing creaking and squeaking from the rear folding seats. However, no one has discussed specifically how to get rid of the noises. What must I do on my 2002 M5 to qet them to go away?

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Old 27th May 2002, 03:20   #2
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Mine was making a lot of noise, it was caused by the back of the seat being lose. The back panel snaps on and was lose, I used double stick tape on the surface that mates with the seat itself. No more noises to report
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