It is never enjoyable to find out a noise you don’t know anything about and comes from your car. So what if you discover a noise that remains in the cabin of your Suzuki Swift? It is highly conceivable that this is a small problem, but before being sure of that, it is better to do some checks. Our team has produced this document to help you identify and fix this cabin noise. First, we will look at those that come from the dashboard, then noises from the cabin, the doors, and at last the plastic noises on Suzuki Swift that surface when it is hot.
Reasons that can cause noise in the passenger cabin of your Suzuki Swift
I encounter plastic rattling noises on the dashboard Suzuki Swift
One of the conceivable reasons that can produce a plastic rattling noise in your Suzuki Swift is that your dashboard, after a repair or vibrations suffered during its lifetime, it may have fasteners that have come loose or unscrewed. Try to identify the specific spot of this plastic rattling noise on Suzuki Swift and using your vehicle’s technical manual try to check the tightness of all the screws involved. Otherwise take your vehicle to your mechanic.
I experience noises in the cabin Suzuki Swift
The second most basic possibility of a cabin noise in your Suzuki Swift is that some parts that come apart may be loose, either because of too frequent disassembly that would have reduced the holding between these parts, or because of vibrations. Think about verifying your ceiling light which is often the cause of a cabin noise on Suzuki Swift. Otherwise open your doors, those closest to the source of the noise and check all the openings, covers that are installed there, some may have moved and therefore vibrate while driving. In most cases putting them back in place or gluing them is enough to solve the problem.
I feel door noises on my Suzuki Swift
If you feel a plastic noise on the doors of your Suzuki Swift, it is conceivable that it is one of your door trim fasteners that is damaged, or a screw from an internal mechanism of the glass for example or the loudspeaker that has unscrewed and therefore makes the component in question to rub against the door interior. Feel free to disassemble your door trim to find the origin of this plastic door noise on Suzuki Swift. For more info on door noises on Suzuki Swift, feel free to read this article.
I find out a cabin noise when hot Suzuki Swift
If, on the other hand, you discover cabin noises in your Suzuki Swift when summer arrives or when the outside temperature is warm, it is sadly obvious that this syndrome manifests itself more during these times. Indeed, plastic being a rather flexible material will expand with heat and will therefore much more easily rub on other plastic or metal parts, this is what will generate cabin noises when hot on your Suzuki Swift. It is difficult to fix this problem, you can always look for the exact source of the noise, and try to put foams or tape between the expanding units to limit their noise from their expansion.
