who still has roof popping issues?
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New roof tsb WORKS
I had nearly given up in digust. Dealer installed latest roof noise tsb. The new one. Its like a completely different car. Unbeleavable. Not a single noise. No pop, crack, creak, rattle. Simply nothing. And i tried everything to provoke it. May be they finally nailed it. Love the car again. Almost like i got a new one again.
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I just picked my car up yesterday after having the TSB on the roof done. No more popping... However, yu can hear the bushings or whatever plastic pieces they use to secure it, rubbing the metal. It's a ton better, but I suppose since I am already sensitive to the noise, it is still a tad bothersome. It does feel like a new car though since it doesn't sound like baseballs are being thrown at my car by someone.
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I just picked my car up yesterday after having the TSB on the roof done. No more popping... However, yu can hear the bushings or whatever plastic pieces they use to secure it, rubbing the metal. It's a ton better, but I suppose since I am already sensitive to the noise, it is still a tad bothersome. It does feel like a new car though since it doesn't sound like baseballs are being thrown at my car by someone.
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My VIN is low 13000. I've had my XJL for 10 months. The popping noise just started. The dealer just installed or replaced washers according to the TSB addressing the problem. I don't foresee the noise returning. It's just a matter of separating the two metal surfaces (with special washers) that were binding and stressed during times when the car frame is torqued, like turning into a driveway. The problem is where the sunroof cassette is attached to the car frame. If the cassette was spot welded in instead of screwed in, you wouldn't have the noise. No problem... just solutions. No need to throw the baby out with the bath water!
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My VIN is low 13000. I've had my XJL for 10 months. The popping noise just started. The dealer just installed or replaced washers according to the TSB addressing the problem. I don't foresee the noise returning. It's just a matter of separating the two metal surfaces (with special washers) that were binding and stressed during times when the car frame is torqued, like turning into a driveway. The problem is where the sunroof cassette is attached to the car frame. If the cassette was spot welded in instead of screwed in, you wouldn't have the noise. No problem... just solutions. No need to throw the baby out with the bath water!
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