it may sound like a lappalia (and somehow it does, of course), but at the moment the bubbling friend drives me crazy with his cracker, rattle and snare sounds in the interior. In addition to a series of noises from the doors/windows, belt locks-on leather, any clapping in the center console/hand brake area, as well as unorthodox noises from the passenger's direction, I have since approx. A "new" sound for a month, which must definitely be gone, because it's just super annoying.
And you can do it best with "Knistern" or "Knippern"
==References== It comes from the steering pole switch or instrument cluster, in any case it sounds like when you are sitting on the driver's seat. As long as the car doesn't stand still, it's actually ALWAYS there, not just in potholes or something. Strangely enough, it is completely gone from time to time (rarely), but at other times it is really penetrant. It may be temperature-dependent, but I haven't actually been able to establish a direct connection. Say, "It can be there, whether it is warm or cold, or not."My first suspicion was that it might be. an electric crackling from the steering stick switch could be, since this is anyway sensitive (do not have a relay conversion). Because in the sound, that could come. I once removed the upper LSS panel and all plugs and connections on corrosion or traces of spark stroke etc. but they all looked absolutely clean. For safety reasons, I used to treat her with contact spray, but that didn't change anything. Could the LSS also be slowly but safely smoking from the inside and cause this sound? Since I have airbag, I have always avoided taking off the steering wheel so that I can dismantle the LSS completely...
Or can it somehow come from the instrument cluster? It's always a very nice act to develop, that is. I wouldn't like to suspect that.
I know that this is a difficult question, and I don't expect an answer, but maybe someone has had this very symptom, and can say, "Open the steering stick switch!" or something. If not, I'll have to look for myself. Anyway, it's got to go, because otherwise I can drive Twingo...
Ciao,
Jens
