Hello everyone. I bought my 2019 model superb car 4 months ago, but now the sounds of agricultural crackling from the roof have brought the car to the point of selling. I removed the roof tile of the car. The noises of the bar on the windshield are heard by the driver. The service said it could be a waste, but no matter what I did there, the sound was not cut off and now I'm going crazy. Did this problem happen to you, what should I do? There are crispy sounds on all kinds of roads.It has no connection with ceiling tile and sunroof. After downloading the tile, I used the tool and the same sound continues again. I think about the problem either from the welding locations or the sunroof frame.

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2 minutes ago, Danoid said:

Bu mu? https://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/447707-sunroof-creaks-rattles-solved/

Definitely not like that. I completely lowered the ceiling tile and took it out of the vehicle. The sound started to continue in the same way. I wonder if there may be a problem with the body of the vehicle or the glass roof.

I had similar sounds with my Arteon Shooting Brake, and after a few visits to the garage, I decided to check it out myself, meticulously cleaned out a load of sand from the runners/mechanism and cleaned the rubbers with Gummifledge and that sorted it.

A visit to the windy Welsh coast not long after getting the car and half a beach seemed to have accumulated up there causing all those creaks and rattles!

Hope that helps.

Nick

9 hours ago, CubbyQ said:

Benzer sesleri Arteon Shooting Brake'imde de yaşadım ve birkaç kez tamirciye gittikten sonra kendim de kontrol etmeye karar verdim, kanallardan/mekanizmadan bir miktar kumu titizlikle temizledim ve lastikleri Gummifledge ile temizledim ve sorun çözüldü.

Arabayı aldıktan kısa bir süre sonra rüzgarlı Galler kıyılarına yaptığımız bir ziyarette, orada yarım bir plaj birikmiş gibiydi ve bu da tüm o gıcırdamaları ve takırtıları yaratıyordu!

Umarım yardımcı olur.

Nick

Is it the sunroof channels we call channels? The sound has started to become very repulsive, now it is as if two pieces of material are hitting each other.