Squeak on my 2015i

[Mikef]

I have a 2015i XL Denali. When I hit bumps there is a squeak coming from the drivers side. It is near the rear wheel or 3rd row seat. Anyone else have this squeak? The noise is driving me crazy. It has to be fixed.

 

[ebelp]

Tried taking it to your dealer so they can take it for a text drive and diagnose it in person?

 

[Mikef]

Tried taking it to your dealer so they can take it for a text drive and diagnose it in person?

No. Note yet. I plan on it after the holidays. Just wondering if anyone else has the same squeak.

 

[jmitchell]

Your e-brake cables come to a single point near your drivers side rear wheel. You'll have to crawl under and see the bracket that holds them together and the cables are rubbing on that bracket. I ended up doing some trial and error and zipped tied them apart until the noise went away. When you are under the vehicle push up on the frame to mimic the movement and it will help locate the noise. I also had one of the cables rubbing on a bushing in front of that same wheel. Hopefully this helps.

 

[Mikef]

Your e-brake cables come to a single point near your drivers side rear wheel. You'll have to crawl under and see the bracket that holds them together and the cables are rubbing on that bracket. I ended up doing some trial and error and zipped tied them apart until the noise went away. When you are under the vehicle push up on the frame to mimic the movement and it will help locate the noise. I also had one of the cables rubbing on a bushing in front of that same wheel. Hopefully this helps.

Thank you so much. I will crawl under it tomorrow.

 

[superchevy427]

I had a little cricket squeak it was the headliner above the 3rd row seats the push clip wasn't pushed in. A simply push by the interior light snapped it right into place.

 

[hamd1719]

any fix???

 

[Rush]

Your e-brake cables come to a single point near your drivers side rear wheel. You'll have to crawl under and see the bracket that holds them together and the cables are rubbing on that bracket. I ended up doing some trial and error and zipped tied them apart until the noise went away. When you are under the vehicle push up on the frame to mimic the movement and it will help locate the noise. I also had one of the cables rubbing on a bushing in front of that same wheel. Hopefully this helps.

Had the same issue after I lowered it.... drove me nuts trying to locate it