Hey fellow car enthusiasts, have you guys ever heard a sound like something hard hitting the metal part of your car door? I'm currently hearing it from the right rear side.

Master, the right side electric door sometimes responds and sometimes doesn't. After manual operation, it works normally again. I've replaced the lock block, sensor seal strip, and sliding sensor. (290,000 kilometers) Any advice?

When it rains, the side mirrors of my Koleos don't work properly. Now, the right mirror can fold, but the left one doesn't. Does anyone have a good solution? I've already taken it to the shop once, and they added something to it, but after half a year, the problem is back!

After reaching a speed of 60, there is a constant hissing sound from the right rear side in my Arrizo 3. Is this due to wind resistance caused by a design issue, or could it be something else? Has anyone else experienced this problem?

When the windows are closed and the music is off, I can hear a faint ticking noise while gently pressing the accelerator in park mode. It seems to come from the center console, like a small motor vibrating. When I press the accelerator hard, the sound disappears. I can also hear it occasionally when driving at low speeds or when releasing the accelerator. The noise is noticeable when starting the car cold, and it feels like a metal-on-metal vibration or collision underfoot. Interestingly, after driving for a while, the sound goes away. However, if the car is stopped for a while and then started again, the noise returns initially but disappears after driving for a bit.

I've been hearing a strange noise from the left side of the dashboard when I press the accelerator in the morning. It feels like a vibration. Have any of you experienced something similar? I'll upload a video next time.

Hey fellow car enthusiasts, have you guys ever heard a sound like something hard hitting the metal part of your car door? I'm currently hearing it from the right rear side.

Stainless steel shell thickness: 1.8mm for the four doors, 1.4mm for other parts. I was quite puzzled after watching a video of the actual car this year; it didn't seem to match the 3mm thickness mentioned in 2019. Today, I just saw a video explaining the official version of the sheet metal thickness.

2020 model 1.5L, used for 3 years, just one small issue: there's a strange noise in the back of the car. Not exactly sure where, but it sounds like a spring being compressed or maybe two small metal parts rubbing against each other. Hard to describe... Has anyone experienced this? Any suggestions?

Hey car enthusiasts, after parking and turning off the engine, without opening the door, I can hear a loud electric current noise from the dashboard/center console. Have any of you experienced this?

I found cracks at the connection part of the driver's door on my 2017 Ford Taurus, and there's also one on the passenger side. Fellow owners, is this really a crack?