_JB_

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Well I've been trying to track down a cricket like chirp in my car. I noticed when I put the LED reverse bulbs back into my taillights my passenger taillight was squeaking a lot. I had my dad wiggle the taillight when I sat in the car and it sounded like it.

So I looked closer to the taillight and found out where the filler panel (the part between the driver and passenger taillights) and the passenger taillight bolts meet was plastic to plastic. I put pieces of paper towel around the two bolts on the taillight and took it for a drive. No more chirps!

So hopefully this info may help some people!

taintedmeat

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When that paper towel wears out, replace it with some felt. You can get sheets of it that you can cut to fit.

CULATR

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get you some adhesive backed foam insulation tape the kind you use on windows to seal gaps you can buy at like wal-mart in the 1/4" width or the larger size your choice that works great to for the squeaking prob your having

_JB_

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Well the paper towel I used is actually nylon based, really strong stuff. I will probably never have to replace it.