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Hi everyone, I had a R32 GTR. Just bought it for about 3 month. When I drive the car, it always some noise come from inside the car, I think it is around the dash area, but couldn't realli find it. Is that possible to fix? Where should I go to get rid of these noise. Really hate it in these hot days. Is anyone got same problem as me? Please help!!!

Its like some sort of creaks sound where come from the front dash. And the rear windscreen unit around shaking noise. Is that possible to fix?????

creaks from the dash? perhaps it has been taken apart by a previous owner of the car and not put back in properly? maybe one of the important clips have been broken? but more importantly, when do you hear this noise while driving? like when you drive over a bump or something?

i used to get that a creaking noise in my FC too...from the passenger side. i thought it might've been my suspension, then i thought it was the glove box, then i imagined that it could've been something inside the glovebox..

but after everything, it turned out to be nothing more than the screw that held the mounting bracket for my BOV and bleeder valve in the engine bay that had become loose thru vibrations from just driving.

i guess the only advice i can give you, is to make sure you know what it is before you make any assumptions that might cost you a bit of money.

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