[FringBirdAloha]

I was told by Chevy it is normal to hear a very slight clicking with the magnetic shocks. Not sure if this is the same clicking you’ve heard, but all my Chevy vehicles with magnetic shocks do this. Especially when going over speed bumps.

[soceur77]

Originally Posted by Boost or bust

What is the TSB#?

nit sure when I went to the dealer, they found it...also to the guy that says theirs is always some clicking noise, other then when i had debris in the wheel, Ive never heard a clicking sound coming from the car, nor do I think that would be appropriate for a public road car to have clicking while driving, totally not normal...lol

[natep514]

Update - So it turns out the Tire Pressure Sensor was the cause of that ticking noise in the tire. There was also an advisory on the driver side door which rattled at a certain frequency. Thanks for all the advice. Can't wait to actually drive my new car! Haha

[BMWM.D.]

Originally Posted by natep514

Update - So it turns out the Tire Pressure Sensor was the cause of that ticking noise in the tire. There was also an advisory on the driver side door which rattled at a certain frequency. Thanks for all the advice. Can't wait to actually drive my new car! Haha

So it was broken or loose inside the wheel?

[1roadking]

That makes total sense! Easy fix to. As far as mangaride always clicking, that’s a no, I have had 4 GM vehicles with magnaride and never had that issue.

[natep514]

Turns out it was the right rear wheel speed sensor. They loosened it to verify and the noise went away. They tried replacing it with a new one but it did the same thing. So, they had to shim the sensor to get it to stop making contact with the rotor.