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I have no idea what the problem is but I think I have the same thing you do. Does itsound like it's coming from behind the instrument cluster or maybe a little to ...

Ford Taurus & Five Hundred Clicking Noise In Dash Repair ...

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Ford Taurus & Five Hundred Clicking Noise In Dash Repair .... I have a 2008 ford taurus. there is ticking rapidly coming from the driver side by ...

09-10 - 06 Impala Dash Clicking Sound Repair

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My Chevy Impala started a clicking sound under the dash. It stopped ... Change the A/C controls until you hear the clicking sound coming from under the dash.

If it doesn't turn to the Face/dash. Then you have some work ahead of you. The motor is turning(causing the knock sound) but the door in the plenum isn't. The gear is what's causing the noise. But I could be wrong. Older cars don't have this. Year make and model please.

Locate the blower motor resistor and remove it. See if you can moves the leaves that way. If not, you may have to remove the blower fan

while clicking is happening place your hand on the heater blower motor and you will feel it coming from there. change the blower fan.

Have BMW do the diagnosis. The noise you're hearing is the "re-circulate fan". It's supposed to run for up to a minute after you turn car off. It re-circulates oaf through front vents/cabin filter. Trust me, you do not want to "operate" on that dash.

The noise you are hearing is the blend door motor. It is a DC motor that moves a door in the heater box that controls the temperature of the air coming out of the box. There are two typical possiblities, one, the blend door motor is bad and two, the blend door is broken and the motor cannot move it.

Hello Ray.
There could be two things causing this.
First, and most likely, is a plugged drain for the heater evaporator case.
If this drain is plugged, water can accumulate in the box and slosh around.
In the engine compartment, on the firewall, usually on the passenger side, near the bottom there is a small tube sticking out. Run a pipe cleaner or a small wire up inside it and work it around until the debris is cleared.
Secondly, your cooling system may be low on coolant. Air mixed in with the coolant circulates through the heater core creating noise. Check your coolant levels. If it's low, then you should check for leaks in the system.
Thank you for using FixYa.

KL

Check the water coolant level because some of the hot water goes into the heater radiator behind the dash. Seems you have air in the system.

the relay is going bad. its freezing up. this will sometimes happen when it gets stuck in the on position.

Re:- the buzzing behind the dash:-
Its tiny a fan which carries on running in humid conditions to circulate the air so you dont get blasted by warm air when you use your climate control.It circulates air across the humidity sensor. It keeps running for a while after you switch off, and starts again when you open a door. It does this so that there is less delay in getting the climate control to the right setting when you switch on (or restart).