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  1. I have a similar issue. I've pulled the center console stuff out and the center air nozzle. Still have not found the rattle. By the way extracing the center air nozzle is very tricky. Finding exactly the right place to insert a screwdriver and pull down the clips is difficult. I snapped off one of the clips in the process and now looking to find a way to rig a clip or shell out $260 for new nozzle. If I were to do this again I would not use a screwdriver, I'd use a small pick tool (thin wire with a small right angle bend on the end) to hook into the small hole at the end of the clip tongue and gently pull it down while pulling the unit towards the rear. Still looking for the rattle. Hey 500, did you get rid of the squeak ? I guess I think have the same problem and want to know if/what you localized as the reason for the squeak. Thanks.
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