First problem: squeak in dash (1 Viewer)

[Docyota]

So, first problem has surfaced itself. Drivers front dash speaker (right at the base of the a-pillar) squeaks with temperature changes. Holding the speaker cover will stop the squeak. Tried to gentle remove with some plastic trim tools, but no luck.

Dealer service in a month or so, will get them to fiddle with it and let y'all know. Otherwise still love my LX600 base.

 

[084runnerltd]

So, first problem has surfaced itself. Drivers front dash speaker (right at the base of the a-pillar) squeaks with temperature changes. Holding the speaker cover will stop the squeak. Tried to gentle remove with some plastic trim tools, but no luck.

Dealer service in a month or so, will get them to fiddle with it and let y'all know. Otherwise still love my LX600 base.

Same issue here on mine.

My closest dealer is 8 hrs away….please let me know how they resolve it.

 

[MikeVpdx503]

This sounds very similar to a common issue with current gen Tacoma’s. I experienced similar noise during cold temps at A pillar speaker, but on passenger side in a 2017 Tacoma I owned for about a year, very frustrating.

 

[El Skywalker]

This sounds very similar to a common issue with current gen Tacoma’s. I experienced similar noise during cold temps at A pillar speaker, but on passenger side in a 2017 Tacoma I owned for about a year, very frustrating.

Beat me to it.
My 17' Tacoma had this same issue.

Squeeked when it got a little cold out. Annoying.

 

[Docyota]

1) 2020 Tacoma: lift it, mud terrains, roof rack, tools. Problem solved, little creaks and noises are no longer audible.

2) place a credit card or other similar sized object on the medial (closer to the middle) side of that little speaker, stops the noise. Going to shove a little plastic or rubber piece in there temporarily until I get to the dealership.

 

[Docyota]

Dealer was too busy to mess with squeaks for my scheduled maintenance. Added a little piece of rubber (actually added two, see photo for one) to the drivers front speaker. Squeak gone.

First adopter problems.