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Buzzing noise in door panel


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Hello people,

Been awhile since I've been here. We have a 2018 Titanium with 30,000 miles that's starting to drive my wife crazy. When we start off driving, usually when it's cooler, we hear a buzzing noise that sounds like it's coming from the passenger side rear door, or the B pillar. It is also speed / rpm related and I'm pretty sure it does it while the engine is running. It's almost like the exhaust is buzzing and transferring the noise into the door. I've turned off the radio to rule out the small speaker in the door being an issue. 

Anybody else been blessed/cursed with this issue? 

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Just to confirm, is this more of a droning type noise that only happens when the ICE runs under certain RPMs? If so, this has been well documented and is due to the Active Noise Cancellation system. There's a workaround to disable it at the tradeoff of slightly increased engine noise:

 

 

I have had a 'buzzing' noise but rare and is pinpointed in the headliner right over the driver's head. Couldn't tell you how or why. Never heard an actual 'buzzing' sound anywhere else in the vehicle.

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Well I found the connector behind the dash and disconnected it. Buzzing is gone now. Wife is happy, skys are blue again. However, I hear much more of the engine noise now. I have an extended warranty through Ford. Might talk to them and see if they have a newer repair for the issue. If I find out anything, I'll let everybody know. Thanks for the help people!

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