RickS

Removed the visor vanity light, took out my Molilube Chain Lube (used on the fabulous Triumph) and positioned the spray straw to the point where the creaking/squeeking was coming from and gave it a few squirts. For those who don't have motorcycles, Chain lube is a light WD-40 like spray, but it leaves a waxy, film that stops the headliner from squeeking against the metal roof beams. I assume Boeshield would work as well, it leaves a coating behind. SANITY at last! CAUTION THOUGH, chain lube is a petroleum product and will stain upholstery, DO NOT spray liberally, a little will go a long way.

no.radar

Thanks Rick. (Unless this's a clever setup by d27t to get me to stain the hell outa my headliner!)

RickS

it did a tiny bit on mine, but i will clean it off, I have ways

mpuzach

I tried the "tighten the metal clip in the visor vanity light" trick and was sure that would do it, since the clip was definitely loose before I performed the surgery. No luck. I ended up popping out the light again and jamming a small rag inside the headliner, then replacing the light. That was in January, and the buzz hasn't returned.

Who says our beloved Audis are expensive to repair?!

Stoney

speed bumps, slowly. The car flexes tortiolnally, and the fit of the headliner varies a bit as it does so. I'm assuming this is normal; it is not very loud. With 4000 lbs, how rigid can that spindly Aluminum frame be??

spanky

Yeah, as if you've never stained a headliner before.

Finman

I don't think you should be talking about staining a headliner with a name like "spanky"