High pitched noise coming from seat logos

[Bombora]

Originally Posted by pheerIx

I can't hear anything over the door seal creaks.

Wax with carnuba the windows and black shadow line trim and creaks will be gone. Worked for me

[NL-J]

Originally Posted by G35POPPEDMYCHERRY

this is so wild. almost so I don't believe it lolol. Im sure it does whine. My biggest crutch is the tires picking up rocks, and apparently a magic fairy dump trucks drops them at every intersection so I turn extremely slow...I blast the radio for my sanity

Urggh the tires yes, kicking up so much crap, hugely annoying indeed.

[Bch53211]

Second m car of this generation, first was a 2015 M4 and now a 2018 M3, never heard one creak or high pitched noise from seat lights in either of them.

[NPuter]

Just my 2c... Mine make a high pitched buzz only when they fade on/off. They're silent when fully lit.
2018 comp

[Tall Tom Cruise]

Originally Posted by NPuter

Just my 2c... Mine make a high pitched buzz only when they fade on/off. They're silent when fully lit.
2018 comp

Heard mine for the first time today. Pretty f*cking annoying. If it's dead quiet you can hear it. The noise started and stopped so I believe you that is only when the lights are turning on/off.

Started with the high pitched whine then 20 seconds later it transitioned to a buzz. 3k miles on my '18 comp. In other news, no rattles... yet.

[smithf80]

Mine buzz when they fade on/off.

I don't know why it matters, they're never lit when you're driving, they only come on with the welcome lights.

Happening on my 2017 F80 and now my new 2018. I really don't care.

[M3Meh]

This is normal. Mine Buzz when they fade on and then when they fade off it goes. Just a quirk with them. What is the point being so picky about such a trivial thing!

[Takumi587]

I have the same thing. Found another thread of how the dealer were to fix it and the fix is pretty invasive. I don’t want any trim or leather pulled just to try and “correct” the noise. I dread any interior fixes by the dealer.

[marvinp]

Originally Posted by Takumi587

I have the same thing. Found another thread of how the dealer were to fix it and the fix is pretty invasive. I don’t want any trim or leather pulled just to try and “correct” the noise. I dread any interior fixes by the dealer.

I feel that chances are you'd probably get the car back with the same noise.

I'd be worried about an invasive fix as well. When I received my M3, the leather piece next to the cupholders can with the wrong stitching. Dealer offered to have it replaced by that required replacing the entire center console. I declined since I didn't want my car to come back with 1,000 creaks after 1 week of ownership.