[Stuart Robinson 1957]

Again this seems a common problem especially when it is a cold morning.
It is interesting to note that on my car the dashboard is fitted completely flush to the A pillar on the drivers side!.
It is only on the passenger side where there is a gap to the r pillar! (photo attached).
Yes as soon as the car is warmed up the clicking noise stops and never returns during the rest of the day.
It clearly makes sense as a long term measure in asking the dealership to put some padding down the gap to avoid any friction/noise.
I have also sprayed a very small amount of Autoglyn rubber and vinyl care into the small area which has also solved the problem.
Again I hope this post is useful.

 

[AlanC]

I solved this problem by squeezing a small thin piece of green baize (snooker table top) material between the A pillar and the dashboard.

 

[greycross]

Yep, very easy to solve yourself..

I just got a small piece of an old black rubber floor mat, cut off a small slice, and jammed it down the gap, leaving a bit sticking up in case I wanted to remove it.

Once I knew that the noise had gone, I carefully cut of the excess so it couldn't be seen.

Sorted !!

 

[Daytel]

I had previously packed it out, and later the dealer put extra packing in.
Strangely it has started to give the occasional 'crack' noise, perhaps because of the hot weather.
No real problem, now looking around for a bit of black rubber to poke in. Best not to press in too far as it disappears inside!