Rattles: I need Valium
Rattles: I need Valium
03-23-2004, 11:31 PM
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Under the seat may be the airbag cable.....
My only one(now
) is a little one in the dash that I don't wanna take the dash apart to find/fix....
My only one(now
) is a little one in the dash that I don't wanna take the dash apart to find/fix....
03-24-2004, 06:16 AM
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I fixed the rattle at the defrost trim.
It's the godd*mn driver's door that is testing my nerves.
I have had the door panel off and cannot identify the clicking when going over irregular pavement.
Sounds plasticky.
It's the godd*mn driver's door that is testing my nerves.
I have had the door panel off and cannot identify the clicking when going over irregular pavement.
Sounds plasticky.
03-25-2004, 09:32 PM
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Originally posted by Uncle Scotty
My only one(now ) is a little one in the dash that I don't wanna take the dash apart to find/fix....
My only one(now
) is a little one in the dash that I don't wanna take the dash apart to find/fix....
04-15-2004, 12:45 AM
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Originally posted by Uncle Scotty
Under the seat may be the airbag cable.....
My only one(now ) is a little one in the dash that I don't wanna take the dash apart to find/fix....
Under the seat may be the airbag cable.....
My only one(now
) is a little one in the dash that I don't wanna take the dash apart to find/fix....
04-21-2004, 11:14 AM
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rattles
I have an '04 WRX wagon....lots of rattles, particularly from the trim. Very aggravating indeed. But like it was mentioned above, I'm not about to start taking my interior apart to try to fix it.
04-22-2004, 03:35 PM
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hey this works well, take all the molding off your doors, so that you can see all the nice plastic sheeting underneath, ripp that off, then use duct tape ove all the wiring, does not lok pretty but what the hell who cares, doors do not rattle anymore.
04-22-2004, 05:28 PM
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SlickmisterN,
good idea.
I have "fixed" a number of them myself:
1. glovebox-light switch
2. silver trim around HVAC/stereo
3. clock insert in dash
4. the infamous VIN-plate trim in front of dash
5. "some" of the rattles in the door.
good idea.
I have "fixed" a number of them myself:
1. glovebox-light switch
2. silver trim around HVAC/stereo
3. clock insert in dash
4. the infamous VIN-plate trim in front of dash
5. "some" of the rattles in the door.
04-23-2004, 08:49 AM
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If you think this car is bad you should take a ride in my girlfriend's 03 Tiburon. A new rattle literally pops up bi-weekly. There is so much duct tape in the car silencing rattles that it is probably 5/10 slower in the 1/4.