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vibration/rattle noise from top left windshield
So I never noticed this before in my normal driving, but the other week, I drove from the Los Angeles area up to the bay area and back. I noticed at times that there was a rattle/vibration coming form the top left windshield corner area. The roads weren't particularly rough or anything and I wasn't at WOT. It was at high-ish speeds 80+ and at partial to maybe slightly heavy throttle. Anyone else notice a rattle in that area at higher speeds and medium engine load?
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Sometimes
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I too am experiencing a similar "rattle" in that area. I have no clue what it is :(
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... I just drove to SEMA and back a couple weeks ago and was experiencing the same EXACT thing.. but I think mine was rattling from both the driver and passenger side.
Driver and passenger side. Top of the windshield. Rattling noise. Cruise control around 75 MPH. I just thought it was my Z falling apart because I drive it probably less than half a dozen times a year. :( Do you think it has something to do with the windshield and how it's sealed? I thought it was because of chassis flex and the windshield being messed up because of that. |
To me it sounds like an interior plastic rattle. I only hear hit while the car is under a certain load in the RPM range. Maybe someyhing is loose? A clip perhaps.
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the window regulators rattle after some time, but the sound comes from window area, not windshield. for me it also disappears when the window is cracked open.
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Same here only driver side window
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Found it!!! :D
My interior rattle that is. I spent some time digging around the dash area today and as I was tapping on various parts I found what was making the noise. Turned out to be a particular section of the dash frame where the steering column attaches to nearby. I simply bent the two braces SLIGHTLY away from ach other and now the rattle is gone :tup: NOTE: I did not bend the steering column. Simply a brace in the adjacent area. |
^pics?
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I know this may be hard to visualize the orientation in person but, here are the pics. In the second pic you can see tooling marks where I slightly bent the bracket away from the weld spot. THAT weld should have come all the way forward to prevent the two pieces of metal from EVER moving. I hope this helps you guys out. I was able to recreate the rattle sound I heard by tapping on this piece of metal so, I knew it was my issue.
https://scontent-b-mia.xx.fbcdn.net/...c1&oe=52B1A717 https://scontent-b-mia.xx.fbcdn.net/...b0&oe=52B1EF2D |
break out the mig
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