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You think your rattle is bad. Try removing all the rear panels inside the car like I have and see how annoying that is. I have removed one heat sheild pictured above. But I'm thinking it's the one around the gas tank now. Not removing that one though.
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I saw your post on the FI exhaust thread and Tony said to bend the corner away for my clearance. Please let me know what you did to resolve it. Its drving me bonkers! Thanks!!! |
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RESULT: The rattle from the back that sound like the metal is completely gone. I am happy. However there are some rattle (plastic, not metal, coming from passenger side. I am trying to isolate that buy driving at that RPM range where rattle begin and putting my hand on stuff to see. :ugh2: I also remove the Touring model retractable trunk cover and that HELP A TON! BTW, I have Touring model with Bose, 7AT. |
Hey all...
Same exact problem. Sounds like it's coming from inside the rear passenger hatch the vibration kicks In at about 3200RPMs to 4000RPMs... Doesn't sound like a metallic rattle, or something that a heat shield removal would cure. but more like loose plastic panels from the inside of the rear hatch, its seriously driving me NUTS... It is literally all I can hear when I'm in the car now... Very irritating. What the heck is this? I have been waiting for a nice day off when I can really get in to isolating, locating, and exterminating this issue. . . Still have not had a chance to. |
Also correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that large heatshield the one over the fuel tank?? Shouldn't we NOT remove that? LOL
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It has to be the body itself. My rear is strip and it does this all the time between certain revs. But when I have a bag of clothing in there you never her it. So the weight is obvious pressing on the inside of the body paneling. So IMO it has to be where some part of interior/ exterior is sealed together at a seam. Just a thought.
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Well, now we may be getting somewhere. The other day, my brother and I had an idea to throw him in the hatch area real quick to invesitgate where the noise was coming from.... Low and behold, no noise... Now we couldnt investigate fully, and I wasnt in an area where I could test it all the way however... there may be some truth to this. I will followup with any results that I find.
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We will fix this yall! We gotta! It's driving us nuts! LoL |
Nuts isnt even the word LOL... And finally my girlfriend will stop getting pissed at me for saying "WHAT" after everything she says... LOL
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So I gutted the rear today prepairing for my roll cage and I found several metal pieces that could easily cause vibrations under all the rear trim. Maybe this can give you guys soom insite of what might be going on. I didn't get a chance to drive my car so not sure after removing these pieces will help. The last piece was only millimeters from the body. But when I do I'll defiantly keep you updated.
http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/...nterior005.jpg http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/...nterior006.jpg Bottom Right Corner http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/...nterior007.jpg http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/...nterior008.jpg This Piece Is Really The One I Think Is A Main Culprit http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/...nterior009.jpg |
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Good post SPOHN !! Thanks for the update! First nice day I have, Im gutting my trunk as well, to hunt this thing down! .... (REPPED) |
Did anyone figure this out?
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I never had a chance to gut my car and this is the first time i am seeing the pics above. After seeing them i feel like there are numerous spots where mine could be coming from. But from the pics, my money is on the pic where it looks like 5 ground wires are connecting to the body panel...
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