Rattle Battle
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my classic has a few rattles here and there that I'm sure are common to most cars.
anyone with any knowledge about particularly bits prone to rattling lets hear them and how to solve them. my front doors seem to be the worst offenders although im sure this is linked to the speaker volume!
anyone with any knowledge about particularly bits prone to rattling lets hear them and how to solve them. my front doors seem to be the worst offenders although im sure this is linked to the speaker volume!
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I thought I had a front door rattle, but it wasnt!
next time you are out, with a passenger, and you hear it get the mate to hold down the vent under the window.![Smile](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
right on the passengers side where it ends, push down on the grill just inside the vent![Smile](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
secondly, the rear door rattle is actually the heated rear window connection vibrating, I think Im going to trim a corn plaster and use it to wedge the gap and stop it rattling...
next time you are out, with a passenger, and you hear it get the mate to hold down the vent under the window.
![Smile](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
right on the passengers side where it ends, push down on the grill just inside the vent
![Smile](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
secondly, the rear door rattle is actually the heated rear window connection vibrating, I think Im going to trim a corn plaster and use it to wedge the gap and stop it rattling...
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i know of one rattle but havent figured a way to solve it yet - roof covering over drivers head where theres a couple of blanking plates where the handle "inst"
that rattles.
that rattles.
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i have one coming from the back of mine cant work it out yet....
There other one ive just solved, coming from the front passanger area. The red button you push to release the passanger seatbelt was rattling. Realised when was no rattle when i had a passanger. Put a thin piece of sticky sided foam inside the seatbelt catch.
No the one at the rear is bugging me.
There other one ive just solved, coming from the front passanger area. The red button you push to release the passanger seatbelt was rattling. Realised when was no rattle when i had a passanger. Put a thin piece of sticky sided foam inside the seatbelt catch.
No the one at the rear is bugging me.
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the one in the rear could be the jack rattling in its housing on the left hand side, drove me absolutly potty so i chucked it on the spare wheel wrapped in a load of jiffy wrap
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