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Hahaha I had the same, it was my wheel lock rumbling inside there. I put it in a pouch and solved that. I have one right now which seems like it's plastic carbon inserts in the dash trim. only rattles in like 1st gear. I also have a 27won RMM so everything rattles, it's all good though lol.
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Rear door tweaker behind drivers seat.
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Headliner area on passenger side. Pretty much has gotten worse and worse and no permanent fix so far. The roads in my area are rough so that doesn't help.
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Mine is rattling somewhere near the air vents below the a-pillar:
Sometimes there is absolutely nothing, but when it's cold outside and I'm doing short trips then you can clearly hear something vibrating.
Sometimes there is absolutely nothing, but when it's cold outside and I'm doing short trips then you can clearly hear something vibrating.
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Same for me, just noticed it the other day.Mine is rattling somewhere near the air vents below the a-pillar:
Sometimes there is absolutely nothing, but when it's cold outside and I'm doing short trips then you can clearly hear something vibrating.
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A-pillar on drivers side. Don't really notice it except on slow bumpy roads. I know that its probably the clips that hold it in. Haven't tried to fix it yet, but 2 sided tape will probably work.
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The a-pillars on both sides are known to rattle, with the sound seeming like it‘s coming from the dash vent. A 1/4” thick felt pad (typically used to prevent the legs of chairs from scraping on the floor) shoved in between the a-pillar and the dash (low and out of sight) solved the rattles for me.
Also, the center of the dash is known to rattle on start-up for a minute, then dissipates.
My current super-slight rattle/noises are:
1. Passenger seat, right bolster.
2. Driver seat belt above my left shoulder subtly scratching on the seat itself. Sounds like a tiny squeak.
Also, the center of the dash is known to rattle on start-up for a minute, then dissipates.
My current super-slight rattle/noises are:
1. Passenger seat, right bolster.
2. Driver seat belt above my left shoulder subtly scratching on the seat itself. Sounds like a tiny squeak.
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A-pillars two winters ago.
I also get subwoofer rattle at times as well. Note that I'm not talking about blasting rap music at volume level 30, I'm talking about playing Sara Bareilles at volume level 16 lol.
I'd like to explore that area someday and insulate it better if possible, but I wouldn't know what the heck I was doing if I check it out.
I also get subwoofer rattle at times as well. Note that I'm not talking about blasting rap music at volume level 30, I'm talking about playing Sara Bareilles at volume level 16 lol.
I'd like to explore that area someday and insulate it better if possible, but I wouldn't know what the heck I was doing if I check it out.
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Rattles in the Headliner above passenger and drivers side, dash near the speaker, and passenger B pillar where the seat belt is. I had the dealer put in insulation foam in the headliner, helped but still rattles on rough roads. Will be insulating the car further down the road.
Rattles in the Headliner above passenger and drivers side, dash near the speaker, and passenger B pillar where the seat belt is. I had the dealer put in insulation foam in the headliner, helped but still rattles on rough roads. Will be insulating the car further down the road.
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This is an easy one. The A pillar trim is rattling against the dash.Mine is rattling somewhere near the air vents below the a-pillar:
Sometimes there is absolutely nothing, but when it's cold outside and I'm doing short trips then you can clearly hear something vibrating.
https://www.civicx.com/forum/threads/a-pillar-rattle.29902/
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Driver side silver door trim.
Pass side c pillar
Sub rattle will be fixed soon enough.
In case you're curious, the spiders in the factory woofers have a tendency to come unglued. It's entirely possible to remove it and reglue the spider down to fix it.
Pass side c pillar
Sub rattle will be fixed soon enough.
In case you're curious, the spiders in the factory woofers have a tendency to come unglued. It's entirely possible to remove it and reglue the spider down to fix it.
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Noticed a rattle in the driver's door near the window. Only seems to happen when the car is cold. I'll live with it for now.
Noticed a rattle in the driver's door near the window. Only seems to happen when the car is cold. I'll live with it for now.
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Ditto on the rattle in the headliner on the driver side. I first I thought it was just the visor vibrating slightly when it was locked/clicked in. So I unlocked/clicked it and the rattle didn't completely go away. Not enough to really annoy me as it can't really be heard while driving at higher speeds.
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Anyone who is hearing rattles by their door should try and press against their A-pillar and see if it goes away. If it does, then it's the same rattle that everyone else gets.
The A-pillar is the curved section between your window and windshield.
There are plenty of videos explaining why this happens and how to fix it without messing with the speaker or airbag or whatever the heck is inside of there (honestly I forget). I haven't done it yet because I haven' t had that rattle in over a year, but it doesn't seem too inconvenient if you have the right material to fix it.
The A-pillar is the curved section between your window and windshield.
There are plenty of videos explaining why this happens and how to fix it without messing with the speaker or airbag or whatever the heck is inside of there (honestly I forget). I haven't done it yet because I haven' t had that rattle in over a year, but it doesn't seem too inconvenient if you have the right material to fix it.
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