SOLVED! Rear Hatch Rattle..
Originally Posted by bigmouth2008
Originally Posted by Thread
Originally Posted by bigmouth2008
An earlier post mentioned to add some foam tape on bumper stopers. But those basically didn't help. Now this post are saying the wire harness is the guilty party. I'm gonna try it. Except, are you sure it's the one that makes the noise?
I mean, i thought the sound is like "tap tap tap" on the glass or something.
I mean, i thought the sound is like "tap tap tap" on the glass or something.
You can reproduce it by taking off the top trim piece and tapping the conduit between it's two fastners and you'll hear it. And if it makes that noise while I'm gently tapping it it sure as heck is going to make it as the car goes over bumps, etc.
But, again, this is what worked in my situation. I'm curious to see how many other people with rattles tries this out and the rattle goes away.
Thanks, I'm gonna try it. Just one last question, is it hard to pop open the plastic over for that area? Any special caution I should take?
Getting it back on is easy too, just position it correctly and give it a few good fists around the perimiter and the center and you're done.
yeah i was the one who had suggested,the foam tape on the bumper stoppers of the hatch.. and it worked for some of us.. guess there are two different rattles going on that require two different fixes.
Originally Posted by Wolo
I had the same "problem" with the seatbelt! :D I thought it was the roof for the longest time, until I found the plastic it was hitting againt. I always keep the passenger seat moved up far enough to keep the seatbelt from hitting now. 
I'm definitely going to take a peek at this harness suggestion. Only takes a minute or two to pull the plastic off. Couldn't hurt to try. Thanks!

I'm definitely going to take a peek at this harness suggestion. Only takes a minute or two to pull the plastic off. Couldn't hurt to try. Thanks!
Originally Posted by Hudnut
Originally Posted by Wolo
I had the same "problem" with the seatbelt! :D I thought it was the roof for the longest time, until I found the plastic it was hitting againt. I always keep the passenger seat moved up far enough to keep the seatbelt from hitting now. 
I'm definitely going to take a peek at this harness suggestion. Only takes a minute or two to pull the plastic off. Couldn't hurt to try. Thanks!

I'm definitely going to take a peek at this harness suggestion. Only takes a minute or two to pull the plastic off. Couldn't hurt to try. Thanks!
Originally Posted by Emo
I've either had my car way too short (a week today) not to notice this or I dont have any rattles at all.. hmm.. maybe I should try it on the highway
-Emo
-Emo
Turn off the music, a/c, and put your windows all the way up. Drive through a somewhat bumpy road and listen for rattles. Even though they are always there I tend to notice the rattles more at night. You won't hear any rattles on the highway it's too smooth. Supposedly they fixed the moonroof "creak" after VIN#12906.
Note: If you have aftermarket springs the rattles will be applified since it's a stiffer ride.
Originally Posted by Emo
I've either had my car way too short (a week today) not to notice this or I dont have any rattles at all.. hmm.. maybe I should try it on the highway
-Emo
-Emo
Originally Posted by nero tc
Supposedly they fixed the moonroof "creak" after VIN#12906.
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Originally Posted by nero tC
Originally Posted by Emo
Originally Posted by nero tc
Supposedly they fixed the moonroof "creak" after VIN#12906.
Kevin
Originally Posted by fearturtle44
I took mine in months ago for the moonroof creak and they applied the TSB but they did NOT fix it. They did some other stuff which fixed it. So I would not be surprised if cars after 12906 might still experience the creaking.
Kevin
Originally Posted by Monarch
The Rattle Comes from the Antenna, When you go down the road about 65 to 70 watch the Antenna and you will notice it waggin around like a puppy. You need to get a stubby.
I think the guy hit it with the answer on the wiring harness near back dome light. I haven't tried yet as VA has been cold/snowy. The rattle I hear is from the inside not outside where the antenna is.
Kevin
Kevin
ok, I finally got a chance to try it today. i think thread might have found a fix for one of the many rattles that the tC has. I took off the plastic cover and moved the wires around but for some reason I couldn't reproduce the sound. so I covered it back up again drove a around a bit and it was gone. it's probably only a temporary fix because i didn't do anything but move it around a bit. so i think i just moved it out of place.
basically this fixes the "tapping on glass" noise that comes from the hatch. anyway good job thread
caution: be careful taking off the plastic cover because I think i might have broken a piece of it. it still went back on though.
basically this fixes the "tapping on glass" noise that comes from the hatch. anyway good job thread
caution: be careful taking off the plastic cover because I think i might have broken a piece of it. it still went back on though.
Ive got a rattle in my passenger side door.....do you guys think it could possibly be another wiring harness just moiving around in there??? Anyone have pics on how to take the door panel off cause ill check that out as well as do the hatch all at the same time. Thanks
Originally Posted by IndigoDreams
Ive got a rattle in my passenger side door.....do you guys think it could possibly be another wiring harness just moiving around in there??? Anyone have pics on how to take the door panel off cause ill check that out as well as do the hatch all at the same time. Thanks
Originally Posted by nero tC
Try this:
Turn off the music, a/c, and put your windows all the way up. Drive through a somewhat bumpy road and listen for rattles. Even though they are always there I tend to notice the rattles more at night. You won't hear any rattles on the highway it's too smooth. Supposedly they fixed the moon roof "creak" after VIN#12906.
Note: If you have aftermarket springs the rattles will be amplified since it's a stiffer ride.
Turn off the music, a/c, and put your windows all the way up. Drive through a somewhat bumpy road and listen for rattles. Even though they are always there I tend to notice the rattles more at night. You won't hear any rattles on the highway it's too smooth. Supposedly they fixed the moon roof "creak" after VIN#12906.
Note: If you have aftermarket springs the rattles will be amplified since it's a stiffer ride.
by the way, while we are talking about annoying noises, has anybody noticed (on a manual tc) when you shift and press the gas, while accelerating, you can hear a HIGH pitched sound... it almost sounds as if I have a supercharger or something... it's very weird...
That passenger side seatbelt rattle is hilariouse!
I never would have thought of that. My old Integra was such a piece of crap that my wife would never let anyone ride in it with me, so i always just left all the seatbelts buckled in so they wouldn't swing around!





