Rattling in the trunk?
#1
Rattling in the trunk?
when i drive i hear a rattling sound that seems to come from the trunk area? and I cant figure out what it is... keep in mind i have 19"rims with low pro tires on a lowered XB so the ride is a lil stiffer than most, but still there has to be something im not seeing? Maybe the lil hooks that the cargo net goes onto or something? Is this commin?
#2
I would check the tire iron in the spare tire compartment. Also if you have a rear wiper, that might be causing it. Take everything out of the back, including everything in your little storage compartment, then have someone sit in the back as you drive down the road... you'll figure it out.
#5
My $10 says it's the wiper assembly inside the rear hatch. You can resolve this in a couple of ways.
1. Remove the sucker! I don't know about you, but I've never used mine. Removing the rear wiper and assembly is fairly easy and the hole left is ideal for a rear-view camera!
2. Sound Deadening... Dynamat, eDead, Raamat, BQuiet, etc.... which ever you choose, will make a HUGE difference in the reduction of rattles and road noise as well as significantly improve the sound of your stereo.
My recommendation... Do BOTH!!!
1. Remove the sucker! I don't know about you, but I've never used mine. Removing the rear wiper and assembly is fairly easy and the hole left is ideal for a rear-view camera!
2. Sound Deadening... Dynamat, eDead, Raamat, BQuiet, etc.... which ever you choose, will make a HUGE difference in the reduction of rattles and road noise as well as significantly improve the sound of your stereo.
My recommendation... Do BOTH!!!
#6
Originally Posted by UV7
My $10 says it's the wiper assembly inside the rear hatch. You can resolve this in a couple of ways.
1. Remove the sucker! I don't know about you, but I've never used mine. Removing the rear wiper and assembly is fairly easy and the hole left is ideal for a rear-view camera!
1. Remove the sucker! I don't know about you, but I've never used mine. Removing the rear wiper and assembly is fairly easy and the hole left is ideal for a rear-view camera!
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