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Found the rattle at last - Handbrake button

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YOUR RESEARCHFound the rattle at last - Handbrake button

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

After 2 months of an irritating little rattle that only occured on slightly rougher road surfaces, I found the source. It sounded like a washer vibrating on a slightly loose screw somewhere. Anyway today I established it's the release button on the handbrake :dont know: Hoorah, sussed where it is coming from .... but how do I stop it ?:roll: Anyone else experienced this, or know how to fix it ? As the button has to obviously move to function, I can't place anything in there which obstructs that movement

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