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it is probably the passenger!!!
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it is probably the passenger!!!
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have a rattle that is on the passenger side somewhere, I can't find it though. The car is empty, and it is more noticable when I am turning to the left, but also happens on the straights too... It is not really a quiet rattle, it is definately audible. Any idea what it can be? Any tips on how to track it down?

POST 2Original post

it is probably the passenger!!! Kick them out.... but seriously..does it come from inside and so front or back of cabin?

POST 3Original post

Have someone ride in the passenger seat to help you locate the source. Once you pin it down to a specific area, either you or your passenger can push against specific parts of the car to pinpoint the source. Also, before you do that check to see if you have anything lying around unsecured like sunglasses.

POST 4Original post

I had a rattle on the same side, It was drving me NUTS i could'nt find it, it spent a week at the dealer, and they did find it..believe it or not it was the striker plate on the door.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Is the striker plate the metal loop on the door sill side of the car? If that is the striker plate, mine feels tight.. could you tell it was loose? I just want to be able to try to direct the dealer in the right direction when I go in.

POST 6Original post

delirium - inatalling the aluminum pedals as part of the group buy will make the rattle go away.... at least for a day!

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