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Dash rattle under part throttle.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

This is annoying. 1999 3.4 C4 Tiptronic. All of a sudden after a few weeks laid up there is a very annoying, mettalic rattle that occurs under part throttle and over a bumpy road. Appeared out of nowhere and had a good look around and everything seems to be tight and secure. Anyone any thoughts, i'm hoping the partial throttle is a give away as it happens on a smooth road. Thanks

POST 2Original post

Humour me on this as its easy to test... air con gas level? Try turning the aircon off and see if it still does it. I ask as mine made a very odd metallic resonance at certain light throttle openings, which was sorted with a gas top-up.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

noblebenn That is GENIUS. Had the A/C emptied before we took the engine out. Will be re-gassed next week. If you are correct sir, I salute you.

POST 4Original post

If the a/c gas is low due to a leak you will get various bearing noises , groaning noises .. actually many different type of noises but they will all go with the a/c switched off . If there is no gas in the system then the a/c wont work and noises are rather unlikely i'm afraid . Can you say is the noise an interior or exterior noise .. is it front or rear ? Exhaust is what i'm thinking if exterior and at the rear .. a certain bracket can break .. baffles can fail in the exhaust .. many things i'm afraid . More info

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The gas has been taken out completely for engine removal. It is an interior noise coming from behind the dash. Wasn't present before the gas was removed and nothing has been touched on the interior so really hoping it is that simple. Being rehashed midday tomorrow now.

POST 6Original post

A bit strange but regas and see if it goes .. if not repost .

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Great shout and I was very hopefully but unfortunately it has not solved the rattle. Re-gassed today but on a good drive this afternoon it is still there. Must be something simple so I'll keep looking and will report back. Throttle peddle is a bit loose so will have a play with that or replace it although rattle is coming from above it.

POST 8Original post

Sometimes i should read posts more thoroughly Above the throttle pedal is the fuse board , above that the steel frame for the dash and the steering column .. If i was looking i would remove the lower panel so i could see in there .. its not a hard job to get it out of the way , workshop manual is here if you don't already have it .. http://911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=83491

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks. An evening job this week, will report back.

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