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YOUR RESEARCHBuzz and rattle help

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areas

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Both problem areas can be silenced by pushing or putting pressure on the suspect areas.
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Replace entire assembly

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This shows how to replace the entire assembly but in doing so illustrates the process for removing the panels.
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This shows how to replace the entire assembly but in doing so illustrates the process for removing the panels.
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Replace entire assembly

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Suggestion
This shows how to replace the entire assembly but in doing so illustrates the process for removing the panels.
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Buzz and rattle help

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areas

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Identified cause: 1
Suspected cause: 0
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Suspected cause
Both problem areas can be silenced by pushing or putting pressure on the suspect areas.
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POST 1Original post

I have a 08 Cayman S that has a buzzing rattle just below the ignition keyhole in the padded panel above the clutch pedal. How can you remove that panel to get to the source of that rattle? Also the driver's side seatbelt top housing at the B pillar buzzes. How does that piece come off? Both problem areas can be silenced by pushing or putting pressure on the suspect areas.

POST 2Original post

There is a good explanation on how to remove the seat belt internals here: Message - My Articles This shows how to replace the entire assembly but in doing so illustrates the process for removing the panels. Cheers

POST 3Original post

Thank you. That article was exactly what I needed to fix the seat belt buzz. Now it I could find something to address the under-dash panel.

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