YOUR RESEARCHDashboard rattle
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I have a 03 996 C2 Tip. The centre part of the dashboard which houses the PCM has started to rattle/buzz on certain road surfaces. If I press the top/side in with my hand it stops but starts immediately I let go. Currently I have a small folded post-it wedged under the top which works. Would prefer a more elegant solution. How does this panel section come away from the dashboard so I can investigate the rattle behind? Is it a DIY do-able? :?
def do-able yourself, if you search the forum, there is probably a thread, or you can search for a movie on you tube... I've taken the surround off to carbon wrap it, so it's not a big job...
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