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Driver side dash rattle between 2300-3000 RPM?

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YOUR RESEARCHDriver side dash rattle between 2300-3000 RPM?

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broken clip

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Took it in to the dealer's, turned out to be a broken clip.

Driver side dash rattle between 2300-3000 RPM?
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broken clip

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Took it in to the dealer's, turned out to be a broken clip.

Driver side dash rattle between 2300-3000 RPM?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I am getting an annoying "rattle" that appears to be coming from the top left hand side of my dash that only surfaces under mild or constant acceleration between 2300 and 3000 RPM. If I get on the gas, sound goes away completely. Anyone else experience anything similar to this? Any suggested fixes?

POST 2Original post

Intradem, shoot me an email at [email removed] and I have a couple of TSBs on dash rattles

POST 3Original post

Happened on mine. Took it in to the dealer's, turned out to be a broken clip.

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