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Door rattle from hell

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I mean was the speaker removed to do the repair work and not tightened back up correctly?

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I mean was the speaker removed to do the repair work and not tightened back up correctly?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

My drivers door has had this rattle/buzz for a year, I fanally got motivated to take a look, pulled the door panel and it was just a loose screw on the Bose speaker assembly. Fixed! Can't believe I lived with it for so long, doh!

POST 2Original post

Nice find Marc, now it should be quiet for you.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yes, nothing to take away from the FisterD's now

POST 4Original post

was that caused by the slight bump you had Marc? I mean was the speaker removed to do the repair work and not tightened back up correctly?

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hurdi, Door looks like it never was apart so I think over time the crew just loosened up.

POST 6Original post

It's the vibration from those LOUD FisterDs loosened it up. Next thing your steering wheel will fall off!!

POST 8Original post

I've had this happen on a few cars. Super annoying and makes the speaker sound blown, when it's just lose.

POST 9Original post

Hey Mark it's a good job you don't live in Texas. You might have taken the door panel off to be greeted by a rattle snake hahaha.

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