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YOUR RESEARCHDrivers side door latch hook rattle
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Adjust bottom bolt
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The only thing I can think of why that was in there is someone was trying to adjust the bottom bolt on the rear window regulator.
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Suggestion
All the harnesses run along the floor so not much there but window actuators and air.
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I tried to fix by removing the latch and fiddling around but it did not work.
I gave a quick search for this and couldn�t find a thread. Anyone ever have this rattle? Coming from right behind the door latch hook. Trying to see what the fix is before I rip apart the interior panel. I tried to fix by removing the latch and fiddling around but it did not work.
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That area is pretty easy to access. May just be a loose retaining bracket or similar. Pull your seat, pop the panels off and take a peek. All the harnesses run along the floor so not much there but window actuators and air.
I pulled off the rear interior panel. It�s not coming from the latch,,,it�s coming from the bottom of the rear corner. Like someone dropped a wrench in there or something. See video below. Is there any way to get down there without pulling out the regulator and going in from the top? I wish I had a mini camera I could drop down there.
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ya def need that assuming it�s something metal that�s rattling around down there. I just have no idea what it is. Wish I had a camera or another way to look in there. I literally just did the rear regulator on the other side last week. It�s such a brutal job,,,,I�d rather have my fingernails pulled out.
I ended up ordering the camera
and then after that I kept poking around. I took off the mud flap thing towards the bottom corner of the rear quarter. Under that revealed an access plug about a quarter wide. Took that off and sure enough there was an extension and a hex socket sitting at the bottom of the quarter panel. I had to remove the hex socket off the extension in order to fish both pieces out thru the access hole. The only thing I can think of why that was in there is someone was trying to adjust the bottom bolt on the rear window regulator. The regulator was still original.
Had to split the socket and extension in order to fish it out of the bottom access plug
You can see the extension here
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