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Solved the nagging rattle in my windshield!!

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Took a chance and ordered the porsche brand rubberized cord from 5150 motorsports. I found the technical bulletin online which says to put two layers of the cord around the sides and top of the windshield. If you have one of those plastic spatula type squeegees it helps in working the cord good and deep around the glass. Pleasantly surprised this morning with a rattle free drive into work! So far so good. Plan on doing the rear window next. The part number is 996-541-903-00. Hope this helps someone else!

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Thanks for the update. I purchased the same cord but have yet to give it a try. Good to hear that it works as advertised.

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