YOUR RESEARCHHelp identifying the rattle, it's driving me nuts!
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Hello fellow Rennlisters, This is the rattle that has been haunting me for two weeks now. I've searched the forums all over, but the source is unclear. Is it the dreaded windshield-to-dashboard rattle? IMG 1074 MOV - YouTube And if so, the only way to get rid of it is to buy that rubber thing and mosh it in there with a spatula, yes? From the outside, or the inside? Thanks a lot in advance!
looks like it. You can also fix it by spraying high quality lube inside the rubber seal where it meets the windscreen. Won't last long, but at least you can rule out that the squeak is coming from the windshield.
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