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Check rear sunroof drain connections are sound too
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Whilst in there check rear sunroof drain connections are sound too!
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You can also add some self-adhesive felt tape to tighten things up and damp any movement/vibration.
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My roof liner is rattling at the back behind driver seat right next to the rear window. Rather annoying as it’s a clicking metal sound that happens on acceleration and deceleration. I can get rid of it by pushing my hands behind my head while driving. Has anyone ever experience that? Any pointers on how to solve this? How is the roof liner attached or if clips breaks or anything like that?
There is a bar that goes across side to side, you can feel under the roof liner. Mine had popped out on drivers side, easy to reseat if yours is loose.
You can sometimes manipulate it back in through the headlining but can be hard to visualise if you're not familiar with how it locates. Failing that you can just unclip the rear of the headlining from above the rear window by gripping the headlining at the back and pushing it towards the window (stretching the headlining slightly backwards) and then pulling down on the edge. There's a plastic strip of clips joined to the back 6" of headlining that just flaps down. One that's down it gives enough access to get your hand in between headliner and roof to reach the bar and its side mounts to relocate them. You can also add some self-adhesive felt tape to tighten things up and damp any movement/vibration. Whilst in there check rear sunroof drain connections are sound too!
Its a bit of a sod to get back in place so may be a fight, kind of have to stretch the headlining back so you can hook the clips on the plastic bit back into the roof along the top edge of the window. Not complex but tricky.
