Has anyone had a metal rattle coming from the rear edge of the sun roof opening? (1999 C2) Not the sunroof itself, but just under the headliner material inside the car. It started as a small tink-tink-tink and has grown to a bang-bang-bang. Before I attempt to loosen and take down the fabric - has anyone done this and can offer some guidance to the headliner removal. Anyone have a photo of the possible loose metal in this area? Thanks for any help. Bob
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YOUR RESEARCHMetal banging under 996 headliner
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Subscribed - sometimes I have a slight rattle from the headliner at the rear of the sunroof On the passenger side
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