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Old Dec 29, 2004 | 08:51 AM
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Rattling noise from the plastic cover above the front passenger's feet

As of recent, I had my bose cd changer replaced because it was having problems with the driver's side speakers fading. Well, after I got my car back, I've noticed a horrible rattling sound. At first I thought my door panel was loose or the dash was loose. But when I sent to check things out it's the cheap plastic cover above the front passenger's feet. I tried taking it off and snapping it back on but it's still rattling. What should I do? Should I ask them to replace it? Or just take the cover off? Anyone having this problem? Also I noticed a rattling coming from the rear...but cannot locate where it's coming from anyone have any suggestions? The rattling is driving me nuts.
 
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Old Dec 29, 2004 | 03:04 PM
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Old Dec 29, 2004 | 03:59 PM
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The rattle coming from under the driver's side dash may be something banging on the inside of the cover. Since you've had service in that area, that's likely the source.

The rattle in the rear may be coming from the shelf. A common issue with our G's and I believe there is a TSB on that one.

Have the dealer look at it.
 
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Old Dec 30, 2004 | 07:46 AM
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The rattle coming from under the driver's side dash may be something banging on the inside of the cover. Since you've had service in that area, that's likely the source.

The rattle in the rear may be coming from the shelf. A common issue with our G's and I believe there is a TSB on that one.

Have the dealer look at it.
Thanks gsedanman. Do you think I should remove the plastic cover for now or just tolerate it. I dont want to bring it in for just rattling. I was thinking about waiting to bring it in for an oil change at the same time. The rattling coming from under the passenger's dash is banging on a screw. There is actually a foamy thing that's supposed to cusion it but it seems to be wearing down or "flattening". So it's not as effective anymore.
 
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Old Dec 30, 2004 | 05:04 PM
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Bring it in. The problem seems to as a result of teh speaker problem and should be corrected n/c by the dealer. GSM is right about the TSB on the rear shelf. I had it done on my car and it fixed the problem perfectly.
 
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Old Dec 30, 2004 | 05:49 PM
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Thanks gsedanman. Do you think I should remove the plastic cover for now or just tolerate it. I dont want to bring it in for just rattling. I was thinking about waiting to bring it in for an oil change at the same time. The rattling coming from under the passenger's dash is banging on a screw. There is actually a foamy thing that's supposed to cusion it but it seems to be wearing down or "flattening". So it's not as effective anymore.
The front cover issue should be easy to fix, but the rear will involve removing the seat back and shelf for adjustments are repairs.
Next oil change should work for you. These rattles and creaks come and go in the cold weather, I've learned to 'tune' them out now.
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