Thread 28591869

how do I pinpoint and fix interior rattles? can you take it to a shop of some sort to do that for you?

/o/ has fallen this far?

>>28591874
nypm

you just keep shimming shop wrags under things and typing shit with electrical tape till it stops.

>>28591877
I've been putting some foam bits under things I think rattle but today I realized I'm getting a rattle from the headliner/around the rear view mirror at a specific RPM. I can't put anything here lol

i think you need metal braces, cause over time, the chassis loses rigidity haven't you ever played gt4?

Car audio shops will install sound deadening material

"Flocking tape" is really good and easy to use, it's adhesive backed thin felt you can put on any rubbing plastic.
The chinese outlets and ebay have it for half the price from amazon. A roll will last a long time as you only really need a half inch for most spots.

>>28591935
You can also put the fleece tape on tthicker gaps, and make a H shape outline the glovebox as well.
Thinner bitum tape also works well on the gaps.

The key issue is generally identifying the problem. Its generally that some part of the plastic has shrink or poffed up, meaning there is now contact via rubbing somewhere.
Or the door card has started warping a little bit, meaning the screw is still in place, but the side isn't tight to the metal frame.