Tinny rattle from header panel above the Sunvisors.
When I accelerate or just drive normally, I get this Tinny rattle from header panel above the sunvisors. I removed the visors and the header trim and it sounds like it is coming from inside the metal area behind the header panel where the visors bolt up to the header frame. It appears to make the noise above and to the left of the rear view mirror area. That area is enclosed metal and only has a few holes in it..The rattling noise is just above the windshield in that metal area. I do not see any damage to anything near that area. The photos below are in the area of where the noise is. I put the header trim back up, but it makes noise with or without the header. I removed everything I can think of, as well as all screws, but I cannot figure what is causing the noise. I guess I could take a flexible snake and fish it through one of the visor holes, but I'm at a loss. I cannot think of what could be in that enclosed area.
https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlis...59e4acdbc5.jpg Right behind this panel https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlis...1014881096.jpg Somewhere in this area between my fingers |
BTDT. Fish a magnet thoroughly in the inside cavity area and see if you can find the loose nut.
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i had a crazy noise which turned out to be (somehow) the wind deflector thing that goes up when the sunroof panel is removed.
like a booming rattling sound. removed the part and no more noise, couldn't figure out what was happening though. |
Originally Posted by PaulD_944S2
(Post 15588640)
BTDT. Fish a magnet thoroughly in the inside cavity area and see if you can find the loose nut.
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This noise is strange. There is nothing loose in the top area, nor anything rattling around inside the header. Can the weatherstrip, or whatever it is at the top of the windshield on the OUTSIDE cause a wicked noise slapping up against the windshield? It only happens at speeds above 45 and the rubber piece is loose at the top center of the windshield...
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Originally Posted by aerovette99
(Post 15670632)
This noise is strange. There is nothing loose in the top area, nor anything rattling around inside the header. Can the weatherstrip, or whatever it is at the top of the windshield on the OUTSIDE cause a wicked noise slapping up against the windshield? It only happens at speeds above 45 and the rubber piece is loose at the top center of the windshield...
I'm 99% certain you have the same issue. Fixing it with silicone, though, may not be the best idea: a recent thread goes on about the problems of trying to adhere something after silicone has been in contact. Given that I will likely replace that surround, I may have a problem, or not; not sure if the new one will use some adhesive or just push in. Oops |
You can use 3M 08008 Weatherstrip adhesive to secure the windshield rubber surround without contaminating the work area with silicone.
https://www.amazon.com/3M-08008-Black-Weatherstrip-Adhesive/dp/B00063X38M/ref=sr_1_2?crid=DF6G9MGAO9FL&keywords=3m%2Bweatherstrip%2Badhesive%2Bblack&qid=1551461497&s=gateway&sprefix=3m%2Bwe%2Caps%2C208&sr=8-2&th=1&psc=1
Had the same problem years ago on a Chevy Astro van windshield, 3M works great. |
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