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I am from Germany, found this awesome board, much more helpful than
the german boards.
Got a 992 in Sep19 and experienced the BOSE rattle since the beginning. (see attachment)
2 appointments in the German dealer, but they couldnt solve the rattle.
Porsche Stuttgart told them to exchange the whole sidepanel, which they did, no help.
Thereafter my dealer was told, that there is no other solution and a lot of 992 have it.
So for now there is no fix. Was wondering how the US is different, I feel you have much better
after SVC then Germany, anybody with an idea?
Thanks and best regards from Germany
Stay healthy
Chris
Mine had a blown driver side speaker. Once the speaker was replaced, the vibration dissappeared. Others on the board had to find and dampen vibrations from the side panel. There is a nice tear down with pictures where the OP describes the source of the vibration and the fix. https://rennlist.com/forums/992/1165...parison-2.html
Just to reiterate, my sales associate said they were fixing vibrational noise from the speakers with sound deadening material inside the door panel. Some reported blown speakers, too, so it may be a mix of issues.
Last edited by Dan Nagy; Apr 10, 2020 at 12:54 PM.
I am from Germany, found this awesome board, much more helpful than
the german boards.
Got a 992 in Sep19 and experienced the BOSE rattle since the beginning. (see attachment)
2 appointments in the German dealer, but they couldnt solve the rattle.
Porsche Stuttgart told them to exchange the whole sidepanel, which they did, no help.
Thereafter my dealer was told, that there is no other solution and a lot of 992 have it.
So for now there is no fix. Was wondering how the US is different, I feel you have much better
after SVC then Germany, anybody with an idea?
Thanks and best regards from Germany
Stay healthy
Chris
I just fixed my rattling issue today with dynamat xtreme. My speaker would rattle like that when driving. Ill send you a picture tmmr, I have to take my doors off again to snap the picture as I forgot to take a picture after doing my doors. But my speaker didn't rattle constantly like that when playing music, so yours may be a blown speaker.
I just fixed my rattling issue today with dynamat xtreme. My speaker would rattle like that when driving. Ill send you a picture tmmr, I have to take my doors off again to snap the picture as I forgot to take a picture after doing my doors. But my speaker didn't rattle constantly like that when playing music, so yours may be a blown speaker.
They changed my right door speaker, problem
not solved.
Now they said they want to change the door!
Yes, THE DOOR! I refused.. you do understand its painting involved and much others. I
preffer not.. music on low volumes in some particular melodies and problem solved
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