Interior rattle/vibration noise
01-26-2019 | 10:12 AM
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It happens after replacing the clutch.
Just kidding.
I would take it out and see what you can do to stop it or replace the Sport Chrono gauge with something else, like a clock or multi function oled gauge like that from PLX Devices.
For removal instructions, go to the MA Carbon website
Just kidding.
I would take it out and see what you can do to stop it or replace the Sport Chrono gauge with something else, like a clock or multi function oled gauge like that from PLX Devices.
For removal instructions, go to the MA Carbon website
01-26-2019 | 10:42 AM
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From: Sri lanka
Use felt for noise area
Hi There,
U can use plastic tool to lift up chrono gauge unit. Then removed use trox screws. Turn anti clockwise front chrome cover. Use small felt around glass frame.
Porsche felt part number - 99355554500
Shake the gauge, check noisy cured.
Good luck
U can use plastic tool to lift up chrono gauge unit. Then removed use trox screws. Turn anti clockwise front chrome cover. Use small felt around glass frame.
Porsche felt part number - 99355554500
Shake the gauge, check noisy cured.
Good luck
01-26-2019 | 11:04 AM
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From: Chicago, IL
Porsche uses shims and soft, foam tapes all over this car in very specific spots in the pursuit of noise dampening while also keeping excess weight low. Point being, I would pop it out and add a tiny shim of plastic maybe from a milk carton or something to shim the lens. If you can remove the lens maybe very thin 3M tape will fit in the cavity. So nothing to worry about. I found rattles after installing monoball suspension pieces and semisolid engine mounts. All were fixed with a few small shims or careful applications of foam/padded tape from my dealer.
