Confirmed! This is what I did and there's no rattle. Then again, I never had a rattle to begin with.mcheddadi wrote:Here is the fix I found, it's quite simple, you lean back the seat to about 60degrees, and the rattle will be completely gone
Such an easy fix and then it works like a charm!
I was talking about the passenger side, the driver side never rattlesgeneric808 wrote:So what if you're really short and at 60 degrees you can't see over the steering wheel
My seat and the passenger seat rattles, creaks, squeaks and whatever other noises you can think of. I seriously have to take this thing in when I have time.
Turn up the radio....works like a charm and solves all of your rattling problems!mgamino wrote:Wow you guys have a lot of stuff rattling around in your cars!
As long as you don't "lean like a cholo" , it's all good.SHIFT_COUPE wrote:I already use the gangsta lean anyway
Apparently, Tyler "leans like a Cholo"SHIFT_2.5S wrote:
As long as you don't "lean like a cholo" , it's all good.
bahahahahahahgeneric808 wrote:
Apparently, Tyler "leans like a Cholo"
^ That was very unnecessary. Such explicit lyrics should not be posted on public forums.generic808 wrote:See my ****** don't dance,See we just pull up the pants and,Do the Roc-a-way.Now lean back, lean back, lean back, lean back.I said my ****** don't dance,See we just pull up the pants and,Do the Roc-a-way.Now lean back, lean back, lean back, lean back.
And don't forget to lean like a Cholo afterward
any logical way to make the glove box stop without holding it?seekinsp wrote:
I've found the glove box rattle to be on the release handle. If you hold it as you drive the noise stops.
Stick a piece of chewing gum in thereShift_Perfection wrote:
any logical way to make the glove box stop without holding it?
he said logical...chamade wrote:
Stick a piece of chewing gum in there