Rear Speaker Grille Rattling
what year car?
you should put it in your sig
I believe you were the guy looking for exhaust for a 2003 (could be wrong here)
Fixing that rattle the right way is a lot of work
The speaker grill is attached to the package tray.
The package tray is attached to the rear deck with a bunch of tension pins (not sure of correct name) anyway removing the package tray will most likely cause many of them to tear out from the cardboard tray. - which sucks
Anyway the short easy method is to wedge something between the speaker grill base and the package tray. Fold of some thin stiff cardboard (like a playing card) and wedge that in there and see if that does the trick (it will) cause the other method is way too much work.
you should put it in your sig
I believe you were the guy looking for exhaust for a 2003 (could be wrong here)
Fixing that rattle the right way is a lot of work
The speaker grill is attached to the package tray.
The package tray is attached to the rear deck with a bunch of tension pins (not sure of correct name) anyway removing the package tray will most likely cause many of them to tear out from the cardboard tray. - which sucks
Anyway the short easy method is to wedge something between the speaker grill base and the package tray. Fold of some thin stiff cardboard (like a playing card) and wedge that in there and see if that does the trick (it will) cause the other method is way too much work.
Yea i got some large washers and put them between the nuts and under the rear deck so I could tighten the 3rd Brake light down much tighter than the way the factory setup was.
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