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| Topic subject | doors |
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8962, doors Posted by dohc96gs, Nov-24-01 02:13 PM
I know this has been brought up and answered b4, but that damn rattling is anoying since i read the post. I read someone said something about "L" shaped brackets to bend? I took off the inside panal today and i dont know where the heck they are. Is there another part of the door to take off. Sorry to be repetitive. thanks peeps
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8963, RE: doors Posted by vegasdsmr, Nov-24-01 06:37 PM
i dont know much, but do a search on door rattle, and hit up the archives option too.
i think youll find it if you do that
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8964, RE: doors Posted by 9D9 MITSU RS, Nov-24-01 07:07 PM
mine are rattling some now too. I might end up doing it. Subs will make everything loosen up.
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8965, RE: doors Posted by LoudEclipse, Nov-28-01 09:09 AM
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 wo0t! ============================================================ the fact that its an eclipse makes everything loosen up
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8966, RE: doors Posted by icedout, Nov-28-01 10:36 AM
pull the doors off and try and tighten all the nuts and stuff also wiggle the window brackets too see if they are loose. Check everything cause it could be something that just loosned up.
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8967, RE: doors Posted by CVedEclipse, Nov-28-01 02:41 PM
yea, take off the panels.. make sure all the screws are tight, and make sure the metal clips are holding (might be worth while to get some new ones). also, someone suggested using dynamat around the clips. sounds like a pretty good idea to me. hell, if you really want to fix all the rattles (do to bass that is) dynamatting works well. just make sure you get the parts that rattle.
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