Redline_Racer

#1

When I turn my music up my door hands and door panels rattle, do I have to take them off and tighten them up, or is there an easier way to fix this problem?

Thanks,
-Brandon

BEEFSTEW800

#2

secondskinaudio.com not easyer, not cheaper, but a lot better

Coomer

#3

Or get some RaamMat60 sound deadener, or Peel and Seal. Both of those are like Dynamat Extreme, but without the hefty price tag. >>

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BEEFSTEW800

#4

-Coomer+Dec 31, 2003 - 1:26 AM

Redline_Racer

#5

Well I found my main rattle in my door, its my key hole haha, yeh. will that sound deadener work for that to?

Thanks for putting up with these dumb questions, haha,

-Brandon

Coomer

#6

-BEEFSTEW800+Jan 3, 2004 - 8:17 AM

holson

#7

Yeah, something right behind my door panel rattles too. I can stop it by pushing the plastic trim piece against the door from the inside .

YellowTwo

#8

I get this squeaking noise all the time, but I can only hear it when no music is on...sounds like it's coming from the door but I have no idea what it is.

The_Argon

#9

I had a rattle in my car too, holding the pillar that the seat belt is on seems to stop it.

I took it in for a service about a month ago, now the rattle is gone >>

BEEFSTEW800

#10

-Redline_Racer+Jan 3, 2004 - 5:19 PM

crazy95

#11

I am currently starting to put some stuff I ordered off of Ebay its called B-Quiet in my car. Does anyone know how good this stuff actually works or did I just waste my money?

BEEFSTEW800

#12

Tells you everything you need to know about bargain sound deadeners