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Annoying Rattle

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Old Sep 21st, 2017, 10:58   #11
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The interior mirror where it joins the support

Got me for years this one. Just put your fingers to the joint to find that rattle.

Then I cut an elastic band and used a small screwdriver and gentlly forced it into the joint

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An annoying buzz in my Amazon estate at about 50-65 mph that I was sure was from under the dash and annoyed me for months, turned out to be from the passenger side of the seatbelt tongue receptacle, red knob lever type. Now has a piece of folded card stuffed in it. Must get a spare tongue like I have in my 240 to swap into the drivers side to kill the buzzer.
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