Fixed Vibration / Rattle in Rear Interior Area

[Sheriff]

Originally Posted by Big Dad

Ditto, thanks X2!

Now if you could find that annoying distortion sound emulating from my left rear speaker, at certain bass levels only, we'd be in business....

I'd love to help if i could, but I get total brain shutdown on anything electrical related! From a mechanical side I could probably take my H3 apart and put it back together as long as someone was there to hook all the wires back up!!

[Big Dad]

Originally Posted by Sheriff

I'd love to help if i could, but I get total brain shutdown on anything electrical related! From a mechanical side I could probably take my H3 apart and put it back together as long as someone was there to hook all the wires back up!!

It's not electrical, I just have to pull the inner door panel and find whatever's loose. Too lazy and don't trust the service department (dealer) to do it without jacking something up.

Throwing some SRV into the CD with the bass maxed out usually brings out the bone chilling vibration in that door.

[kma]

the door is easy to pull off. just pry off the cover on the grab bar on the door, remove a couple of torx nuts an pull out the snaps on the perimeter of the door. When your done snap it back on in about 5 or 6 locations with a light tap and put back in the screws and cover.

[Big Dad]

Thanks, I'll give it a shot one night this week.

[kma]

Just be carefull when you are taking the cover off of the grab bar. there is 2 or 3 clips facing horizontal and 1 facing virticle on top. It's easy to snap them. Also, the clamps that are attached to the metal part of the door move around so you may need to move them around a bit before putting the plastic interior piece back on. In short, it's some what of a finess job, but it's easy.

also, there is another torx screw in the cut out fo the door handle/latch. Remove the circular plug to expose the additioal torx screw.

[Big Dad]

Dam dude, that last torx screw was the straw. I think it'll go to the dealer now! JK