Have 2005 H@ that inside rattles a lot any help?

[Ed G.]

Look around the whole interior trim of each door, where the plastic meets the metal frame. If you see any signs of wear between the two or looks like it fits too tight it could be one cause of your rattling problem. Try using the soft, loop, side of some stick on velcro. Also try putting some weather stripping along the bottom edge of your rear hatch. Really helped on my 2003.

[timmeyer]

Originally Posted by Ed G.

Look around the whole interior trim of each door, where the plastic meets the metal frame. If you see any signs of wear between the two or looks like it fits too tight it could be one cause of your rattling problem. Try using the soft, loop, side of some stick on velcro. Also try putting some weather stripping along the bottom edge of your rear hatch. Really helped on my 2003.

How and where do I put the velcro around the doors?

Also, what type of weather stripping name and brand and where do I exactly put it on the bottome half of rear hatch? And I actually put it on the hatch not the bottom landing?

Also have some rattiling in dash area can I do the same with the velcro?

Thanks for the help.

[Ed G.]

Just pull the plastic away from the metal, mainly at each corner, and slide the velcro inbetween sticky side down.

[Ed G.]

Any kind of foam weather stripping will work. Place it along the bottom edge of the liftgate door. Be careful if you tighten the dash bolts the plastic can crack fairly easily.

[timmeyer]

When you say weather foam striping I am getting confused is it for a car that you pick up at auto stores or home weather striping that you by at home depot?

And does it come in a can or adhesive strips?

And if I walk into the store do I ask for weather foam striping?

Sorry about all the confusion just want to get it right.

Thanks for the help.

[Ed G.]

Yes, just the stuff Home Depot sells that comes in a roll with foam on one side and adhesive on the back. Just ask for home door / window weather stripping they'll know what you're talking about.