deezo

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use cloth rim tape. A few weeks ago I used some to stop the extra noise that come with a dropped Max and it works wonders. Just cut small pieces and apply them to the areas of contact and that's it.

This is what the tape should look like........



I tried using foam in the past and the foam doesn't stick correctly at times.

Sprint

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i just turn the radio up louder

deezo

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MAXimumHP

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Where do ya get it?

nismo2020

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yeah got one thats been driving me nuts for about 2years.. self inflicted though. passenger a-pillar .. where did you get that stuff ? an auto parts store?

deezo

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You can get it at your local bike shops.

Nismo

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isnt that just like hockey tape?

deezo

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I don't know what hockey tape is but if its cloth with a sticky backing, you can probably use it too.

Dave B

"If you REALLY want to stop the creaks and rattles of your dash...."

.....get subframe connectors


Dave

ch13f

I was expecting the first post to say something along the lines of "buy a BMW" heh. Anyone know how to take apart the pillar that the front seat belts reside in (a-pillar?), thats where most of my rattles are coming from.

98maxsel

what do you mean apply them? just stick it under the door panels or something? please be more specific. I thnk we all have some or little rattles and creaks.

deezo

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I said in my first post to apply them to the areas of contact. That could be anywhere in your car. Mine were in the stereo pod.

Maxtank

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i used foam tape, didn't work out all that well, need to pick some of this up...