dash rattles
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simple trick...
for dash rattles...
in the space between the top of dash and
the base of the front windshield.
stuff a bit of cardboard or rubber to prevent
the dash from hitting the glass when
going over the everpresent urban potholes.
actually, it seems incredible that a car
so well engineered and manufactured would
have rattles of this nature.
also, does anyone have any experience with
thin paint on the hood (ie.nicks)
for dash rattles...
in the space between the top of dash and
the base of the front windshield.
stuff a bit of cardboard or rubber to prevent
the dash from hitting the glass when
going over the everpresent urban potholes.
actually, it seems incredible that a car
so well engineered and manufactured would
have rattles of this nature.
also, does anyone have any experience with
thin paint on the hood (ie.nicks)
you should email that to Jeff or Shing so they can put it in the Maxima FAQ
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Originally posted by Lkldraw
simple trick...
for dash rattles...
in the space between the top of dash and
the base of the front windshield.
stuff a bit of cardboard or rubber to prevent
the dash from hitting the glass when
going over the everpresent urban potholes.
actually, it seems incredible that a car
so well engineered and manufactured would
have rattles of this nature.
also, does anyone have any experience with
thin paint on the hood (ie.nicks)
simple trick...
for dash rattles...
in the space between the top of dash and
the base of the front windshield.
stuff a bit of cardboard or rubber to prevent
the dash from hitting the glass when
going over the everpresent urban potholes.
actually, it seems incredible that a car
so well engineered and manufactured would
have rattles of this nature.
also, does anyone have any experience with
thin paint on the hood (ie.nicks)
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Originally posted by Lkldraw
simple trick...
for dash rattles...
in the space between the top of dash and
the base of the front windshield.
stuff a bit of cardboard or rubber to prevent
the dash from hitting the glass when
going over the everpresent urban potholes.
actually, it seems incredible that a car
so well engineered and manufactured would
have rattles of this nature.
also, does anyone have any experience with
thin paint on the hood (ie.nicks)
simple trick...
for dash rattles...
in the space between the top of dash and
the base of the front windshield.
stuff a bit of cardboard or rubber to prevent
the dash from hitting the glass when
going over the everpresent urban potholes.
actually, it seems incredible that a car
so well engineered and manufactured would
have rattles of this nature.
also, does anyone have any experience with
thin paint on the hood (ie.nicks)
with foam.This should solve the problem.
Goodluck!
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