My glove box cover rattles with an annoying buzz at speeds below 40mph.
Pushing the door and releasing it stops the rattle for a few seconds, then
the buzzing starts again. Leaving the door open silences the noise, but
then it looks a mess.
I've tried putting some 12mm (1/4 inch) foam along the top edge of door and
that's reduced it slightly (it now stops rattling for about a minute).
I've removed the glove box to try and adjust the fixed part of the catch,
but there is no adjustment on it.
How can I tighten the door back against the rubber stops or am I looking at
the wrong thing?
Could it be the metal door stops? If so how to stop them rattling?
Thanks
Richard
Web pages: http://www.caravanningnow.co.uk/ - caravanning,
http://www.rcole.org/ - personal web site and http://www.homeindorset.co.uk
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Richard Cole - 03 Jul 2006 20:05 GMT
>My glove box cover rattles with an annoying buzz at speeds below 40mph.
>Pushing the door and releasing it stops the rattle for a few seconds, then
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>that's reduced it slightly (it now stops rattling for about a minute).
>Could it be the metal door stops? If so how to stop them rattling?
As no-one seems to know the answer to this, I'll tell you what I've found.
I bent the glove box door metal stops inwards, on both sides of the glove
box, and no rattles (at the moment).
Richard
Web pages: http://www.caravanningnow.co.uk/ - caravanning,
http://www.rcole.org/ - personal web site and http://www.homeindorset.co.uk
because I loves the domain name for email.

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