Two possible causes for rattling noises from the back of the car
#16
Racer
For anyone experiencing rattles from the wayback, it MAY be coming from loose gear in those underfloor bins. My wife found a great solution: Get a roll of that non-slip shelf liner from a kitchenware, hardware, or thrift store. It's available in a wide variety of colors and may be cut to fit those bins and boxes under the floor. Stuff doesn't roll or slide around so much, and it cushions things like the jack, tools, and emergency gear of all kinds.
Photo courtesy www.americanvan.com
Photo courtesy www.americanvan.com
Thanks!
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#17
Dollar stores have a ton of them, black is usually out of stock...but you can get them.
#18
Out of Warranty
Try the link indicated for "American Van" in the photo caption.
http://www.americanvan.com/catalog/s...fm?FamilyID=39
For a cheaper solution, visit neighborhood home stores, hardware stores, thrift shops, or dollar stores. It may take a little shopping because seldom does any one retailer have more than two or three colors in stock at one time.
http://www.americanvan.com/catalog/s...fm?FamilyID=39
For a cheaper solution, visit neighborhood home stores, hardware stores, thrift shops, or dollar stores. It may take a little shopping because seldom does any one retailer have more than two or three colors in stock at one time.
#19
Home Depot has them, as well as Wallyworld.
#21
Driver School Candidate
I chased a rattle from the rear on my RX400h and could not find it so I went to the dealer. The tech went for a ride with me, heard the rattle, and had me pull over and open the rear door (hatch?). He pressed in both of the locks for the cargo cover (which was not in at the time) and we drove off. The rattle was gone! When you push in on these little levers, they lock in place. If not latched, they rattle much louder than I thought possible.
Steve
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