Rattle Resolved
Well, I ve read that alot of EVO owners including myself have experienced rattling from the passenger side pillar. The culprit is that the front passenger door's lock does not sit flush wit teh locking ring on the frame. Since my freind had this problem resloved from another dealer, I told them waht was the cause of the problem. They tested teh car and moved the locking ring a few millimeters in, and it solved the problem. Finally I can drive in peace without the annoying rattle.
Bring it to the dealer to get it fix. It took less than 15mins to reposition the ring.
If this topic has been posted sorry for taking up your time.
Bring it to the dealer to get it fix. It took less than 15mins to reposition the ring.
If this topic has been posted sorry for taking up your time.
My rattle sounds like it's coming from somewhere where the passanger front door meets the a pillar.
Do you have any pics of this lock ring? I too have this rattle and it bugs the hell out of me, after only 600 miles and I don't feel like bringing it in. So the lock ring is behind the door panel?? it doesn't have anything to do with the pillar?
Thanks in advance
merwyn
Thanks in advance
merwyn
Turn your passenger side seatbelt lock around so that it fits flush with the pillar. When someone gets out of the passenger side the lock usually ends up turned around 180 degree's. Turn it back around so that it lays flat and the rattle will go away, this is why its always on the pass side, because you are wearing the seatbelt on the drivers side. At least this fixed the rattle on my car!
My theory is that the lock is not sitting correctly which causes it to rub the locking ring on the B billar while driving. I sprayed some lubrication to reduce friction, and that seems to eliminate if not minimize the rattle.
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i posted something about this about a week ago. but I had the rattle LEFT side A-pillar.
remove a-pillar cover
find connector below tweeter
notice if the wire below the connector has an elbow kink in it.
Get some foam adhesive insulation from home depot. about .75 - 1 inch thick, peel and stick on one side. wrap that elbow kink with it. and maybe the connector too. replace a-pillar.
worked for me.
remove a-pillar cover
find connector below tweeter
notice if the wire below the connector has an elbow kink in it.
Get some foam adhesive insulation from home depot. about .75 - 1 inch thick, peel and stick on one side. wrap that elbow kink with it. and maybe the connector too. replace a-pillar.
worked for me.


