Yes. Someone else posted this. Not sure what it is, but it doesnāt bother me as itās infrequent and not very loud. Maybe it doesnāt bother me much because I have much worse rattles elsewhere that I can hear even with the audio system on.
Does it have a metallic ping sound to it and does it only occur at low speeds? Another forum member had them swap our their airbag assembly and that fixed it. There is an issue with the springs in the assembly it seems and either reseating it or changing it for a new one usually fixes the issue.Yes. Someone else posted this. Not sure what it is, but it doesnāt bother me as itās infrequent and not very loud. Maybe it doesnāt bother me much because I have much worse rattles elsewhere that I can hear even with the audio system on.
To test if my passenger side rattle issue was in fact from the A pillar I stuffed some craft foam in the top of it (where the seam is near the airbag stamp) and that stopped the noise. Once I confirmed that I just took it to the dealer and told them to take it off and reseat it. They were going to just replace it entirely but the part is on backorder. They ended up taking it off, felt taping every contact point on it and then put it back on. I'm not hearing rattles anymore.
It sounded like it was coming from the dashboard near the infotainment unit/ac controls and would vibrate even louder past 2500 rpms. Pressing around on the panels didnāt help me locate it or stop it from getting worse, it drove me nuts for over a week. Come to find out, it was the rear view mirror mount! Just a light press upward (the plastic there feels very thin so go gentle on it) and it instantly stopped. Thank goodness it was an easy fix and I didnāt have to pry open the dash, fingers crossed it stays this way!
I joined the forum just to thank you for posting this! I've finally figured out where my rattle is coming from and yeah, it's the same issue you described. When I press on the plastic cover near the mirror, everything is silent. Unfortunately, when I let go it starts rattling again. Now I just need to find a way to keep it in place. Taking it to the dealer is always a hassle so I'll try to fix it myself for now. I'm just so relieved that I finally know what it isCrossed over 4000 miles and was initiated into the CTR Rattle Association lol
So glad my post helped someone else out! Thatās what I enjoy about the forums and everyone who contributes, itās been a tremendous learning source for me.I joined the forum just to thank you for posting this! I've finally figured out where my rattle is coming from and yeah, it's the same issue you described. When I press on the plastic cover near the mirror, everything is silent. Unfortunately, when I let go it starts rattling again. Now I just need to find a way to keep it in place. Taking it to the dealer is always a hassle so I'll try to fix it myself for now. I'm just so relieved that I finally know what it is
So glad my post helped someone else out! Thatās what I enjoy about the forums and everyone who contributes, itās been a tremendous learning source for me.
If you figure out a solution, please share. Thankfully mine is holding for now. But I swear that rattle sounded like an electronic buzzing or something vibrating from inside of the dash and was so loud! Sure, tiny rattles I can handle but never thought to check the rear view mirror of all places
I had a rattle up in the mirror plastics as well. It sounded like the center console at first but confirmed it was up by the mirror. I put some sound mat up in those pieces and on/around the center speaker trim piece directly behind the infotainment last week.
