Re: Rattles
 

It just took 2 trips to dealer to fix a rattle (buzz noise) from the front
passenger door of my 04 Civic Hybrid. First time they put foam padding
behind the panel which did nothing. 2nd time they actually drove and
listened to noise and then adjusted the latch/striker to remove play. I
thought the noise was inside the door since it would stop if I pressed the
top panel or if a passenger leaned on the arm rest. There is still a slight
noise but infrequent compared to previous constant buzz which was very
aggravating. Good luck.
--V


"Scott Eberl" <scott@airea420.com> wrote in message
news:slrncipapm.5th.scott@turncoat.airea420.com...
> On 2004-08-24, K-town <jdu52580@carolina.rr.com> wrote:
> > Does it click all the time, during starting, stopping, turning? When
you
> > say passenger side, does it sound like it's coming from any specific
> > location? Near the wheel, in the dash, under the seat, etc.?
> >
> > Jonathan
> >
> > "Scott Eberl" <scott@airea420.com> wrote in message
> > news:slrncimis2.54p.scott@turncoat.airea420.com...
> >> Just bought brand new 2004 Accord EX 4 cyl with leather. Lately I have
> >> noticed a clicking coming from the passenger side of the car and have
> >> had it in twice with no solution. Are others having trouble with this?
> >
> Seems like its coming from the door I want to say. I did have a
> crackling sound coming from the cieling just behind the moonroof but
> that was fixed after I took it in and they put some "isolation tape"
> felt between the headliner and roof. Guy at dealership went for a ride
> with me and tried to convince me it was the passenger side headrest
> rattling. The funny thing is it used to be when someone was sitting in
> passenger seat sound was not there but now it seems to be present
> regardless of a passenger or not. I am getting pretty annoyed with this
> since this car was not cheap and it really shouldnt sound like my old 96
> cavalier when I drive it.

Re: Rattles
 

It just took 2 trips to dealer to fix a rattle (buzz noise) from the front
passenger door of my 04 Civic Hybrid. First time they put foam padding
behind the panel which did nothing. 2nd time they actually drove and
listened to noise and then adjusted the latch/striker to remove play. I
thought the noise was inside the door since it would stop if I pressed the
top panel or if a passenger leaned on the arm rest. There is still a slight
noise but infrequent compared to previous constant buzz which was very
aggravating. Good luck.
--V


"Scott Eberl" <scott@airea420.com> wrote in message
news:slrncipapm.5th.scott@turncoat.airea420.com...
> On 2004-08-24, K-town <jdu52580@carolina.rr.com> wrote:
> > Does it click all the time, during starting, stopping, turning? When
you
> > say passenger side, does it sound like it's coming from any specific
> > location? Near the wheel, in the dash, under the seat, etc.?
> >
> > Jonathan
> >
> > "Scott Eberl" <scott@airea420.com> wrote in message
> > news:slrncimis2.54p.scott@turncoat.airea420.com...
> >> Just bought brand new 2004 Accord EX 4 cyl with leather. Lately I have
> >> noticed a clicking coming from the passenger side of the car and have
> >> had it in twice with no solution. Are others having trouble with this?
> >
> Seems like its coming from the door I want to say. I did have a
> crackling sound coming from the cieling just behind the moonroof but
> that was fixed after I took it in and they put some "isolation tape"
> felt between the headliner and roof. Guy at dealership went for a ride
> with me and tried to convince me it was the passenger side headrest
> rattling. The funny thing is it used to be when someone was sitting in
> passenger seat sound was not there but now it seems to be present
> regardless of a passenger or not. I am getting pretty annoyed with this
> since this car was not cheap and it really shouldnt sound like my old 96
> cavalier when I drive it.