does your integra have a lot of unknown rattling
12-27-2002 | 09:21 PM
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From: montgomery alabama
does your integra have a lot of unknown rattling
mine does and i can't just crawl around my car while i am driving and find them i found that my roof rattels, something in the passenger door, my whole hatch (system) all rattle. it just pisses me off that I have a nice car that rattles alot more then it should.
12-27-2002 | 09:54 PM
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thats a honda for you. 
my teg rattles too....i just recently got a "crying" sound from it. its horrible. what you can do it have a friend drive it, while you move around the car listening for stuff.
my teg rattles too....i just recently got a "crying" sound from it. its horrible. what you can do it have a friend drive it, while you move around the car listening for stuff.
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12-27-2002 | 09:59 PM
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The hatch rattle is fixable. There two rubber stopper things at each corner. Loosen them a turn or two. When you close the hatch, the stoppers are effectively taller which makes it hadrer keep closed. This gives you a better seal and reduces the amount of rattling. You can also wrap the 'U' shaped bracket on the hatch in electrical tape, which gives the same effect.
12-27-2002 | 10:10 PM
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Originally posted by MrFatBooty
The hatch rattle is fixable. There two rubber stopper things at each corner. Loosen them a turn or two. When you close the hatch, the stoppers are effectively taller which makes it hadrer keep closed. This gives you a better seal and reduces the amount of rattling. You can also wrap the 'U' shaped bracket on the hatch in electrical tape, which gives the same effect.
The hatch rattle is fixable. There two rubber stopper things at each corner. Loosen them a turn or two. When you close the hatch, the stoppers are effectively taller which makes it hadrer keep closed. This gives you a better seal and reduces the amount of rattling. You can also wrap the 'U' shaped bracket on the hatch in electrical tape, which gives the same effect.
12-28-2002 | 11:14 AM
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Both windows rattle when just slightly down, something in the dash (whilie driving I smash my fist in it and sometimes will go away), rattels by driver side speaker, actually the door panel, when leaving a driveway and I take the car at an angle you can hear major twisting/creaking sounds. Makes we really want to sell and get a MBZ E55
12-28-2002 | 12:04 PM
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i just have hatch rattle
and windown rattle when they are down
all integs are known to have it, more in 2drs then 4drs
just one of those things you have to get used to
and windown rattle when they are down
all integs are known to have it, more in 2drs then 4drs
just one of those things you have to get used to
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12-28-2002 | 03:26 PM
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I think squeeks are the worst. I get a stupid squeek from my seat belt, my intake that is temporarily rigged up so it sits on some metal piece, my windows sometimes when going up and down, and some plastic in my hatch or somewhere back there from my exhaust/sub. Oh and I get this horrible whining noise through my speakers from my stupid alternator. I hate it. But oh well what ya gonna do...:dunno:
