OH MY GOOD GOD CHOP MY EARS OFF RIGHT NOW!!

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Neil_W

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Or something a little less dramatic than the above, can someone help me!! I have just done a long drive in my Z and have noticed a really annoying rattle!! Seriously it is doing my head in!! I have now swapped to the passengers seat for the last 100 miles and have been able to work out the rattle is coming from the plastic mesh effect things that are between the roll hoop things behind each head rest.

If I press against each one with my hands it stops but that's hardly an effective solution lol. Anyone got any ideas please? It will drive me mad if I hear it much longer!!!!
 
We talking the wind deflector itself ? if so easy fix do what i did remove and sell (not a fan of wind deflectors ) if its the mesh thats inside the roll bar you have to remove and replace the covers as they get damaged when removing mesh so i have been told as i need to remove mine to complete a wind deflector free look.

You could try running a thin line of clear sealant around the mesh inside the covers this should stop and movement.
 
Good idea that's what I was thinking I might use some seal.

FYI it is the mesh in the roll bars and any other tips would be great
 
Good idea that's what I was thinking I might use some seal.

FYI it is the mesh in the roll bars and any other tips would be great
 
Neil_W said:
If I press against each one with my hands it stops but that's hardly an effective solution lol. Anyone got any ideas please? It will drive me mad if I hear it much longer!!!!
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For a more temporary fix Blu-Tack is really good for curing rattles too, at least as a quick test whilst you're trying to locate the cause of a problem at least :)
 
Siftah said:
Neil_W said:
If I press against each one with my hands it stops but that's hardly an effective solution lol. Anyone got any ideas please? It will drive me mad if I hear it much longer!!!!
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For a more temporary fix Blu-Tack is really good for curing rattles too, at least as a quick test whilst you're trying to locate the cause of a problem at least :)
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Good Tip :thumbsup:
 
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