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27-08-2012, 11:14 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Victoria
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I have a rattle which is coming from behind my seatbelt, at first I thought it was the seatbelt adjuster but I took that all off, leaving only the frame of the car behind and went for a drive, and the rattle was still there.
Usually I would just put up with it, but given that it is right beside my ear it can become quite annoying after not long  I tried pulling off all the trim and part of the roof lining and sticking some wire in all of the holes I could find to try dislodge anything that might be loose in there, but couldn't find anything Any suggestions on how I go about fixing it? Cheers 
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Rattle in the B-pillar
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