anyone know how to remove the plastic in the trunk. It's the plastic that sits against the wall i think the locking mechanism's and whatnot are under it. I just installed a new system in my car and that is rattle to **** even with my trunk dynamated. I need to fix this as i feel like one of those people you see that has a system and would raither let everything rattle off before fixing it. it's going to drive me nuts until i fix it and i don't want to break it. any help is appreciated

 

come on anyone even know what i'm talking about? i'm about to rip the damn thing off this rattling is driving me nuts

 

It just clips on. You just have to get underneath it a little and tug on it a bit. I think it has around 4 or 5 clips that hold it on.

 

I jsut grabed it and yanked upward. Worked like a charm

 

Are the clips along the top of it going into the plastic bumper?

 

no it is not

 

just pull strait up on it as soon as you take it off your going to want it back on, it looks like ****, just find a way to make it now rattle

 

check the rear seat latches for rattle as well as the dome light. my system is relatively mild and it rattles the snot outta those areas.

 

How did you fix it? Im about to Dynamat my trunk

 

also the outside door handles tend to rattle with my stock pioneer system... good luck fixing that one.

 

Honestly I have got around to taking care of that problem yet. The rear latches would be an easy fix, however the dome light would require more time. I'm at work but if I get a chance I can take a look and prob figure out a solution.

 

just invest in some paper fold it up and stick it along the edge of the domelight then slide the domelight back into its slot. that's what ive done in past cars.


Thanks for the help with the plastic in the trunk i got that up dynmated it and the rattle is gone......



The thing that was driving me crazy was a loose nut on the old bolt where the stock subwoofer was. took me like 2 hours to find it never been so frustrated in my life


the backdeck is the hardest thing to stop rattling but dynamat, towels and rolled up black **** did the trick