In hard cornering or in bad roads everything in the car is shaking, door panels, rattle from the rear of the car (I don't know what exaclty is making the rattle), etc.

How can I fix that or at least reduce it. Any material and how I apply it?

Excuse my bad english.

 

search is great man...
http://www.rdtiburon.com/index.php?act=Sea...ghlite=rattling

specifically, these....
http://www.rdtiburon.com/index.php?showtop...516&hl=rattling
http://www.rdtiburon.com/index.php?showtop...978&hl=rattling

 

at first try to unscrew a bit rubber things on the trunk door. This will make trunk door to sit more tight.

 

I did search, how dynamat will help fix rattling? I mean you apply it on the metal material of the car not on the plastic panels that are actually rattling.

About the trunk I did read it and I'm working on it but what about the rest of the car?

When I'm cornering hard everything it the car rattles, mostly the door panels are scratching. Is this a common or is just my car?

Again, excuse my bad english.

 

did you removed panels that rattle?

Usually interior starts rattling after removing and installing some parts.

 

Yeap man, who didn't remove door panels? wink1.gif

What you suggest?

 

maybe new pistons (those plastic things that holds door panels) will help?

 

Where I can find them?

 

sound deadening will help even if it hasnt been layed directly on the rattle because it will absorb a little of the sound coming from the source.

also, when you lay it down you put the plastic panels right on it, so the likely source of the rattle(loose panel to metal) will be directly fixed.

the actual plastic peice dont rattle. common sense man, plastic wont internally rattle unless its about to break from some insane vibration. its just a loose screw that holds the panel to plastic somewhere.

 

dealer should have them. I just don't remember is door panel holded on screws or those plastic things too.

I know somebody glue scotch where panel and metal meet each other.