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Anyone fixed the buzzing from the glove box lock...
- Thread starter ResB
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Right the other one I had.
Should say I believe this annoying buzzing noise is probably due to the retro fitting of the Sport Shift as it required the removal of the center console.
Anyway, the buzzing is on the other side to this image shown. By that I mean within the foot well of the passenger side, hence why it took a bit to find as you can't reach that area whilst driving.
uh:
You would be right to think that the carpet should cushion it but the noise emanates about 2" higher than the lower edge of the panel. Just another place for you to check if you have such a noise.
Should say I believe this annoying buzzing noise is probably due to the retro fitting of the Sport Shift as it required the removal of the center console.
Anyway, the buzzing is on the other side to this image shown. By that I mean within the foot well of the passenger side, hence why it took a bit to find as you can't reach that area whilst driving.
uh:You would be right to think that the carpet should cushion it but the noise emanates about 2" higher than the lower edge of the panel. Just another place for you to check if you have such a noise.
Passenger side Bose speaker cage thingy started this morning to vibrate, stops when I touch it. Seems to be on tight though. Maybee if I turn the volume up it will set it. Will soon be able to make a record of the different rattles. :frustrated:
It must be the suspension which creates the rattles as it is harder than saloon cars and this must have an effect on the trim over time. Having had nothing like this to really compare it against I can only assume this is the case. My previous Mini Cooper S was also hard and had some rattles after a while. (not as may as the porker though)
It must be the suspension which creates the rattles as it is harder than saloon cars and this must have an effect on the trim over time. Having had nothing like this to really compare it against I can only assume this is the case. My previous Mini Cooper S was also hard and had some rattles after a while. (not as may as the porker though)
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