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'RATTLE-PROOFED' rear hatch/latch and rear seats
The hatch and seat rattle, yes I can take it back to dealer but would think that a $60,000 car would not have these problems. Any quick fix sugestions? |
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You could turn up the radio volume?
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I know this has been discussed here before, I can't remember what was involved. Do search and I'm sure it'll come up. Here are the results of quick search on latch rattles. Good luck!
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The solution was discussed back in the days when the X5World gang hung out at old bimmerfest...here's the link:
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=85610& But remember you found the solution via X5 World ;-) |
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I looked at the post thanks
I looked at the link and see that they sugest soft foam.
I thought the soft close latch was supose to fix this problem, my x5 is a 2005. |
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