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997 - squeaks and rattles - fact or fiction
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Guest
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But it needs a long run. I do find though quite a lot of vibration when cold, and this shakes the thing to bits, just look at the passenger seat. Mind you the wife seems to like it[]
I am going to save up another list for the OPC to have a go at soon, I'm sure by summer all will be well
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The main one, that I had fixed in the first week, was a manufacturing issue where the relay for the rear windscreen wiper was not attached and rattled against the rear trim.
The main one at the moment is the passenger seat. Tickover is the resonant frequency of the back rest. It is slowly vibrating itself to bits. I move the angle every few days to temporarily shut it up.
There are various other squeaks, one from the centre console somewhere and a couple from the rear. However, the warmer the weather, the less they squeak.
On the previous C4S, it squeaked in the winter (until warm), but not in the summer. It's all to do with thermal expansion.
I will check it all in the summer.
However, I ignore it all at the moment. I've got 12 speakers for when driving slowly, and 450bhp of flat 6 + wind noise for when "pressing on". You can spend ages messing about with trim, for little reward and the noises will just come back.
Unless it is really bad, you have to really consider if it is worth it.
(Of course the hard core members will recommend ditching the trim, since you should have a CS spec or harder. If you have a bare shell and fixed back seats, there's nothing to make any noise, and even if it does you can't hear it above the transmission, engine, suspension and stones pinging the arches. Being soft has its disadvantages.[])
Ronnie C
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My passenger seat also shakes when empty and at idle - eg stopped at traffic lights, but I don't get any noise from that.
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Now I have a new one from inside the dash passenger side. Still one on the Pass door; the seat; rear off side side panel;[][]
Well at least I'm building a more personal relationship with the OPC, and the car they are supplying whilst it's in, one of them 4x4 Porsche's V6 job, kids are looking forward to that I have to say[]
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ORIGINAL: DirtyHarry
I've got an intermittent rattle on the centre console, another which seems to be emanating from the dial covers (Speedo, oil etc)[]. There is also a really annoying rattle, again intermittent, coming from the seatbelt height adjustment lever both driver and passenger side []. Shaking passenger seat at idle but no noise.
Yeh had most of them too[8|]...been there done that[][]
it is so annoying, []
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