[impulse]

Originally Posted by arpad_m

Start calling her kitty, kitty and her offended growl will crowd out the 1.7L whine

lol

[MarkSS1958]

Mine is more of a plastic against plastic friction noise somewhere in the dash or where the vert top meets the frame . Only when the top is up and its almost constant at lower speeds .Super annoying and can't pinpoint it .

[Yang N’ Bang]

Long ago my car used to make no noise in harmony, then everything changed when modifications attacked.

[Roid]

I have something similar but couldn't find the origin of the sound yet. It's coming from passenger side front wheel area above 50mph. Below 50, there is no sound. Someone told me to check air filter area, maybe some sort of tree branch got stuck in there somehow. I have to check it myself to confirm.

[enzia35]

Originally Posted by Aragorn

Driver side vent rattles on mine.

Me too. Drives me crazy.

[ItsChristianInHD]

I have 2 rattles, one in the dash and one in the back near the speaker or the glass I can’t tell. Drives me crazy.

[Drags1998]

I don't hear any rattles in mine, Of course Im OLD and can't remember SHIT, BUT at 6500 I can still hear that MUSIC!!!!!!

[jeep_junkie]

My SS 1LE with 22500 miles had a rattle for a long coming from behind the button panel for the screen, but it magically went away on its own. Every now and then I'll hear a rattle from under the steering wheel too, but it's very rare. Other than that I feel like all the interior panels have loosened slightly as the car seems to get pretty noisy on really rough surfaces. I expect this as the price you pay for a firm suspension.

[gmw0181]

Originally Posted by xqwisit23

Morning Guys,
I've got just under 4000 miles on my 2019 SS Convertible and within the last couple weeks i've really started to notice more noises coming from the dash area (it's like a panel or something is loose or something rattling around but nothing is loose that I can tell). If i'm on smooth roads its okay, as soon as I get onto a less smooth road (city streets) you can definitely hear it. I know its on the drivers side area but man is it annoying on a new car. Has anyone experienced this and would this warrant a trip into the dealer or will they just tell me nothing is wrong it just things "settling" around? Any help appreciated. Thank you

Push on the top of the radio molding. I put two sided tape behind it to stop mine.

[DarkMaroSS]

Originally Posted by gmw0181

Push on the top of the radio molding. I put two sided tape behind it to stop mine.

LOL I've been doing exactly this for some time but after reading some of these posts I decided to pull the myLink screen out, and check it. I found the two screws somewhat loose, even though they should be hand-tight. I took two pieces of the foam door seal (the ones that has the mounting tape on one side) and put them between the two top hooks of the screen goes.

Let's see how it feels tomorrow when I take my kid to school.

[ctrlz]

I also pushed some foam behind each side of the mylink screen to stop a rattle.

Locating rattles in a car cabin is difficult, and direction of sound is often deceptive as the glass is all close by and very reflective (for sound waves). Rattles usually involve light or thin plastic which can pick up induced energy from other sources. If it's from music, it's usually plastic somewhere on (or in) the door. Dash area, it's usually drivetrain induced. Use light pressure with your fingers to find suspect areas. I use foam to fill gaps. Things like switches still have to move, so then I cut sheet plastic to try to take up any excess space allowing the vibration.

Unfortunately I have found little correlation between the price of a car and lack of rattles. Also, asking elusive rattles to be "fixed" under warranty is typically a waste of time.

[Staves]

My dash crackles and pops all the time (no, it’s not the exhaust lol). My solution, usually have windows cracked or down. Drowns it out. If I was in colder weather with windows up, it would be annoying.

[gpskinzhut]

driver-side panel buzzes if there's too much bass in something, or if there's something in the cupholder. Have a subtle rotational noise at low speed from somewhere in the driveline, ever since having the pinion seal fixed. Beyond that, been lucky at 51k

[DarkMaroSS]

Originally Posted by ctrlz

I also pushed some foam behind each side of the mylink screen to stop a rattle.

Locating rattles in a car cabin is difficult, and direction of sound is often deceptive as the glass is all close by and very reflective (for sound waves). Rattles usually involve light or thin plastic which can pick up induced energy from other sources. If it's from music, it's usually plastic somewhere on (or in) the door. Dash area, it's usually drivetrain induced. Use light pressure with your fingers to find suspect areas. I use foam to fill gaps. Things like switches still have to move, so then I cut sheet plastic to try to take up any excess space allowing the vibration.

Unfortunately I have found little correlation between the price of a car and lack of rattles. Also, asking elusive rattles to be "fixed" under warranty is typically a waste of time.

Pushed foam inside the myLink screen...interesting. In my case, using two 1" foam seals in between the top hooks did the trick. If you try and push it in, the unit feels solid against the dash. At that point, the only inside noise I have that is annoying but isn't because of a 3-year-old car would be my garage door clicker making stupid noises.