Noise coming from the dash

I like Palatinate Blue, myself.

 

Stick a toothpick between the pillar and the dash and break it off so you can’t see the top.

 

yeah mine rattles baby

 

That is a big time blue, if google is correct.

I always wanted a midnight blue car, but it was never available when I was buying. I do love CB / Denim and wish it was out in 2017.

 

Did it stay put for at least a year? Like I said above, sticky back loop tape didn't make it through summer heat since there a bit of relative motion there.

 

found any fix yet? This is the exact same problem with my '19 and it drives me crazyyyyy in the morning. Thought it was a blown tweeter or something lol

 

Your art skills are as good as my knowledge of pillars but I will not forget that now that the image is in my head!

 

Awesome thanks! it sounds pretty common will Toyota fix it if I bring it in? or should I look for solutions myself?

 

Use a razor knife or blade and trim some material from the pieces so that they no longer touch.
It worked on my truck.

 

i thought about bringing it to the dealership but more than likely it'll stop rattling before i get there. Therefore making my trip wasted. Its kinda one of the diy fixes i guess haha

 

Can I have those crayons when you are done with them?

 

It also worked for trimming fiberglass on the canopy.
The canopy was installed straight from side to side, and the right rear corner was also good, but the left rear corner was within a hair width of touching the paint, so I trimmed it off with a razor knife.

 

It is common, but dealers are limited to OEM parts and TSBs. As far as we know, there has been no update on the speaker grille or pillar trim to fix this. Beyond that, it is a 30min or less (1 beer) fix at home. Why bother wasting your time driving to the dealer and possibly getting denied. As noted by others, the interior needs to be dead cold for it to happen.

As a first step, you can insert a business card in the gap to see if it stops it. From there, it is your choice how to fix it. Sticky back loop tape works until late spring. You need firm, not gooey adhesives, IMO.

 

Interesting point. Recently when I pulled the rail caps to seal them before installing my Softopper, I found a few spots where the rail cap wore through the paint, mainly in the middle from me climbing over the side. I touched up the spots, put down foil tape, and then a good bit of silicone. There was one wear spot under the rail caps right at the spot in your picture. It looks like the corner of the rail cap was molded (trimmed?) too long.

About here on both sides:

 

Turn up your radio. Problem solved.

 

I’m done now.
They’re all yours.

 

My favourite smell is purple