Door rattle driving me insane!

I took mine to the dealer Friday for this reason. First they said they could not recreate the sound, so I gladly obliged to recreate it, then they told me the bass was up too much,haha. Point of the story, toyota wants you to buy the upgrade to jbl but not use it.

 

Boy never would of thought you had that problem to.

 

This is very true. For some reason I still like driving my Tacoma more then my wifes 4runner.

 

I had some of this foam tape laying around the garage so I pried off the switch panels on both front doors, added a bunch of foam tape, popped them back and it's fixed! Thought I was going to have to take the whole panel off, which is why I've been putting it off. Only tried it for a few minutes, but so far so good. God it feels good to have that fixed!

 

awesome haha I really dont mind small flaws like this so long as its easy to fix myself. Nothing compares to the feeling of success after fixing something hahah

 

Quality at it's best. Wonder how many lemons came out of the BaJa plant other than ours?

 

Glad to help, Mine has been rattle free for almost a year now!

 

Yea, mad I waited so long to try to fix it. I still have a slight vibration that I think is coming from the dash but it's not from bass, more from mid/high. Not nearly as frequent tho.

 

Hows the weather out there in Phx? I am driving out tomorrow lol cant wait to bang the stereo the whole way from LA with NO rattles! lol

 

Weather is great now...got a ton of rain the past two days but supposed to be clear for the next week or so. Enjoy the ride!

 

Anybody have any luck with the dealer taking care of this under warranty?

 

Window Passenger side speaker vibrates just enough to annoy. It only happens in colder temps. When I got my six month service they said the dealer could take a look at it but would have to schedule an appointment.

 

I fixed mine with the felt from Amazon. I used a plastic pry bar to pop off the passenger switch plate. I then cut thing strips and applied to the inner edges of the switch plat that makes contacts vertically with the door. Popped it back in and problem solved. JBL rocks now. If you temporarily fold and wedge a business card between the plate and the door near the area closest to the hinge side of the door, you'll probably find that works too.

FWIW, I had previously taken it into the dealership. I think the tech simply popped the switch plate on and off and it came back in a few days. They also put "no problem found" on the work order. This was at Toyota of Plano. I went up the chain above the service manager and got a call from the Static Operations director. He claimed this is a known issue, a new door would do the same thing. I asked him why they hell didn't they just apply felt. He sad, "well we can certainly do that if you bring it back." I just fixed it myself.

 

My wife's Scion tC used to do it. My Tacoma does it every once in a while but it is usually hit or miss. Even on the same song/volume high or low. The stock speakers sound pretty good so I haven't been looking at replacing them or the panel. Would be nice if Toyota could look into it since it seems pretty consistent with their vehicles.

 

Good luck with that. Rattles are not hard to fix. Just takes time to find them.

 

Thanks for the advice, just goes to show to always think for yourself.

 

Sorry to be a thread necromancer here, but having this problem with my 2018... passenger window controls rattling with road noise at cruising speeds on the highway (not even stereo induced). How thick of felt should I be looking for to rectify the problem?

Thanks

 

I used this. Tesa Black Fuzzy Fleece Interior Wire...

$8 Tesa 51608 Black Fuzzy Fleece Interior Wire Loom Harness Tape for VW, Audi, Mercedes, BMW 19 mm X 15 meters

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NN6B9R6?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf

 

This shit is driving me nuts, so glad I found this!

How do you pop off the switch panel?

 

Please let me know if you ever find this out. I would like to do the same thing, but I think my rattle is around the middle of the driver's side door.