PROBLEM SOLVED -- no more rattling moonroof
07-23-04, 12:17 PM
#16
Originally posted by GS3Tek
Excuse me for my ignorance but it seems like the State with the extreme heat/weather are causing rattling problems here and there??? Or is it dependent on the year the GS? I have 99 GS3 in California and don't have any rattling problems, except for typical leather noise when you're sitting on it and from sliding around. Any Californians, preferably the so-cals since weather may be milder, with rattling problems? I am fortunate not to have these issues
Maybe I have the radio too loud???
Excuse me for my ignorance but it seems like the State with the extreme heat/weather are causing rattling problems here and there??? Or is it dependent on the year the GS? I have 99 GS3 in California and don't have any rattling problems, except for typical leather noise when you're sitting on it and from sliding around. Any Californians, preferably the so-cals since weather may be milder, with rattling problems? I am fortunate not to have these issues
Maybe I have the radio too loud???
it was fixed though, of course
07-23-04, 12:19 PM
#17
Originally posted by Rexdr
Hi all. I'm new to the forum. I am going to purchase a GS before year end. I've been lurking for a few days now I decided to register today. I know about forum culture/etiquette (and know how to use the "search" button too), and the group of people you have here seem to be cool from what I've seen so far. So that's my intro. Anyway, for those of you who are afraid to use Chapstick, there are actual weather strip lubricant products out there. They usually come in aerosol/spary cans. I don't know any brand names, but I'm sure you can find some at your local auto part store.
Hi all. I'm new to the forum. I am going to purchase a GS before year end. I've been lurking for a few days now I decided to register today. I know about forum culture/etiquette (and know how to use the "search" button too), and the group of people you have here seem to be cool from what I've seen so far. So that's my intro. Anyway, for those of you who are afraid to use Chapstick, there are actual weather strip lubricant products out there. They usually come in aerosol/spary cans. I don't know any brand names, but I'm sure you can find some at your local auto part store.
good luck getting your GS by the end of the year. i think we are bunch of cool guys around here, so don't be afraid to ask
07-23-04, 02:12 PM
#18
Pole Position
Originally posted by rominl
personally i want to welcome you to the forum good luck getting your GS by the end of the year. i think we are bunch of cool guys around here, so don't be afraid to ask
personally i want to welcome you to the forum
good luck getting your GS by the end of the year. i think we are bunch of cool guys around here, so don't be afraid to ask
07-23-04, 03:00 PM
#19
Originally posted by Rexdr
Thanks for the welcome! I don't even have the car yet, and my list of future mods keeps going up! I thought I gave those things up when I sold my 91 Integra years ago. Oh man, maybe coming to this forum wasn't the best idea after all.
Thanks for the welcome! I don't even have the car yet, and my list of future mods keeps going up! I thought I gave those things up when I sold my 91 Integra years ago. Oh man, maybe coming to this forum wasn't the best idea after all.
08-02-04, 07:49 PM
#21
Lexus Fanatic
e-man
ive been thinking about this fix for some time now
so i went to the car today to look for a reciept
when lo and behold i found some chapstick next to the seat
so i figured now is a better time than any to try this out
well i agree with you ....it does work ..it cut down on the rattling by about 90%
i guess i didnt put enough on but let me tell you major difference
thanks
got anymore tips
-johnny-
this is the one i used LOL
ive been thinking about this fix for some time now
so i went to the car today to look for a reciept
when lo and behold i found some chapstick next to the seat
so i figured now is a better time than any to try this out
well i agree with you ....it does work ..it cut down on the rattling by about 90%
i guess i didnt put enough on but let me tell you major difference
thanks
got anymore tips
-johnny-
this is the one i used LOL
08-09-04, 06:34 AM
#23
Thanks eman. My sunroof starting clicking this morning (not the shade) so I remembered this email and tilted the sunroof and sure enough the noise disappeared. I used carmex instead of blistex on the seal and it worked!!!!!!!! An added bonus was the tilt feature of the sunroof, I had never used it before, I like it better than the wide open mode. I originally thought it was the cable connection but it was not. Thanks!!!!
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