Finding and Fixing another Tesla Rattle Noise - Model 3/Y Trunk

Is an irritating rattle in your Tesla's trunk driving you crazy? You're not alone! In this informative video, we'll guide you through the step-by-step process of identifying and fixing that annoying rattle in your Tesla's trunk. Say goodbye to the noise and enjoy a quieter ride!
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Step 1: Identify the Source
We'll show you how to pinpoint the exact source of the rattle in your trunk, whether it's caused by loose items, a misaligned component, or something else. Understanding the source is the first step to solving the problem.
Step 2: Remove Loose Items
If your rattle is due to loose items in the trunk, we'll demonstrate how to safely remove and secure them. Keeping your trunk organized can prevent future rattling.
Step 3: Check for Loose Components
Sometimes, rattles can originate from loose or misaligned components. We'll guide you through inspecting and tightening any loose nuts, bolts, or brackets to eliminate unwanted noises.
Step 4: Insulate and Pad
Learn how to use foam padding or insulating materials to dampen vibrations and reduce rattling caused by components coming into contact with each other or the trunk's interior.
Step 5: Test and Fine-Tune
After making the necessary adjustments and fixes, it's essential to test your trunk for any remaining rattles. We'll show you how to fine-tune your solutions until your trunk is silent and rattle-free.
Step 6: Maintenance Tips
To prevent future trunk rattles, we'll provide you with valuable maintenance tips to keep your Tesla's trunk in top-notch condition.
With our easy-to-follow instructions and troubleshooting tips, you can reclaim peace and quiet in your Tesla and enjoy a more comfortable driving experience. Don't let an annoying rattle disrupt your journey; follow our Tesla Trunk Fix Guide and restore the serenity of your ride today!

[@shmkane]

nice video, music was a bit too loud/unnecessary when the intent of the video was to be able to hear you & the rattles though

[@noyb9284]

Yes!! The dashboard rattles on the left & right sides of the dashboard. Also have you done any sound dampening or deadening in the passenger cabin specifically the front?

[@modlife]

That's a great one! I forgot all about it - I fixed that within a month of buying the car by placing felt tape between the window and speaker grill. I'll make it a point to cover that in another video!

[@noyb9284]

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[@noyb9284]

I've been trying to find a video showing how to access front passenger floor wells of my Model 3 to dampen the road noise; so if you're interested in doing a video we your subscribers would all be grateful.

[@modlife]

I have a bunch of extra dampening material, so this sounds like a great one. My door panels are next.

[@noyb9284]

​@modlife Alot of us Model 3 owners would love to see a simple straightforward video showing the door & front floor wells sounds deadned as road noise is a huge nuisance!!. I'm definitely sharing your videos w/friends & making sure they all subscribe. Don't stop what you're doing!!

[@modlife]

Are there any other rattles we can help you pinpoint and fix?

[@noyb9284]

C pillars rattles are annoying me

[@modlife]

@@noyb9284 those are easy - pop off the panels stick a little foam tape behind any loose wiring, and over the clip holes.

[@noyb9284]

@modlife Tracking but I'm nervous pulling panels w/o seeing it done on youtube😃😃

[@noyb9284]

@modlife Appreciate you always answering quickly though. I'm trying to support your channel as much as possible.

[@orbitaljellyfish808]

C pillars here also Pulled mine back and found the alignment pin wasn’t even lined up with the hole The clips are wasted or missing They look a little different than the generic ones I’ve seen for years Got any tips on oem style clips that don’t cost a fortune?