How To Stop Creaks and Rattles in your Chevy Silverado | AnthonyJ350

We've been working diligently on the interior of the Interceptor and wanted to share a super quick and easy way you can help tighten up your Chevy Silverado or GMC Sierra with an extended cab.
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[@Tommy_Mac]

I have an 05 Silverado ext. cab. The doors were noisy on mine because the weather strip had flattened. Instead of adjusting the doors, I followed a trick from another video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKechaVsirikqbc I fished Frost King Caulk Saver through the weather strips. The caulk saver is a tubular foam material that comes in a package of 20 feet@$3.00 a pack. Buy 2. I used some 1/16" steel cable (you could use any flexible,small diameter material)taped it to the cable and pulled the foam through the little vent holes on the back side of the weather strip. In the video, they used silicone grease to lube up the foam to make it easier to pull it through the little vent hole. I was afraid of getting grease all over the interior. I used corn starch and gold bond powder. It took a couple hours. No more rattles! I'm going to attack the windows that rattle when open, next, then the headliner, then the leaking steering box...

[@AnthonyJ350]

Thanks for sharing!

My half doors on my extended cab rattle and it drives me nutts what do u do to fix the rattle ? Please and thanks

[@AnthonyJ350]

Did you try adjusting them to go in tighter? I would also change the bolts out before you do kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5XNi4t5ZtWIaJo

[@mxlman26]

Nice i hate mine doing thise noises

[@AnthonyJ350]

Thanks for watching!

[@bigbadradicalbrad8076]

I wish my 2000 Chevy Silverado 1500 was a 4 door! Mine’s a 3 door!!!

[@AnthonyJ350]

Less interior noises though

[@bigbadradicalbrad8076]

AnthonyJ350 True.

[@sean.g4516]

@@bigbadradicalbrad8076 ikr I want that 4th door on the drivers side

[@frostyclaws8007]

Thanks for the information and keep up the good work. I’m rocking a 2wd sliverado as well so your videos are helpful.

[@AnthonyJ350]

Glad you're liking them. More to come so stay tuned!

[@AnthonyJ350]

You also might find this video helpful if you haven't seen this part yet for the 2WD trucks kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYKTm6ajptiaaMk

[@СергійБондар-с8м]

Good evening from Ukraine!I have Silverado 2010 4.3L RWD. What Best winter tires?Ordinary or studded ? Thank you!!!

[@AnthonyJ350]

There's Silverados in the Ukraine!? I would run studded (if legal in your area) and use a skinnier tire like a 245 70R 17 and make sure to put weight in the back of the truck. If the snow is really bad air down the tires to get more grip.

[@ronfleming6701]

It's all good

[@AnthonyJ350]

Thanks for watching!

[@josebdsss9034]

i have the same truck,when im going over 50 and its a windy day ,i can hear alot alot of wind noise comind from my feont doors closer to the windshield ,is it because my doors arent tight enough or insulation ?

[@AnthonyJ350]

This also helps a ton to lower road noise kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5KlaIGVi9aXhNk

[@СергійБондар-с8м]

Thank you!Now on my wheels 245/70 r17 stock BF Goodrich T/A Long Trail....this tires for all season,but not for winter!

[@AnthonyJ350]

Ya those tires won't do well in the snow. You need an all terrain with the snowflake symbol like the General Grabber atx, bfg ko2, or the Goodyear Duratrac.

[@bern1228]

Great! Thanks! I have an 06 Silverado with the clam shell and I really, really, (really!) like it. A couple of Questions. Should you clean the old thread lock off before the new application? And, Will this reduce the wind noise I'm getting on my drivers side? I thought it would be in the weather stripping. I have not considered adjusting the catches. Thanks for that. Have been subscribe for awhile. We have two vehicles in common. Mine are the 04-350 Z, (roadster and the 06 Silverado, (long bed, off road). I am tremendously interested the police concept upgrades to the truck. Now I want to upgrade mine in that vein. Have you made videos on that? I'll check your video page and see. Also ,also.., I want the best fore and aft dash cam set ups. Please do a post on which ones are best for the two vehicles. (I'll also check your page for that.) Thanks and keep up the good work. Wish you were here to do a walk-around and advise on my vehicles. Best wishes. (oh ...here is South Carolina. If your ever this way...)

[@AnthonyJ350]

Thanks for watching! For dash cams look into Thinkware or Blackvue. Those are the 2 brands we install the most of at the shop. I'll probably do an overview of all the "Police Upgrades" when they're all done. Really all that's left is to do the police grade calipers which use different internals to handle repeated hard stops. Best part is these parts don't cost much more and you can get them from the dealership or rockauto.com Here's some videos you might be interested in: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZylemmYjJ10r5I kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYKTm6ajptiaaMk

[@AnthonyJ350]

You don't have to clean the old thread lock off. I just reapplied new stuff and hand threaded it first to make sure it doesn't cross thread then use an impact or torque wrench to tighten them.

[@bern1228]

@@AnthonyJ350 Thanks so much!

[@AnthonyJ350]

@@bern1228 Your welcome

[@dominicanbiker]

Can you do one on a 03 dodge ram

[@AnthonyJ350]

If someone brings me one to work on, for sure.