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ive just finished a complete install on the xr and im rapt with the way the whole system sounds but the boot lid rattles its nuts off even when the volume isnt even that loud.
how can i fix this so that its doesnt rattle? any help is much appreciated. cheers
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Dynamat Extreme.
A bulk pack will do wonders. And silicone. If not I think its called Flashtac from Bunnings, works just like dyanamat original but heaps cheaper. |
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krisisdog wrote: Dynamat Extreme.
A bulk pack will do wonders. And silicone. If not I think its called Flashtac from Bunnings, works just like dyanamat original but heaps cheaper. so i just fill the gaps with silicone and then lay sound deadener over the top. do i just lay one layer or is several layers needed. cheers
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ok u will see liek bracing on the bood. which is tack welded every 30cm or so well u want to go and puta bead of silcion along that were teh bracing lays along bootlid then flash tack. then put ya boot carpet on top of that
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low ghia |
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i had same problem after sub install..
i used the expanding foam crap from bunnings.... sprays out of a can... messy stuff but did the job great..
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i was going to try the expanding foam in mine but i dont have a sub ATM so i dont care.
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MadMatt |
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My boot buzzed until I put a Fairmont boot lid lining on. Worked a treat.
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voxace |
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I used expanding foam to fill the bootlid, then covered it in bituminous paint. Works well, although now it's pretty heavy.
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yea foam o fill will work how ever i have hear dof it warping teh panals (generates heat when setting)
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gros20 wrote: yea foam o fill will work how ever i have hear dof it warping teh panals (generates heat when setting)
yeah and coz it expands when setting sometimes it will push the panel out a little in spots |
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voxace |
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Yeah, you have to be careful with it.
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With mine I just filled in the gaps along the bracing (like gros said). Came at it from each side and filled the suckers in with silicone. Can't see why you would need to take any risk with expanding foam because silicone worked a treat for me.
Then did 1 layer of dynamat over the top, and then put my Fairmont carpet liner back over the top of the dynamat. No rattles whatsoever from the bootlid anymore. Now if I only had the time to fix the 1,536 rattles coming from my door panels and various spots around the cabin! |
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^^^^^^^^ thats what i did now im left with c pillar and roof vibrations , best fix for the money imo, foam and dynamat extreme
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nannas_ed |
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great thanks for the reply's guys. i will silicon the gaps up and then line it with dynamat.
are you able to buy the sheets separetly or do i have to buy a trunk/door kit. cheers once again
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the stuff to use as recomended by a mate is driptec i think its called by 3m its what they use to repair smashed cars when outer skin comes off frame its top stuff
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