FOUND the RATTLE!!
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From: San Diego California
FOUND the RATTLE!!
This is an update to yesterday's thread about a terrible rattle eminating from the rear driver side speaker area.the rattle turned out to be a loose screw on the wheel well plastic on the outside of the car! The screw at the top of the wheel well was loose at rattling around. So I just put a new, bigger screw in there and problem solved!
Thanks to everyone who chimed in to helP!
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Originally Posted by 2002BlueWS6
...the rattle turned out to be a loose screw on the wheel well plastic on the outside of the car! The screw at the top of the wheel well was loose at rattling around. So I just put a new, bigger screw in there and problem solved!
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Originally Posted by BUK VETT
Wow! Good job - I will keep this in mind. I feel sorry for the poor soul who had to put his head in the wheel well while you were driving to find the rattle!! 
thank my wife
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From: Bar Mills Maine
My wife found one for me as well... I was convinced it was in the dashboard (God help me !)... it turned out to be the screw that held the "clip" in place that the sunvisor snaps into. Go figure ! 