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post Apr 3, 2014 - 4:42 PM
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Hey guys. I just bought back my old celica and have been busy working on it. The exhaust was so loud on this beast that I couldn't hear the rattle until I just replaced my Hi-flo cat with a new quieter and deeper sounding one. Now I can here myself think.

This is the problem - I have a rattle coming from the rear passenger side. I thought it was the hatch - it is not. It is not anywhere in the trunk area. I've narrowed it down to somewhere between the b-pillar and below the rear quarter window. Any thoughts? It is driving me NUTS. I can only here it when I hit a bump. It sounds like the hatch is shaking. But it is not the hatch.

I hope 1 of you knows exactly what it is. thanks.
 
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post Apr 12, 2014 - 5:00 PM
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Check the caliper to see if they are lose. Move them side to side
I had a noise everytime i would hit a bump it would rattle. Turned out to be the slider pins.
post Apr 13, 2014 - 10:40 AM
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QUOTE (joaquin @ Apr 12, 2014 - 6:00 PM) *
Check the caliper to see if they are lose. Move them side to side
I had a noise everytime i would hit a bump it would rattle. Turned out to be the slider pins.


I checked it out yesterday. I had to re-torque my new wheels. So far it looks good, everything was nice and tight. I'm now thinking that it has something to do with the should strap of the seat belt. Sounds like it's right in that area. I'm going to strip the whole back out of it this Friday. Hopefully I'll find it then.

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