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Fixing an Annoying Rattle in your Tesla Model 3/Y
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- Опубліковано 11 лют 2023
- In this video, we'll be showing you how to fix a common interior rattle in a Tesla Model 3. If you're experiencing annoying rattles squeaks, or creaks in your Model 3 or Model Y, it's likely due to loose or improperly installed parts. Over time, and with changes in weather, all cars experience this and knowing how to track them down and quickly fix them is invaluable.
In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through the process of identifying the source of the rattle, and then demonstrate how to properly secure these parts to eliminate the noise. Whether you're a seasoned DIY-er or a beginner, this video will provide you with all the information and tips you need to get rid of those annoying interior rattles in your Model 3. So sit back, grab a tool kit, and get ready to say goodbye to those pesky rattles once and for all!
Perfect. I took a rubber washer, made a cut and slid it in place and tightened it. I did not have to remove all 3 bolts and the seatback. Works like a charm. Thanks!
That’s fantastic! Thanks!
Thanks for sharing this helpful tutorial. I was struggling with the same rattle from the back seat and your tips were super helpful in getting rid of it.
was fairly simple and worked, thx Modlife
try the bmw felt tape for clips that might be too tight with that double sided tape, I've used that stuff for rattles very amazing success over the years
I’ll check that out!
Thanks I’ll give that a try in my car. I hate rattles
Great, thank you!!!
great video.
Got a new Y. Thinking I am getting rattling from the seatbelts. Tesla has no clips or anything from preventing the belts from flopping around so wondering if anyone else has experienced this and has come up with a solution.
So far, I like the technology of the vehicle but not impressed with their build quality and component quality. Things seem to be cheap!
One of the issues I found was the rear head rests are very loose, and a fix for it is to remove the head rest, put some sticky foam tape down the tube where the headrests slot into, put the headrests back in and this should keep it from rattling about hopefully
Nice and helpful video. Thank you. I think the rod in between two rear seats of my M3 also in play as well. Do you have any suggestion for that?
@@longyoung6600 nylon washers to thigten them up is the best way I’ve found to eliminate them. If you can pinpoint the rattle, the SC will repair under warranty. I know from experience though that they won’t find one if you can’t show it to them. Thick lithium grease also helps a lot.
Thank you!
Nice job. Can you just pull those panels with the wires underneath off? Or do you need a tool. If so, what tool would you recommend? I have a lot of minot rattles in my X. Our 3 is solid, while the X rattles!
They pull out on the bottom and then up from the top.
thanks Bro for sharing the thing as I need to fix rattle on my model 3 as well, however, you only shown how to put things back, but how would you take the panel thing off ? any tools required or anything ?
A panel tool can help, but I use my fingers.
I’m not a handyman like you obvious you are very handy so what is the solution
Watch the video - I do what I can to walk you through the solution. Or you can pay Tesla $255 to tighten the bolt and help for a week. You don’t need to be handy - you got this.
How did you remove that panel next to seat? trim removal tool or just tugging by hand?
You pop out the bottom by hand, and then pull upward to release the top.
@@modlife Thanks for such a quick response! Just took delivery last week and noticed the sound
@@modlife My Model Y 2021 delivered from China looks totally different, I I don't have the big white side, there's only a black plastic at the bottom which I don't know how to remove
@@TTibus All part clip in, but I’m not sure which direction. You can usually just pull on one end or the other until it start to come loose, and then look under to see if any clips are directional.
@@modlife I just found a video with Model Y seats, are totally different ua-cam.com/video/pXkJahjgaRs/v-deo.html
Were you able to hear the rattle when shaking the rear seat? I have a rear seat rattle but think it’s from a different area.
Only if it was flipped down and then shaking it would make it rattle.
I agree 💯 Rolex’s need to stay unpolished. Reminds me of Butch and his fathers watch from Pulp Fiction the watch is the heirloom that tells the story of a life that is lived.
Did you try pushing down the headrests
I think I have a rattle in my new 2024 model Y from this same area (not the seat though). When I looked at the trim that you removed here mines seems to be a single piece that goes all the way back to the lift gate. Wonder if they changed some things in the latest model Y? Haven't had the courage to figure out how to remove that yet as I'm nervous I'll break clips etc.
Just be gentle and pry/pop. Most panels have hooks that require popping them out and lifting vertically. If you have a rattle in a 2024 though. The SC will take care of it for you, so I’d let them.
Got an appointment setup for next week Tuesday. Thanks. @@modlife
And they said they fixed but they didn't...
yeah booked service tesla fixed it in 2 hour very quick
For free?
@@johnnybumbyyes is a warranty thing in Australia tesla don charge or warranty fixes
Nice video! What sizes are the washers by the way?
I’m not entirely sure, since I made them. If I had to guess without looking I’d guess about 1” diameter and 1/2” hole.
@@modlife could you share the file please?
@@DanielSantosProfile no file to be had. I literally cut it out of a piece of polyurethane with a razor to fit.
How to unmount those parts and trims to get there please?
Pull the bottom towards you and then lift up to release the top.
@@modlife will try tnx!
I have a 2022 M3P. It makes a very annoying rattle that’s coming from behind the back passenger seat from the floor of the trunk. Apparently it’s not too bad to remove the trunk liner enough to look up near the top right corner and see what’s going on. Maybe I can add some material or glue something down but it makes me not enjoy riding my wonderful car so I gotta do something about about it. Any ideas?
There are a few things it could be, but it's most likely something in your subtrunk, or your subwoofer. I found that the amp bracket was rattling against the sub in mine, and made a small rubber pad to fit under it and create space. Given the success of this video, I really need to start tracking all of them down and post more. A simple sine wave generator can help tremendously. I also added a trunk liner from RPM Tesla and intend to install Silex sound dampening mats to a lot of areas that let too much noise in like the doors and wheel wells - balancing sound deadening and weight for a car that i track on occasion is the only thing working against me.
Thanks for the tips and ideas. As a follow up I removed my entire back seat and found that the bundle of wires that runs the passenger side back seat (as shown in this video) was slightly lose and moving front to back making a large part of the noise I’ve been hearing. A few well placed zip ties seems to have knocked down about 80% of that noise. Next I’ll take a look at the sub area as suggested.
@@kennethmchenry7583 I just sort of recorded fixing my sub rattle while I had my car torn apart
Can you post a link to where you got the nylon washer please?
I made it from a piece of nylon I had laying around. I would take the bolt out and hit the hardware store with it.
@@modlifethank you!
Could you inform the dimension of washer? so I can buy one?
I didn’t measure it - it would be easiest to take the seat back off and run to the store
I have 2021 Model 3 and this is one of the many rattles I have. I also have an annoying rattle coming from the "suede" parts of the doors while driving the front passenger and the rear door behind it are the worse. But if I press on that "suede" part, the rattle stops. I also have a loud rattle on the dash board on the driver's side. Any idea on what these two are and how to fix? My concern is that when I take it Tesla service they will just say "can't reproduce?
The dash is usually the speaker grille hitting the window. You can put a small piece of felt tape between. The door panels are typically broken clips, so you’ll have to take them off and look - felt tape around the he’s they clip into.
This is a known common issue with model s. It’s the clips that hold the door panel to the metal outer door. Not sure if it’s the same for M3
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Is this only needed to be done on the rear passenger side?
That’s the only place I had that rattle.
Sir, what size was the wssher?
I made mine, but I’d suggest pulling the bolt and hitting the hardware store with it.
Will do@@modlife
Never heard "well made" used to describe a tesla.
@@Zenergist you’ve never owned one, apparently. Every new model has issues, and every one is far better that the last. Once you’ve owned and worked on one, you find the weaknesses are easily remedied, and the platform is pretty amazing. With this first generation model 3, it’s primarily cheap rubber in the bushings, the upper control arms and plastic clips on the interior - nothing consequential that can’t be significantly upgraded.
@@modlife I don't own one because I haven't been particularly impressed with the build quality.
I do like the design itself. Especially the front interior.
@@Zenergist you go and test drive a new performance… the only build issues with the older model are plastic clips and other easily remedied things. The new one is a huge step up.
@@modlife I will take your word for it. Not in the market for a vehicle ATM. Just bought one actually.
At some point, a Tesla might make sense. I like their designs and Musk is a cool cat.
what happened to warranty?
Tesla don’t care about noises.
I 'm out of the basic warranty. 60k miles on my 2022, so only motors and battery are still covered!
@@Just_daniel_ Not true - they're willing to fix most of them under warranty. Every car develops rattles after hot and cold seasons.
@@modlifethey do not fix it if they can not reproduce during test drive 😢
@@giorgimuchaidze9343 my Tesla is out of warranty
who wears a rolex while working on their car? Weird flex, but ok.
😂 I never take it off - it was a gift to myself after selling my first company. It’s all sorts of beat up and it’s in my will that my kids aren’t allowed to ever polish it…I want them to remember the scratches.
I do. I never take my sub off unless I shower at home. That’s the only time I remove it. It’s on at the gym , gym shower, work, etc. it’s 31 years old and still looks great. Doesn’t hurt that I was on the commissioning crew of SS(N)-678.
“Weird flex, but ok” is the mantra of every jealous little man nowadays.
@@modlife fair enough, gearing up to buy my first after starting my second company. :)
@@modlifewhat is funny is that a Rolex would never produce a defective product. And yet you’re fixing a defect in an absurdly trash, and expensive, product. Money doesn’t buy brains huh?