Anyone with the shaker 500 system getting a rattle in the door?
12/31/11, 03:29 PM
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Anyone with the shaker 500 system getting a rattle in the door?
I have a 2012 mustang gt with the stock shaker 500 system. In the sound settings I have the bass and treble turned up to max with the balance and fade in the middle, it is set to "driver seat". I made a thread about a week ago about a blown subwoofer in my front passenger door. I tried figuring out the problem just an hour ago and I realized that when the door is opened the door rattles below the arm rest. The woofers in the doors make the doors vibrate and this causes a rattling noise. I think when the doors are closed it is a little better but I still hear it. It is not a "farting noise" that the woofer is making so I guess it's not blown. Is that how you tell if a woofer is blown? Any solution to this rattle? I looked at the shelby kicker woofers to replace, but I'm afraid if I replace them and I still get the rattle.
12/31/11, 04:35 PM
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Remove the door panel and start applying any one of the sound deadening products. Many post all over the net about them and the quality, price, and application.
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I covered the back of my door panels with dinomat. It helped a lot.
Ill never understand how Ford engineers thought that mounting a 8" woofer on a plastic door panel instead of the steel door framing was a good idea. And did they never turn the system over 70 db in testing?
Ill never understand how Ford engineers thought that mounting a 8" woofer on a plastic door panel instead of the steel door framing was a good idea. And did they never turn the system over 70 db in testing?
1/4/12, 11:01 AM
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funny story, i was driving on the interstate on sunday and i had a horrible rattle going on...and thought of this thread...turns out my coat's zipper was pushed up against the sub (had the coat on the pass footwell)
moral of the story...make sure you dont have your coat near your sub
moral of the story...make sure you dont have your coat near your sub
1/4/12, 02:15 PM
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I used to put my cd's in that door pouch and the rattling was unbearable lol, matter of fact, I'm going to try cleaning out the door pouches of debris and see if the rattling gets better at all
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1/5/12, 05:34 PM
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I covered the back of my door panels with dinomat. It helped a lot.
Ill never understand how Ford engineers thought that mounting a 8" woofer on a plastic door panel instead of the steel door framing was a good idea. And did they never turn the system over 70 db in testing?
Ill never understand how Ford engineers thought that mounting a 8" woofer on a plastic door panel instead of the steel door framing was a good idea. And did they never turn the system over 70 db in testing?
1/5/12, 06:25 PM
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In case this matters to anyone...
I've yet to find the bass induces rattle from the right rear window area (I think it's in the trunk) that is caused by Tron Legacy Track 11, Nocturne, about the 30 second mark...
But I *DID* find them in my doors, and that was the little covers going behind the latch pull and the grab bar.
My solution was to get a couple of small squares of velcro, attach the fuzzy (not the bristly) side to the door panel (NOT the covers) and... voila. Solved.
/Among the other things I gotta do, I still gotta crawl around the trunk to find that one last rattle...
//Oh, oops... another 10-14 thread. Well, maybe it'll help anyway.
///I keep forgetting to look where they're posted... Meh.
I've yet to find the bass induces rattle from the right rear window area (I think it's in the trunk) that is caused by Tron Legacy Track 11, Nocturne, about the 30 second mark...
But I *DID* find them in my doors, and that was the little covers going behind the latch pull and the grab bar.
My solution was to get a couple of small squares of velcro, attach the fuzzy (not the bristly) side to the door panel (NOT the covers) and... voila. Solved.
/Among the other things I gotta do, I still gotta crawl around the trunk to find that one last rattle...
//Oh, oops... another 10-14 thread. Well, maybe it'll help anyway.
///I keep forgetting to look where they're posted... Meh.
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In case this matters to anyone...
I've yet to find the bass induces rattle from the right rear window area (I think it's in the trunk) that is caused by Tron Legacy Track 11, Nocturne, about the 30 second mark...
But I *DID* find them in my doors, and that was the little covers going behind the latch pull and the grab bar.
My solution was to get a couple of small squares of velcro, attach the fuzzy (not the bristly) side to the door panel (NOT the covers) and... voila. Solved.
/Among the other things I gotta do, I still gotta crawl around the trunk to find that one last rattle...
//Oh, oops... another 10-14 thread. Well, maybe it'll help anyway.
///I keep forgetting to look where they're posted... Meh.
I've yet to find the bass induces rattle from the right rear window area (I think it's in the trunk) that is caused by Tron Legacy Track 11, Nocturne, about the 30 second mark...
But I *DID* find them in my doors, and that was the little covers going behind the latch pull and the grab bar.
My solution was to get a couple of small squares of velcro, attach the fuzzy (not the bristly) side to the door panel (NOT the covers) and... voila. Solved.
/Among the other things I gotta do, I still gotta crawl around the trunk to find that one last rattle...
//Oh, oops... another 10-14 thread. Well, maybe it'll help anyway.
///I keep forgetting to look where they're posted... Meh.
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On the 05-09 body style, the small panels under the interior door handles tended to rattle. My '07 GT did the same. Had to pull the door panels (I think) to fix it all. Not sure if that area is an issue on the 10+ (never read that it was). Easy to check.....turn the radio to where you hear the vibration....then put a finger on the panel and press tighter to the door and see if the vibration stops.
If you just pull the door panels and do the suggested fixes, you will most likely solve your problems. Seems you are looking for a simple, stick this here on the door type fix. when there is not one.
If you just pull the door panels and do the suggested fixes, you will most likely solve your problems. Seems you are looking for a simple, stick this here on the door type fix. when there is not one.
1/6/12, 07:23 AM
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I have a 2012 mustang gt with the stock shaker 500 system. In the sound settings I have the bass and treble turned up to max with the balance and fade in the middle, it is set to "driver seat". I made a thread about a week ago about a blown subwoofer in my front passenger door. I tried figuring out the problem just an hour ago and I realized that when the door is opened the door rattles below the arm rest. The woofers in the doors make the doors vibrate and this causes a rattling noise.
I’d like to escalate this for you. Please make an appointment with your Ford dealer and PM me with your VIN, dealer, mileage, and contact info so I can help.
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1/6/12, 05:23 PM
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The panels are the one behind the door pull. It just pops off.
The other one is the one behind the door panel grab bar, just above the map pocket (if you wanna call that small area that.. Teeny thing.)
When you get the panels off, it becomes obvious how the velcro dots/squares would be put in there... they would just be 'bumpers' for the small panels to rest against.
When you put the panels back on, they'll be a little more firm and should not move about like they did before, hence, no more rattles. Yay and stuff.
Oh, yeah, they sell these velcro squares everywhere. Dots would also work. No more than about a thumbnail in size or so. They come in pairs, but you'll just be tossin' the bristly sides, and they come pre-adhesived. Just peel and stick. You COULD put the velcro on the panels themselves, but I chose the other way. Easier to determine where NOT to put them, after all, for screw/bolt access needs.
Now, this IS on a 2006 Mustang, so your 10+ might have a slightly different idea on the panels. But that's all there is to it.
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Ford knows about it, theres nothing they will do. Oh and by the way, Deysha, your escalation did nothing for my sound issue. They were just concerned with the squeaking coming from my axle. I can't say I am surprised though. I'm left with getting a custom sound place to fix the mess Ford made.
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Don't think pics will matter, but the little panels pop off with very little prying with a small screwdriver, or maybe even a plastic knife.. whatever feels safer.
The panels are the one behind the door pull. It just pops off.
The other one is the one behind the door panel grab bar, just above the map pocket (if you wanna call that small area that.. Teeny thing.)
When you get the panels off, it becomes obvious how the velcro dots/squares would be put in there... they would just be 'bumpers' for the small panels to rest against.
When you put the panels back on, they'll be a little more firm and should not move about like they did before, hence, no more rattles. Yay and stuff.
Oh, yeah, they sell these velcro squares everywhere. Dots would also work. No more than about a thumbnail in size or so. They come in pairs, but you'll just be tossin' the bristly sides, and they come pre-adhesived. Just peel and stick. You COULD put the velcro on the panels themselves, but I chose the other way. Easier to determine where NOT to put them, after all, for screw/bolt access needs.
Now, this IS on a 2006 Mustang, so your 10+ might have a slightly different idea on the panels. But that's all there is to it.
The panels are the one behind the door pull. It just pops off.
The other one is the one behind the door panel grab bar, just above the map pocket (if you wanna call that small area that.. Teeny thing.)
When you get the panels off, it becomes obvious how the velcro dots/squares would be put in there... they would just be 'bumpers' for the small panels to rest against.
When you put the panels back on, they'll be a little more firm and should not move about like they did before, hence, no more rattles. Yay and stuff.
Oh, yeah, they sell these velcro squares everywhere. Dots would also work. No more than about a thumbnail in size or so. They come in pairs, but you'll just be tossin' the bristly sides, and they come pre-adhesived. Just peel and stick. You COULD put the velcro on the panels themselves, but I chose the other way. Easier to determine where NOT to put them, after all, for screw/bolt access needs.
Now, this IS on a 2006 Mustang, so your 10+ might have a slightly different idea on the panels. But that's all there is to it.
1/11/12, 04:36 AM
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[QUOTE=AzPete;6215312]On the 05-09 body style, the small panels under the interior door handles tended to rattle. My '07 GT did the same. Had to pull the door panels (I think) to fix it all.
Mine is loose too. Hope to fix it without doing all that though.
Mine is loose too. Hope to fix it without doing all that though.
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Ford knows about it, theres nothing they will do. Oh and by the way, Deysha, your escalation did nothing for my sound issue. They were just concerned with the squeaking coming from my axle. I can't say I am surprised though. I'm left with getting a custom sound place to fix the mess Ford made.
Deysha
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Originally Posted by FordCustomerService
Thank you for the update, TwistedKarma. I see here your CSM is waiting on you to make another appointment with your dealer to address both of your concerns and has a call back to you set up for Friday. Things will get resolved for you. Please continue to work with your CSM.
Deysha
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