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Possibly had this same thing, bit of a buzzing?
Passenger door for me, but the issue was the small circle rubber/plastic door stop thing. It’s sort of loose, but where it was sat against the door (when shut) it used to buzz when i had sound with a lot of bass.
I twisted it around and as it was soft, just tried to flex it a bit so it didn’t touch the door in the same way. Seemed to have sorted it for me.
If you don’t get the same buzz/rattle when the door is open, then that’s probably it
Passenger door for me, but the issue was the small circle rubber/plastic door stop thing. It’s sort of loose, but where it was sat against the door (when shut) it used to buzz when i had sound with a lot of bass.
I twisted it around and as it was soft, just tried to flex it a bit so it didn’t touch the door in the same way. Seemed to have sorted it for me.
If you don’t get the same buzz/rattle when the door is open, then that’s probably it
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I also developed a door rattle. It got much worse after levelling the stereo EQ in Forscan. When I installed my new speakers which have an even lower frequency down to 32Hz, I knew I had to do something.
So, I stalled sound deadening foam in the door, and sprayed flex seal rubber coating inside against the outer door panel. Bass is now smooth and punchy. Far better than factory, yet little to no rattle anymore. I do hear a tiny bit on ocassion, but overall much better.
So, I stalled sound deadening foam in the door, and sprayed flex seal rubber coating inside against the outer door panel. Bass is now smooth and punchy. Far better than factory, yet little to no rattle anymore. I do hear a tiny bit on ocassion, but overall much better.
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jbanh100
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Hey bud how exactly did you do this? I'm have bass rattle (kind of like a buzzing) in my car and I'm not sure if it's the bass or if something is loose in the door panel. It sounds like it's coming from the lower bigger speaker. I have the B&O and I find it unacceptable haha. I did plan on removing the door and installing sound deadening mat. This is on top of the rattle my car has when going over bumps and it's frustrating. Any help is appreciated.
Don't mean to hijack I hope this can fix OP and my problem.
Rash
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Just to clarify – the Forscan change actually increases base because it removes the factory processing. So the Forscan change is not something that will help rattles, if anything it will reveal them. I think you meant to quote Condor1970 because he is the one who did the sound deadening.
jbanh100
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Ah yes, I misunderstood the whole thread. My apologies, I guess WE'RE both looking for the same solution. Thanks again haha
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The rattle on my driver's side door drives me crazy and is my #1 complaint with the car.
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Have you checked out the side skirt? Mine had a horrible rattle that I was convinced was in the door/glovebox area. Turned out to be a small rock that got caught up inside the side skirt - hooked it out with my finger & rattle gone.
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