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My passenger seat was making a vibrating sound on bumpy roads. Sitting still I could hit the seat and make the same sound. I found it was the reclining lever. The plastic handle was about 1.5 hairs width away from just barely making contact with the plastic of the side bolster. On bumpy roads it would move just enough to hit the plastic.
So.....I went to Home Depot, got some black, thin, foam non-skid for tool box shelves (not the webbed looking kind), cut it into the half moon shape, spayed adhesive on it and glued it in place. Voila! no more vibrating. And you can't tell it's there. Then I decided to make some small squares of this stuff to place right where my seat buckle hits the side panels behind each seat when you aren't using the seat belt. Now, instead of a loud clacking sound it's more of a dull thud. It blends in well and looks like it "might" have come from the manufacturer.
So.....I went to Home Depot, got some black, thin, foam non-skid for tool box shelves (not the webbed looking kind), cut it into the half moon shape, spayed adhesive on it and glued it in place. Voila! no more vibrating. And you can't tell it's there. Then I decided to make some small squares of this stuff to place right where my seat buckle hits the side panels behind each seat when you aren't using the seat belt. Now, instead of a loud clacking sound it's more of a dull thud. It blends in well and looks like it "might" have come from the manufacturer.
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