Annoying rattle

Started by Webby20001, March 10, 2014, 14:02

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Webby20001

As above, I've got a really annoying rattle when I take my foot of the gas, put the clutch in and it goes. It's only when I take my foot off as in changing gear or just slowing down and it seems to come from behind my right shoulder. Anyone any ideas?? Cheers

Jay67

#1
Hopefully nothing more than the heatshield on the cat, has a habit of rusting through and rattling, took mine off in the end
Jason

1999 Lagoon blue MR-S, lots of stuff

phils99

#2
just drill the rusted broken nuts out from the cat heatshield and replace with a stainless steel nut and bolt...that fixed mine!

Webby20001

#3
I did wonder if it was a heatshield, is it easy to see/get to??

phils99

#4
tak off the rear nappy and hopefully you should be able to get to the cat after that

mr mr2

#5
Jubilee clip what I used easy fix
Excelsior

Davred

#6
Stuffed between the shield and the cat with a brillo pad/wire wool and that stopped mine.
One year on, still good  s:D :D s:D
W. Red. Black leather. Facelift wheels.Toyo T1R. Pre-cats removed. Matts TTE style chassis brace. 2003 facelift front brace, FK lowering springs, Dev keyhole covers, tte rear grille. Tanabe G-Power Medalion exhaust, JSpec nose badge, mongo's, front strut brace. Matt perf engine rebuild May 2014.

Webby20001

#7
Cool, thanks for the replys, I'll take a look tomorrow

mistajase

#8
Those headsheilds are a nuisance, I've had to fix mine a few times  (different places) last year - the noise does sound horrible and freaks me every time, some people just rip them off but i prefer to repair them... they are there to protect the exhaust after all!
I did use a couple of large hose clips from B&Q for a while but I had trouble getting one round to the one underneath the manifold to stay on securely - always tended to slip after time.

Got a mechanic to spot wield them for £20 - been fine ever since  s:) :) s:)

Alex Knight

#9
Quote from: "mistajase"they are there to protect the exhaust after all!

Nope, they are there to protect you from the exhaust.

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