MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Modifications & Technical Area => Technical Workshop => Topic started by: matt a on February 27, 2009, 01:08:41 pm
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Does anyone else have a really annoying rattle coming from the boot area?
Any ideas? Doing my nut in.
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is the rear seat latched properly, mine used to rattle like a bugger, I ended up putting some tape round the loops that latch and it cured it :happy2:
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check your spare tyre too :)
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Does anyone else have a really annoying rattle coming from the boot area?
Any ideas? Doing my nut in.
Yes i have exactly the same problem, will check out the solutions.
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Thanks Gaz, Ill look into that.
Benny don't think its the spare.
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I have a rattle from boot area too :confused: sounds like its coming from the passenger side :sad:
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Sounds like there's a canary in the boot.
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Yea I've got it too! Wondered if it was the parcel shelf somehow, because mine never used to squeek until the car was valeted and the parcel shelf was taken out and put back in... hmmmm
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I have this irritating noise from the boot.. whenever I go over speedhumps or the like I can hear this thump....thump. Pretty sure its something swinging about like a cable behind a bit of trim. Behind the trim of the bootlid most likely but I can't be asred investigating. Anyone looked in this area before?
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I have this irritating noise from the boot.. whenever I go over speedhumps or the like I can hear this thump....thump. Pretty sure its something swinging about like a cable behind a bit of trim. Behind the trim of the bootlid most likely but I can't be asred investigating. Anyone looked in this area before?
its not the rubber balls on the bottom of the parcel shelf hangers is it? if these arnt attached they will be swinging about *image of two balls swinging* :scared: :signLOL:
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Mine sounds like a little bird chirping away over any bumps. Definitely sounds like it is coming from the centre of the boot area, I wondered if it was the boot mechanism?
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its not the rubber balls on the bottom of the parcel shelf hangers is it? if these arnt attached they will be swinging about *image of two balls swinging* :scared: :signLOL:
OMG! :grin:
i've been trying to solve this for ages....that's so it on mine , so obvious now you say it :grin:
(https://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.meikathon.net%2Froflmao%2Ffacepalm4.jpg&hash=7b7df89bd40414e38086b9281a253f8966681e69)
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I have this irritating noise from the boot.. whenever I go over speedhumps or the like I can hear this thump....thump. Pretty sure its something swinging about like a cable behind a bit of trim. Behind the trim of the bootlid most likely but I can't be asred investigating. Anyone looked in this area before?
its not the rubber balls on the bottom of the parcel shelf hangers is it? if these arnt attached they will be swinging about *image of two balls swinging* :scared: :signLOL:
Had a quick look at this this morning and I'm sure thats what it is. Cheers fella. Whats the best way of sorting this? Tape them up into position?
Damn VW and their cost cutting. In the Mk4 the cord was retracted into a little spool. Ah well.
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I'm making some videos
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Matt,
Take a look at the Boot Lid Rubber Stops. On the actual hatch they are adjustable. You have to loosen an allen key (3mm) and then pull the stop on a ratchet stepped retainer (you will know when you see it)
One pointer would be - Is you hatch easy to close? Mine is not too hard, but not too easy, it sits on the rubbers nicely, but over time they settle.
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Matt,
Take a look at the Boot Lid Rubber Stops. On the actual hatch they are adjustable. You have to loosen an allen key (3mm) and then pull the stop on a ratchet stepped retainer (you will know when you see it)
One pointer would be - Is you hatch easy to close? Mine is not too hard, but not too easy, it sits on the rubbers nicely, but over time they settle.
That would make a lot of sense, appreciate the info, and will post back any info.
Thanks.
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http://vwts.ru/body/g5/g5_55-02.pdf (http://vwts.ru/body/g5/g5_55-02.pdf)
This link is taken from T_T's post. Right click the link in IE and hit save as, then open it and find page 12, and you will see what I mean.