I hope I'm clear in my request here...kinda tough to describe.
I've got a clunking/rattling noise which is coming from my trunk whenever I go over a bumpy road; passenger side to be more exact. After trying a few things to find the exact cause, I've determined that it's got to be that carpeted side panel bouncing up against the metal.
I know there's a clip holding the carpeted panel to the rearseat frame...I bent it a while back during another operation. I went to the Ford dealer today to see if they had a replacement, hoping it will help stop the rattle.
While the guy had the diagrams up, it was difficult to find the exact clip. But it also showed a wingnut that screwed onto a stud at the top of the carpeted panel, securing the panel more to the body. I never had these wingnuts. Does anyone else have them? If looking inside the trunk from the top, it would be under the lip of the side opening.
Am I being clear enough? Like I said...it's a little tricky to describe.
I've got a clunking/rattling noise which is coming from my trunk whenever I go over a bumpy road; passenger side to be more exact. After trying a few things to find the exact cause, I've determined that it's got to be that carpeted side panel bouncing up against the metal.
I know there's a clip holding the carpeted panel to the rearseat frame...I bent it a while back during another operation. I went to the Ford dealer today to see if they had a replacement, hoping it will help stop the rattle.
While the guy had the diagrams up, it was difficult to find the exact clip. But it also showed a wingnut that screwed onto a stud at the top of the carpeted panel, securing the panel more to the body. I never had these wingnuts. Does anyone else have them? If looking inside the trunk from the top, it would be under the lip of the side opening.
Am I being clear enough? Like I said...it's a little tricky to describe.