06-26-2019, 10:19 AM | #1 |
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Help Please! [Video] Weird Noise coming from Undercarriage
Wondering if anyone can help me diagnose this sound coming from under my car. The exact location is unknown but it seems to be around the armrest/backseat passenger side (Under the car).
I've gone through a bunch of forums and from what other people have said, it can be one of three things. 1)The drive shaft 2)the e-brake tube hitting the drive shaft 3) rear half-shaft inner cv joint Anyone with any previous experience or knowledge of this noise please chime in! 15' 335i. Just got an AWE exhaust w/mid-pipe installed and put around 2,000 miles on it so far. Had all the bolts looked at and tightened, as well as rotated slightly further away from the center joint just to confirm the exhaust wasn't knocking on that. Haven't seen or read of anyone having this kind of trouble with an AWE exhaust. Think i can rule that out. Edit: The rattle ONLY occurs under semi-heavy/heavy acceleration along with an audible clanking noise going over bumps. I would say around 2500 rpm and up. Cant hear a thing but the exhaust under that speed. |
06-26-2019, 03:17 PM | #2 |
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I had this exact thing. there are a couple of brackets that mount the emergency cable to the underside or the car. mine had come loose, and you can either replace, or in my case, push them back into the body of the car. let me find the realoem diagram.
you dont need to remove a heat shield, as the brackets are further back. |
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Just to be clear, put it on a lift, locate the e-brake wire and whichever bracket has come loose and just push it back in or replace as needed. Also, i will not have to take down the exhaust and or any heat shields to access the bracket? |
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So i Zip tied the right e-brake to the left and that annoying rattle is gone! Thanks again bro.[IMG][/IMG] |
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Look at the pic mr. nasty posted with the e-brake hook circled in red and follow that to the front of the car. You'll run right into them. |
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At the dealership now and I really wonder what they would charge for the proper fix. I’ll know soon enough and may just order the parts and change that mount myself. |
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Hello I have a different type of rattling I’m not sure what it is anyone can let me know it sound like mettle rattling underneath my backseats or something? Or around the vent
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