scottfmc
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We have several company car 2011 Ford Explorers at our campus. All were built between 11/8/10 and 11/22/10. A significant percentage (4 of 7 identified so far) have a rattle seemingly coming from the passenger-side A-Pillar beginning at a speed of about 60-65 MPH and up.
I used a little plastic tape to isolate the problem. The first piece of tape I applied at the base of the exterior A-pillar trim and covered the end of the trim, the sealing gasket, and part of the cowl. This did very little at except maybe raise the MPH at which the noise started to about 70 MPH instead of 60 and maybe change the tone of the noise from a rattle to a little more of a buzz.
The second longer piece of tape was applied over the first and about 2/3rd up the windshield covering the trim and gasket. This stopped the noise completely
Has anyone else seen/heard this issue?
I used a little plastic tape to isolate the problem. The first piece of tape I applied at the base of the exterior A-pillar trim and covered the end of the trim, the sealing gasket, and part of the cowl. This did very little at except maybe raise the MPH at which the noise started to about 70 MPH instead of 60 and maybe change the tone of the noise from a rattle to a little more of a buzz.
The second longer piece of tape was applied over the first and about 2/3rd up the windshield covering the trim and gasket. This stopped the noise completely
Has anyone else seen/heard this issue?