View Full Version : I think I have a couple screws loose.................Causing my Sunroof to rattle
HumminNBoatin'
09-16-2007, 06:21 PM
So I need some help. When I hit highway speeds I notice that my sunroof rattles quiet a bit. It only rattles when closed. When I open it the rattle goes away. I have checked the wind visor and it is not causing the rattling. I got up in the sunroof and it looks like I am missing a screw in each side. I have attached pictures for review. Can someone else check your sunroof and see if I am in fact missing a couple of screws?
Thanks,
Eric
MattRoberts123
09-17-2007, 03:01 PM
My guess would be that it is not your sunroof.... rather the air problem on the outside of the A-Pillars where the plastic piece meets the windshield. It is a common problem on H2s at speeds over about 70.
Search the forum for air or wind noise...
mikejr
09-17-2007, 03:48 PM
My guess would be that it is not your sunroof.... rather the air problem on the outside of the A-Pillars where the plastic piece meets the windshield. It is a common problem on H2s at speeds over about 70.
Search the forum for air or wind noise...
I concur, I had that intermittently on my 06H2... It rarely did it, but i did notice when it did, it was when there was a strong cross wind blowing across the highway.
MONSTERMATT
09-17-2007, 04:34 PM
:p:p:p:pMy guess would be that it is not your sunroof.... rather the air problem on the outside of the A-Pillars where the plastic piece meets the windshield. It is a common problem on H2s at speeds over about 70.
Search the forum for air or wind noise...UH-HUH
lennyrebel
09-18-2007, 05:27 AM
So I need some help. When I hit highway speeds I notice that my sunroof rattles quiet a bit. It only rattles when closed. When I open it the rattle goes away. I have checked the wind visor and it is not causing the rattling. I got up in the sunroof and it looks like I am missing a screw in each side. I have attached pictures for review. Can someone else check your sunroof and see if I am in fact missing a couple of screws?
Thanks,
Eric
Well I went out and opened the sunroof on my 06 and no screws in those holes either. I fabricated a centre bracket to stabilize deflector and it still makes noise at 85 mph plus. I also siliconed deflector weatherstrip down with RTV silicone--can't say it helped.
WHOSNEXT
09-18-2007, 02:19 PM
My guess would be that it is not your sunroof.... rather the air problem on the outside of the A-Pillars where the plastic piece meets the windshield. It is a common problem on H2s at speeds over about 70.
Search the forum for air or wind noise...
That is my guess as well.....mine did same thing....took a-pillars off and siliconed them....problem went away.
HumminNBoatin'
09-18-2007, 06:48 PM
How do the plastic side pillars come off?
WHOSNEXT
09-18-2007, 07:05 PM
http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=16756&highlight=pillar
HumminNBoatin'
09-18-2007, 07:13 PM
Thanks,
I will try this and see what happens!
IRA51
09-19-2007, 12:54 AM
Perhaps you have a loose nut behind the wheel ? :twak:
OrangeCrush
09-19-2007, 03:20 AM
X825... The movement of the pillar covers lets the sound travel and I swear it sounds like it's coming from the sunroof.
I've had to urethane mine in several times. The first few times I re-twosided tape'd them but the last time, I used urethane.
Mark
HumminNBoatin'
09-19-2007, 03:21 PM
Perhaps you have a loose nut behind the wheel ? :twak:
Yeah but every Hummer does right? :giggling:
obzidian
09-20-2007, 12:14 AM
If gotten used to it but still, its annoy!
Mine does it all the time, especially when im, in a hury and the noise just adds to my frustration.... usually brought upon for my GF telling me to slow down!
HumminNBoatin'
09-22-2007, 01:43 PM
I used RTV on them last night. We will see what happens on the road today!
H24MENU
01-20-2008, 05:29 PM
Did the A pillar fix the sunroof rattle? I just bought a 05 SUT and I am having the same problem.
HumminNBoatin'
01-20-2008, 08:48 PM
Yes it fixed the problem
sanfoja
01-22-2008, 05:35 AM
Yes it fixed the problem
Man, am I glad you guys posted this. This buzzing. rattling, vibrating noise drove me crazy for two hours yesterday!!! Bought RTV today will fix tomorrow!! Along with installing my new HID headlights :beerchug:
Thanks!!:excited:
Smokin Joe
01-22-2008, 09:35 PM
sanfoja,
Have you done the windshield fix yet? Just wondering how it worked out for you?
Joe
H2bill
01-23-2008, 11:49 AM
Man, am I glad you guys posted this. This buzzing. rattling, vibrating noise drove me crazy for two hours yesterday!!! Bought RTV today will fix tomorrow!! Along with installing my new HID headlights :beerchug:
Thanks!!:excited:
Had the same thing on my '06. Took it to the dealer and they fixed it. I'm not sure what they did but they were aware of it. (I had a copy of the thread here in hand in case they acted like they never heard of such a thing).
sanfoja
01-27-2008, 05:43 AM
sanfoja,
Have you done the windshield fix yet? Just wondering how it worked out for you?
Joe
Too soon to tell yet...I did it a couple of nights ago with Black silicone (cold as sh$#&t here at 19 deg F) but 50 or so in garage. Not enough time to cure yet so covered the seam with black electrical tape and drove it yesterday no noise whatsoever, but real test will be after I remove the tape. Out of town this weekend, not in H2 :( but will post update to see how well the silicone sticks.
sanfoja
01-29-2008, 08:28 AM
Too soon to tell yet...I did it a couple of nights ago with Black silicone (cold as sh$#&t here at 19 deg F) but 50 or so in garage. Not enough time to cure yet so covered the seam with black electrical tape and drove it yesterday no noise whatsoever, but real test will be after I remove the tape. Out of town this weekend, not in H2 :( but will post update to see how well the silicone sticks.
Okay, removed the tape this morning. The black silicone stuck like a champ, no movement in the trim at all. Drove up to 80 mph at lunch time strong cross winds and all, blissfull silence, well at least from the A-pillars :)
If you have this annoying problem, spend the 20 minutes and just do it. At least for now, looks like the silicone (or RTV) is THE :D solution, plus in my opinion this will keep all the crap from getting behind this trim piece, as well. Mine my packed full of dirt and debris.
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