If you are experiencing a rattle or rubbing noise which seems to come from the seat belt height adjuster (or from the same location on the passenger side), it could possibly be the infamous B-pillar rattle. One way to determine if this is your rattle is to remove the B-pillar covers and drive around for a while (on a road which usually caused the noise). Remember to do this on a dry day as it may compromise your car's water seal. Four bolts hold it in place. They are all Torx-20, sometimes called "star hex" if you're not familiar with them. First, open both doors on the side you are working on. You will see a plastic panel at the bottom of the B-pillar cover. Simply pull up and out, it will pop off. Two bolts are located there. The other two bolts are about four inches from the roofline, one on each side of the B-pillar cover. Pull back the rubber door seal with your fingers to find them. Once you have the four bolts off, the metal cover should pull straight off. |
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