Rattling interior

[banana_hammock]

The inside of my car has got lots of loose bits of plastic, particularly the vertical plastic strips in the window frame.

I think the clips have broken, what's the best way of securing them so they don't rattle anymore? I was thinking some black squirty glue or similar.

 

[todd100]

its french = rattly car

 

[banana_hammock]

I know lol, I was prepared for build quality issues, it's just an annoying bzzzzz whenever I listen to music!

 

[Mister_G]

I think it would take forever to find and cure every buzz/rattle in a Clio lol!

Maybe try removing them and fixing them back on with silicone??? Unfortunately I don't think it will be obvious exactly which part of them is causing the rattle.

 

[Gardus]

Buy some new clips, there's quite a few parts that can be fixed that way.
Some vaseline grease (not sure the exact english name) helps too.
Buy an Audi next time :rasp:

 

[ScarySquirrel]

I've given up trying to cure rattles in my car.

 

[todd100]

if its when you listen to music it could be that your speakers arent in tightly or that the door card is rattling

 

[Gardus]

I solved the most annoying ones on mine, but I drive it along country roads with poor tarmac everyday, so it's an endless war. I just turn up the music...the exhaust helps too!
The climate sensor it's buzzing again sometimes from cold, I changed it when I bought the car 3 years ago.
Door panels would require a complete removal and new clips with some silicone inbetween....I already changed the door speakers fixing them to the metal and fitting some soundproofing material.
Recently one of the heater grills under the windscreen started to buzz when cold.