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well thx, but im trying to take the thing apart and put it under not actually make the dyna mat or the thing visible, u got anyways?The correct way would be to install some sound deadening to add weight so it wont rattle as much. If your looking to do it on the cheap, I read on this forum where someone cut up some sponges and wedged those in strategic places to stop the rattling. I have an 08 Camry and went the sound deadening route. Hope this helps
F*** :thumbsdow dam toyotas using cheap ass materialyou have to take out the whole rear deck and apply sound deadening. I have a 09 camry LE and that was the most annoying noise after i installed my system. So i apply sound deadening in the rear deck now most of the rattling is gone, there is still a little bit there but not as worst as before. It might also be harder to take out the rear deck because the SE models seat don't fold down. i believe you have to remove the seats.
Sweet this. Just made my day thanks. Can't wait to c ityea, i was able to pop off the whole rear dash without having to remove the seats. just pop off the rear pillar covers and lift the tray straight up, but only works when you first remove the rear headrests. i was able to stick a few thick pads in certain places, but i havent exactly found the sweet spot to eliminate the vibration, and i dont trust taking it to toyota for them to mess with and i doubt they will do much to fix the problem. ill take pics tomorrow when i take the rear dash out again.
While I appreciate this point of view, I actually have this vibration problem even when I don't have my stereo on and even before I installed an aftermarket sound system. At this point, this vibration problem happens constantly when I am on a bumpy or cobblestone road.Maybe, just maybe, if people didn't play their stereos loud enough to be heard three blocks away, they wouldn't have vibration problems.
gator1939
(yeh, the 1939 indicates age but that has no bearing on disturbing the peace)
i understand your view, but the rear dash should not vibrate at all and my music with the jbl system i have the volume at 26-30 with the bass at 0, i dont think thats blaring loud. the new plastic rear dash is a POS, and after fiddling with it for an hour or so, i came to the conclusion that its pretty much impossible to fix the rattling issue, only eliminate a portion of it and only way to get rid of some of the rattling is to stuff something inbetween the rear dash and the metal frame under neath. in my situation the rattling/vibration came from like 2-3 different spots in the rear dash, and i just stuffed some old crappy folded microfibers in there and fixed it a little, but theres not really much more i can do.Maybe, just maybe, if people didn't play their stereos loud enough to be heard three blocks away, they wouldn't have vibration problems.
gator1939
(yeh, the 1939 indicates age but that has no bearing on disturbing the peace)