Adhesive backed foam is your friend. There are some parts under there that rattle, and placing some foam in the right spot fixed mine. It took me about three attempts however.

Those grills pop out fairly easy but that funky rubbery finish can become scratched by wiping it with a dry hand, so use something plastic to get under the edges and lift up.

 

Thank you. I couldn't locate the exact rattle yet. I just popped out the grill and took out the entire glove box and drove around with both of them out and I still couldn't find where they're at all was coming from. When the car is stopped I just reach around and touch a bunch of stuff and thump it to see if it rattles but I still can't find exactly where it's at

 

I'm not surprised it would take you three attempts, due to the fact I still can't even find the rattle lol

 

I had to remove the speaker and put the foam between some of the components that are underneath where the speaker goes.

It was very hard to find while driving, some of what I did was to rap on the side of the dash that faces the passengers to try and get it to rattle. In the end it was small adjustments that got it to stop, but the adhesive backed foam helped by staying where it was needed.

 

Thanks again. I was assuming everyone was just going to say that it's a Corolla and to just live with it. I noticed it does it when turning left more on bumpy roads due to the weight loading right. So it's for sure that side. After making a veer left and straightening back out, whatever is rattling gets quieter or stops. Unless the road is super bumpy. I cannot replicate it by tapping on any thing yet though, sadly.

 

To find a rattle, it would be easier to have 2 people, one to drive and the other to listen/look. I had a rattle under the dash that took me a few months to find. As it turned out, it was the power wire that I installed for the dashcam. It was not tied down well and hitting the underside of the dash.

 

I hope this doesn't take two months. I spent two more hours poking around through the vent grill and under the glovebox gap. And still couldn't find it. Now I just have scraped up hands.

 

its good, in a not so good way, that I am not alone with this. I hear this buzzing/rattle coming from the right side of car every once in a while and mostly occurs on a rough surface street, if it is smooth concrete then not so much or smooth asphalt.

 

A guy from a YouTube video, that I got very lucky to find and even luckier that the guy came back to respond to my comment, told me the sound was coming from the outside of the car under the windshield glass where the cowl / gutter is. Apparently the dealership he went to found a couple of pieces of metal rubbing together in that spot

 

there is a metal plate in left back of engine compartment, I'm guessing it is something to do with heat blocking. anyhoo, I thought this might be point of my buzzing sound, so I added a slight bend to it and for now the buzzing has all but gone.
UPDATE: nope gotta be something else. still buzzing, I'll take it in to my local dealer and let them look.

 

to revisit this, I found source of my buzzing sound. it is coming from the plastic housing on windshield where rear view mirror is. I pushed up slightly on it and buzzing has ceased.

 

Tried it no luck

 

after several weeks of no buzzing sound, I cannot believe the difference in ride quality, how much quieter it is.

 

mine turned out to be plastic housing where rear view mirror attaches to windshield. one test is when it happens reach up and push on it slightly.

 

I try that. My sounds like coming from the center vents or entrainment center. What yeardo you have?

 

He’s referring to the area around the climate controls.

sedan layout

Hatchback layout

 

It was my remote garage door opener,on visor,pressing on my windshield. That was causing the vibration rattling noise.

 

I have the same noise. Been to dealer 4 times and mot fixed. I thinknit matbe heat shield loose and the noise travelling

 

People on reddit in up being the cover on camera,and some was the motor mount technical bulletins on it

 

Have a 24 se corrolla sounds like that.