CG,
You can try narrowing the suspects and (hopefully) zero in on the problem eventually.
I'd start by putting the sun visors in a different position. If there's no change there try opening the moon roof and/or sliding the cover panel back.
You might also try driving the same speed but in a different gear to see if the noise appears at a speed other than 25 when you have the shifter in low or second rather than drive.
Of course if you have an overhead console on your car make sure nothing has fallen into the sunglass or remote holders or any other overhead compartments. Even a very small item vibrating against a plastic surface can produce an annoying rattle.
If none of that works have a passenger use a stethoscope (even a short length of old garden hose works) to try and track down the exact noise area. Once that's done you might be able to find a spot where you can put a small shim behind a piece of trim to remove the vibration.
Cheers
You can try narrowing the suspects and (hopefully) zero in on the problem eventually.
I'd start by putting the sun visors in a different position. If there's no change there try opening the moon roof and/or sliding the cover panel back.
You might also try driving the same speed but in a different gear to see if the noise appears at a speed other than 25 when you have the shifter in low or second rather than drive.
Of course if you have an overhead console on your car make sure nothing has fallen into the sunglass or remote holders or any other overhead compartments. Even a very small item vibrating against a plastic surface can produce an annoying rattle.
If none of that works have a passenger use a stethoscope (even a short length of old garden hose works) to try and track down the exact noise area. Once that's done you might be able to find a spot where you can put a small shim behind a piece of trim to remove the vibration.
Cheers
