The top of the trunk is dynamated. But the part of the trunk around the lock is all hollow and couldnt be dynamated. Anyway that rattles alot, someone told me to use that foam insulator stuff.

 

i fixed my rattle in the area of the trunk latch by adjusting the mounts of the trunk and making the trunk close more snug... but not sure that is the same area of rattle you are dealing with.

 

Yea im talking about the area on the back of the trunk around where the honda emblem is

 

what are the specs of ur system?

 

6.5 inch diamond hex component system (aluminum) in the front
6x9 Eclipse 4 way integrated series in the rear
Polk Momo 400.4 to the speakers
Polk Momo 500.1 to the sub
JL Audio 12W6v2
Vented box
Raised floor
Stinger 3 farad capacitor
Optima yellow top battery
Doors and trunk dynamated
Clarion VRX755VD headunit

 

2 way expanding foam , and tighten all bolts and screws. Try using locktight for good measure.

 

I was just reading that that stuff will hold mositure.

 

bump

 

get closed cell foam and you will be fine with the moisture.


You can also just put electrical tape around the latch part of the hatch and that will elimintate it for the most part too.

 

bump

anyone else ??

 

hey
sorry i may be bringing up an old thread, but i was wondering did any one have any other solutions. My trunk rattles liek a bitch as well. It really sucks, im afraid to bump my music now! thanks alot, and sorry once again.

rameez3k

 

It could be your bumper also. I know when i had my 1995 Nissan Altima the trunk rattled a lot so i took it off, fileld it with expanding foam then shaped it to the underpart of the structure under the bumper skin. Took 95% of the noise from the bumper. Im about to go do the same on my bumper also on my civic

 

i was told to cut out a bike tire n glue along the side of the trunk seal

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Ewash69 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i was told to cut out a bike tire n glue along the side of the trunk seal</TD></TR></TABLE> NO, do not do that, depending on what is rattling will depend on the fix, if it is the lid itself, try readjusting the latch, it is adjustable, 2 or 3 bolts, back off on bolts, move latch down a little, re-tighten bolts, you will have to slam trunk lid down harder so it will catch, do not move latch too much, or lid will not close properly, another source of rattle in the lid is between the "stamped" inside sheet metal rattling against the outside sheet metal skin, slipping in some Dynamat, [or the like] between the outside skin and the and the inside stamped "framing" wherever you can, or spraying in foam insulation will get rid of those rattles. 94

 

idk ive heard the bike tire works good

 

Unless the stock gasket is damaged, you should not be adding anything to it or the lid surface it sits on, adjusting the latch will do the same thing. 94