Tahoe14
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I would ride in the back while someone drives as was suggested. Have found many squeaks and rattles that way and have even ridden in a trunk or two.
Rattle in the rear
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My rattle came from the rear roof rack cross bar. Moved it forward one slot and that fixed it. Driving I was sure it came from down low and searched in vain.
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What holds them in place?
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They snap in with a screw at the bottom underneath the top of the light cluster, if I remember correctly.
They have a threaded clamp that you tightnen and holds the slot.
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I finally found the rattle.It was the upper shock mount.The bushings were shot.When it was on the lift you couldn’t hear it because all the weight from the suspension.When I lightly bounded on the rear bumper it took 2 seconds for my buddy to see it.Thanks to all that responded.
