Folks, I am hearing something slide about when cornering. I think it is coming from the glove box lid, as there is a similar rattle when I open it and move it to and fro quickly.
Is there a way of opening up the lid to check inside? I can't see any external screws and was wondering if there are hidden fixings somewhere?
Cheers
Ainslie
Rattle inside glove box lid, Xantia hatch 2000 reg
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Glovebox de-rattled!
Decided to remove the glovebox to see if I could cure the annoying rattle. Was a bit confused at first cos I could only see one screw, however after a bit of head-scratching and forlorn haynes consulting I guessed that the four rubber buffers also contain screws!
I then removed the screws, loosened the light fitting and pulled the box firmly forward and down, at which point I felt like I had hit the jackpot at the slots at Vegas!
Several foreign coins fell out as I pulled the box forward. I have no idea where in the box they were trapped, or what caused them to start rattling. They must have been there before I got the car cos I have not been anywhere foreign (not even England!).
Anyway, I will be happy to have cured the rattle.
I then removed the screws, loosened the light fitting and pulled the box firmly forward and down, at which point I felt like I had hit the jackpot at the slots at Vegas!
Several foreign coins fell out as I pulled the box forward. I have no idea where in the box they were trapped, or what caused them to start rattling. They must have been there before I got the car cos I have not been anywhere foreign (not even England!).
Anyway, I will be happy to have cured the rattle.
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Not legal tender in England though.
Out of interest, what currencies are they? I don't recognise them.
England is worth a visit, if only to make you appreciate more where you live. Where is that then?
Not legal tender in England though.
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England is worth a visit, if only to make you appreciate more where you live. Where is that then?
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From what I hear of Scotland Ainslie, if we English visited I think there would be a very large risk we'd stay and not venture south again
Shame on me, I've only ever been to Scotland once and that was to Gretna
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Same here. I only live just south of the border but have never crossed itCitroJim wrote:From what I hear of Scotland Ainslie, if we English visited I think there would be a very large risk we'd stay and not venture south again
Shame on me, I've only ever been to Scotland once and that was to Gretna
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