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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kandewinn" data-source="post: 2016742" data-attributes="member: 23041"><p>This is similar to my experience with the service center in Brewster NY. Dropped my truck off for an oil change, mentioned the SSM and my noisy rear shocks.  Received a call later that day saying that they confirmed I had noisy rear shocks, and that replacements were already on order. They have been replaced, and my truck is as quiet as can be. As far as rattles go, I tend to take an afternoon with all my vehicles to track down and fix rattles myself. On the Raptor, key noise points were…the wire between the glass on an open rear slider. I wrapped the wire and that noise is gone. Vibrating rear slider glass. I added soft side of Velcro to the window frame at vibration points, noise is gone. Door lock pin clips on both front doors, removed panel and insulated both clips so that they can no longer move, noise is gone. Modules loosely mounted behind both front door panels, velcroed the modules and stuck them to the metal door frame, rattle is gone.  Noisy arm rest on center console lid, islolated noise to the clip area where fold out lid locked closed, added soft side Velcro around the clip area, noise is gone. Squeaky right seat bolster rubbing on center console, added a very large piece of soft side Velcro to side of seat, squeaky rub noise is now gone. My truck is now super quiet. But no tech was going to go thru what I did to eliminate the noises.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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