Middle captains chair rattle

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ReaperHWK

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Hmm. Anyone know if there is a TSB or similar issue for a 2015 Tahoe? Mine has a similar rattle as well.
 
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Hmm. Anyone know if there is a TSB or similar issue for a 2015 Tahoe? Mine has a similar rattle as well.
I can’t remember if the captains chairs on the 15 flip up like they do on the newer models, but if it does, the underside latches is the first place to look for rattle. The latches click onto metal bars and if it’s a little loose, they will rattle.If you just wrap those metal bars that the latches attach to with electrical tape, they will clamp tighter (and against rubber instead of metal) and that might get rid of your noise. I know the guy at the dealership said eight out of 10 times the rattle is from those latches and fixed by the electrical tape.
 

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I can’t remember if the captains chairs on the 15 flip up like they do on the newer models, but if it does, the underside latches is the first place to look for rattle. The latches click onto metal bars and if it’s a little loose, they will rattle.If you just wrap those metal bars that the latches attach to with electrical tape, they will clamp tighter (and against rubber instead of metal) and that might get rid of your noise. I know the guy at the dealership said eight out of 10 times the rattle is from those latches and fixed by the electrical tape.
Yes they flip up and have the metal latches you are referencing. I’ll try what you suggested thanks!
 

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