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"loose Change" Sound From Behind/side Of Driver Seat

Karl Davis
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sasha055 Member

sasha055

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Take the engine cover off behind the seats.

Look at the water pump housing. Listen and see if it could be the IMS going. Good luck

Mike, I have same loose change sound.. when you say "Listen and see" what should I expect to hear and see:)

Thanks

Sasha

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brucenoah1956 Member

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I've had the "loose change" sound from behind my left ear for several years now. Do a search and you will find lots of discussion on the topic of top noise. In my case the noise is coincident with road bumps, so think it is a body/top issue, not IMB at least in my case. Have not been able to track down the source on my '01 S Tip, so keep driving and turn the radio up.

juniinc Member

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I've had the "loose change" sound from behind my left ear for several years now. Do a search and you will find lots of discussion on the topic of top noise. In my case the noise is coincident with road bumps, so think it is a body/top issue, not IMB at least in my case. Have not been able to track down the source on my '01 S Tip, so keep driving and turn the radio up.

If the noise is coincident with road bumps,,,

drive slowly with the top down, U can usually see the door moving/squeaking.

adjust the door latch striker,,,

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