True and more...
I checked the boot rubber bumpers and guess what? They were loose! So I screwed them back in and no more rattles!
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Apok New Member
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Well I ended up pushing down on either side of the boot lid with it closed. I could hear a noise. Come to find out the boot lid was not latched properly. The fix electrical tape on the boot lid latch striker. So no more rattling boot lid.
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Jason Montague New MemberLifetime Supporter
:cornut: This probably doesn't apply to many MINIs but in Margi(08 R56 BRG MCS/JCWm) the rattle is the spare tire that I carry in the boot. I secured it in place and rattle gone.
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Yea no spare in Bella's boot... lol
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LOL... I titled it to be funny...actually there is no junk in the trunk...
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Metalman Well-Known MemberLifetime Supporter
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Check the two rubber bump stops on the rear hatch.... They may have compressed and simply need a quarter turn out. This might tighten up the fit if its the latch / loop that's jumping around... Quick and easy if it's this....
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Apok New Member
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Could be a ghost....
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Metalman Well-Known MemberLifetime Supporter
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Yea well the rattle is back...so I checked the bump stops again, which were nice and tight in their holes...
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#7 nut 51188242693 x2
#10 washer 51181813017 x2
#11 screw 51419143799 x2