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Sinking Dash and Rattle Problems
There is a TSB out for a rattle in the dash on the driver side and a sinking dash on the passenger side in front of the speaker. I found this info. on another chat site and took a look at my C.M. and found the same things. Took it in and the dealer said that it was a familiar problem and that it will be replaced. Does anyone else have this problem?
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Permalink Reply by Shanon H. on -
The first pic. is sinking side, the second is th driver side that is good.
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Permalink Reply by zbeastburn on -
I checked my dash and it's sinking as well! This is ridiculous. I bought a toyota so I wouldn't have these problems!
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Permalink Reply by Jeremy Breaux on -
I am bringing mine in for the second time about this crap.
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Permalink Reply by Jeremy Breaux on
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Same side. There is an improved clip TSB out there and my %$~!@#$^$##^&%#&^%$!#@^$!#@%$ dealership was too stupid to look it up before attempting to fix it.
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Permalink Reply by Bac Ta on -
Do you happen to know the TSB#? I'm going to take mine in soon will raise hell and have them fix it the right way...
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Permalink Reply by Shanon H. on
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Make sure that you go in before an appointment because they will probably tell you that they will have to order the part. Mine is going in today and I am curious to see what "part" they had to order, a new dash or an improved clip.
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Permalink Reply by zbeastburn on
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My clock rattles real bad. Hadn't noticed any sinking yet though.
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Permalink Reply by Bryce on -
wow i just looked at my truck and it is identical to your pics. thanks for the heads up!!
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Permalink Reply by Jeremy Breaux on
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Let see if this file attaches ok. It is al pack of TSBS from about a year ago.
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TSBS.zip, 8.1 MB
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Permalink Reply by Shanon H. on
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So yesterday the dealer fixed my dash. They installed a new passanger side riser with an improved clip design at the bottom holding up the dash. I hope that over time the sun and heat straiten out the dash because it now has a hump in it after all that time being bent down. At least it looks better than it use to.
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