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Hey guys

Just a quick question: there seems to be a rattle of kinds coming from pretty much under drivers side seat. When I looked under there it seems to be wrapped in that tin sheety fire proofing stuff and not sure if that rattle is exhaust/cat on that sheeting? Has anyone experienced this annoying sound before? If so, any ways to fix it, can we get rid of the sheeting or make it tighter or something? New car and its seriously irritating lol

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If its not the shield rattling, it's a stuffed cat

My car has no shields

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So no harm in taking sheeting off and seeing if it's stuffed cat? Does it just bolt on or does it bolt up to exhaust like the turbo shield bolts to block? My old BA turbo didn't have sheeting around the exhaust can't imagine it would make much difference hey?

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Was going to post a similar thread tonight

Picked my f6 ute up yesterday and tonight especially noticed a 'knocking' rattle from underneath. around drivers/passenger seat.

Doesnt sound like motor, more so sounds underneath it

When the car is idling and I blip throttle quickly it rattles off bottom revs then dissapears, then as revs come back down to idle it makes another knocking sound occasionally.

May take it into ford tomorrow im slightly nervous

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Most likely a heat shield rattle.You can either remove the heat shield or run some big arse clamps around it and tighten.

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