Can't find the metal on metal rattle

[Hota]

I took delivery of my Model 3 a month ago and have noticed a rattle coming from the back rear seats that sounds like a loose seat latch rattling around. I happens when I go over bumps or rough roads regardless of whether or not someone is sitting in the back.

It's maddening because I can't duplicate the sound by shaking anything around back there.

Anyone run into this problem or have any clue what it might be?

 

[plasmo]

Try this trick: Trick to find all rattles in Model 3

 

[Hota]

Try this trick: Trick to find all rattles in Model 3

Fantastic. Thanks!

 

[sperkin]

The rattles are broken clips in the rear passenger door trim. Service center can replace them for you. I had the same issue and only heard rattle on one part of the highway but never anywhere esle.

 

[tyfosho]

Fantastic. Thanks!

Please let me know what you find! I have the exact same thing happening and it's driving me nuts.

 

[tyfosho]

The rattles are broken clips in the rear passenger door trim. Service center can replace them for you. I had the same issue and only heard rattle on one part of the highway but never anywhere esle.

Can you post a picture of where I should be looking to see if the clips are broken?

 

[sperkin]

Can you post a picture of where I should be looking to see if the clips are broken?

Open the rear door and it's the clips under the bottom plastic on the inside door panel. Service center knew exactly what it was when I went in. Seems like it's a common issue they are aware off. I never tracked down which clip. Since it's been fixed 4 months ago I have not experienced it again. Mine was on the rear passenger door.

 

[Evoforce]

Dang golf clubs!

 

[tyfosho]

I took delivery of my Model 3 a month ago and have noticed a rattle coming from the back rear seats that sounds like a loose seat latch rattling around. I happens when I go over bumps or rough roads regardless of whether or not someone is sitting in the back.

It's maddening because I can't duplicate the sound by shaking anything around back there.

Anyone run into this problem or have any clue what it might be?

Did you ever end up finding anything out?