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No need to remove the plates, they're sufficiently flexible to lift up and slip the foam in. I used a large piece around 100x80mm, around 4mm thick

*UPDATE* All rattles and knocks from rear are now fixed! The sounds were travelling through the car structure and presenting at the point in the photos. Nothing to do with that area, although I did tighten the exposed bolts to correct torque. Here's what worked and in order of effectiveness...

The photo is the area under the lower left hatch bump stop. The tailgate trim usually covers it, the photo is taken from inside the car. The bracket at the top supports the bump stop when closed. I think the white and black metal structures are rubbing/rattling against each other but how to...

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I've made some small progress. I've looked inside the holes using a worm camera, it's actually quite shallow in there. Can't see anything that could be rolling around. Tapping the various fixings in that area I've found what could be the culprit. All fixings in the trunk are solid - except for...

Thanks for the reply Would Tesla take issue with me removing the trim?

Wow! This is "exactly" what mine sounds like! And yes - wet weather definitely dampens the perceived noise - very odd isn't it? https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/model-y-rattle-rear-quarter.326559/ At first I thought it was the tailgate. I've removed all trim, felted, secured wires, 8mm...

Forgot to add, the noise is emanating from the the holes in the white and black metal sections shown in the photo

Hello all I'm at my wits end... I own a late 22 MYLR with a very annoying rattle. It's been to the service centre a total of 5 times over the last 14 months for days-weeks at a time, the car has covered 17k and the problem started at 4k. This isn't a mild trim or seat rattle, most of those...