douggie

Was wondering if you guys have a solution to this. My licence plate rattles like crazy when going over unevern roads. And when I close the rear door, it sounds that it's gonna come off....

currently my plate is mounted on a black plastic with 2 screws on the top.

Any ideas? I was thinking of using double sided tape or a magnet...

Mac Daddy

I know your feeling, I hate to close the rear hatch because of the rattle. What pi$$ed me off is that I forgot to tell the dealer not to put the front license plate holder on. Now I have to ugly holes in the front bumper.

protegedude

A friend had a similiar problem on his cavalier. His stereo rattled his plate so he used two-way tape. That was over a year ago and it is still working as near as I know.

Protege01ES

Another thing that works well for getting rid of the rattle, check with your local stereo shop, they should have something called DYNAMAT. It's a thin rubber sheet that is used for sound deadening. That's what I used, no problems after that

chuck

I used the double-sided insulation rubber

You know the stuff for truck caps etc?

Makaveli

DYNAMAT? Is that the stuff the cuts your fingers like butter? If it is, watch your fingers!!!!!!!

douggie

Anyway, i've used some tiny plastic clear wire ties to tie up the other two holes to the secure the plate to the plastic plate holder (the other 2 holes are already screwed on).

It's much better now. But still, the problem is that the plate holder itself is secured by just 2 screws. I'll probably need to put double-sided insulation rubber between the car and the holder as Chuck suggested.

Eric F

Dynamat isn't sharp. I think it's a rubber based product that is used to dampen sheet metal resonance. It would work to reduce license plate noise from bass as well as car movement, etc. It's more expensive than double sided tape though, so if you don't have the bass problem, you probably don't need it.

Mac Daddy

One small trick we use on rattling license plate is use a spray glue to attach a piece of automotive carpet behind the plate. That usually stops the rattle.